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Poulan Coiunter Vibe 3700 Service Manual I need a service manual to repair an old Poulan Counter Vibe 3700. I need to replace the fuel line and to do this I need access to the carb. I don't know how to tear it down? So instead of making it a major project, pls send me a service manual or an...

Richer at these high altitudes is a safe setting for better torque in the wood.

Timberwolf knows Ed and Big Dave who did the mod's on my two 361's, and they are raped apes in the wood. I've had both for several years; cut a lot of wood. And entered them in friendly GTG's and a couple of contest events. I use square chisel semi skip chain on both, cutting these hard...

Brad its a 44 for an after market cylinder. I could get by with a set of after market rings. I say that, because I have a new set of Stihl rings and they are a hair too big for this piston, can't get them closed enough to push it back in the cylinder. Never had that problem before; even...

44 Brad, in an after market cylinder.

As my signature shows, I have two 361's that have been ported by a couple of pro's, along with the muffler mods too. Then I have the 026 with my own muffler mod. In the case of my 026 muffler mod, it eliminated the 'jake brake' effect of a constricted muffler and I estimate about a 20%...

Well I checked on my order today and found out the piston is on back order; they said they expect it in the warehouse next week. :chainsaw: At least they didn't say tomorrow, cause in West Texas tomorrow never comes. :cheers:

I've got two 'modified' 361's done by a couple of 'pro's' -- they are superb saws for the woods and with a pipe in friendly competition. And I'll probably never part with either one. BUT, the one that will never leave me is a 'late model' 026. I say late model, cause it has the same carb and...

I agree, nice guy. I've been out of the chainsaw business for a while and just got forced back in by some friends who had a dead saw. Thanks for all the replies; I've got it on order now. :cheers:

Thanks; I'm a Bailey's Customer, just didn't see it in Big Dog's catalog. I ordered it.

If it increases in rpm and then dies; that is a 'lean' condition. This is exactly how all chainsaws perform when they run out of fuel. So its a fuel related issue; you just start with the fuel filter for dirt, the fuel hose for air leaks, and if you have an extra carb on hand, swap the carb...

I live in a remote area; where is the best online source for a new piston and rings kit for an 026? Ebay? Ebay Store? Arborist Site Sponsor? I'm open to all ideas as I called an out of town dealer and his prices were astronomical; $44 bucks for a set of rings? Must have been reading the...

Any time you turn a saw on its sides and it loses power, its almost always the 'seals'. If you have not replaced these on an 026, do a search here on AS for advice. You can do it if you know the steps and technique. And it can be done without special tools; I've done several without a hitch.

I own three saws: 2 woods modified 361's and a muffler modified 026. I run an 18" bar and 3/8" square chisel chain on the 026 and it out performs any 260 Pro I've ever had. I buy saws on ebay, fix them up and sell them all the time; but, have never been tempted to sell this particular late...

I've owned the 036, 036 Pro, 360 and 360 Pro. They are great work saws with a muffler mod. I now own two modified and ported 361's, done by two of the best in the business (one has a pipe for fun events too). I've sold all of the older saws with muffler mods to friends of mine and they are...

+1 You must be cutting metal instead of wood to dull it in 10 sec max. I can't do it that quick by holding it down in the dirt and rocks at WOT. :buttkick:

http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=33528Check this thread out on Arborist Site

I've had that problem with an 044 many times. It can jerk your arm off almost when that happens. I've discovered that if I very slowly pull the starter rope two or three times, that it eases up on compression and cranks normally. Saves you popping your elbow out.

I use Mobil 2 Racing Oil and high test gas. I could run 100:1, but for every day use in the woods I run 50:1 and am happy with the performance of all saws. Plus, I like the extra lubrication as a safety factor for the long life of my saws. If I thought there was a significant difference in...

I've run both chains on my 026/260 saws; and, these saws will take a 20" bar. However, they like an 18" bar better if you have not modified the muffler. More than a 20" bar, even with a modified muffler, I would not recommend for these 026/260 saws. As a rule around here, the ones who run...