Are they the same as a plastic poulan or was that later on?
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Are they the same as a plastic poulan or was that later on?
All righty so all my mac bars are too narrow. The china "husky" bar mount is the same as the poulan bar.
It's odd how elux had so many different levels of equipment and why they let the Jred saws stay at a high level. What's wrong with high end stuff from all there brands it's still going in there pocket any way and more to choose from if you dont like stihl.
2stroke_shaman
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Elux is a good company . I work at a cold heading shop and we make hundreds of thousands of bolts for Husqvarna. Keeps us working ! I like to support the companys that buy from us like Cat, Deer, Husky , Harley, Polaris , Artic Cat ect . Love when I open something up and our hardware is in it !
Well that's pretty cool. Awesome and great to hear
Well, jred will be mostly homeowners saws like Poulan, to much to compete with Husqvarna named saws.
Steve
Steve
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I have everything someone would need to convert a poulan 3400 to a 4000, including a nice piston and cylinder. I have been holding on to it for a long time. If I was to sell the parts, what would be a fair price I could expect to get? Thanks
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Do you have the air filter cover and filter or just the piston and cylinder. P & c and good rings are probably 75.00 , I'm first in line if you are selling it.
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I have the top cover, air filter cover and a brand new air filter. Along with the piston, cylinder and carburetor. I probably have some other smalls too.
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Dont do it man . . . . Get that beast running
Give ya $25.00 with free shipping
Steve
Steve
It needs to run and cut wood, I agree with that
I've got a wee 16inch on mine at the moment with chisel chain what a ripper it's like a race saw for me haha
I like running chisel chains, as long as the wood is clean, dirty wood gets semi.
Steve
Steve
Yea me too I've only got a couple loops now need to stock up a bit. How do you sharpen Steve? I file only no guide just husky depth gauge took ages to learn but have got pretty good now
I spent the better part of last week sharpening chains from some of the saws that I have aquired over the last year. I had to use the electric grinder to get them back to usable shape . Nobody sends a good chain when you buy a saw. I did enjoy making a good chain from the junk I started with. I have always hand filed my chains. PS I kept my thumb out of the way
Would like a grinder for that very reason although it is good practice bringing back a butcherd chain with a file. Got a couple mates who bring me there chains and after they've been at them with a file there a right mess. Can take an hour on some of them.
How is the old thumb getting on Todd?
If I wasn't tending to the thumb I might have done some chains freehand. It's healing good and maybe the 12th I'll get the pins out
Aww well that's good news. Did ya have all ya firewood sorted before ya munched it up? I'd come n do some kindling for ya but the bus ticket is a bit much this close to Christmas.
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