Thanks Mark!
A 49 cc saw on a low 10 lb chassis sounds like a real nice saw. May have to seek one out.
A 49 cc saw on a low 10 lb chassis sounds like a real nice saw. May have to seek one out.
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My post was about crank seals for the 5200 and like saws that take the 17x28.5x6mm crank seal not Poulan saws in general.
That was obvious to me after I done some searching through that site. If a man was only wanting 5200 seals its probably not a bad choice, but I did see AVX seals has the same seal 17x28.5 x7mm wide which I'm assuming would be fine (basically the same price you listed) and AVX does have some of the other Poulan size seals I use. I have ordered from them before.
I was able to watch the chip flow today with 20" buried 71cc. Good to go with the side tensioner 372 clutch cover.
Had to throw the FD 415 ventmaster recoil cover on with it's D-ring for quick testing. Broke the rope 3rd pull on on other one.
Had to throw the FD 415 ventmaster recoil cover on with it's D-ring for quick testing. Broke the rope 3rd pull on on other one.
The PP255 is the 40cc saw , the PP310 and PP315 are 49cc saws .
We did have and maybe still do a 34XX and a 38XX where XX were different bar lengths and they were advertised as having 34 and 38cc motors but if you look at the IPL's they both had 40cc set ups. Same engine, same carb. I don't know if they were sold in the US.
Thank you Scott, I was just going off the top of my head, guess I was close anyway.
Well I finally got Arborsite working on tapatalk, pew, was glad. Got tired of pulling up the web site.
Steve Sidwell
Steve Sidwell
A week ago I bought a black Craftsman 3.3 off the local craigslist that looked pretty much unused and the guy said he was letting it go cheap because the chain wouldn't stay tight. Got it home, pulled the bar and chain and lo and behold no sign of a tension screw. I fixed that , put an 18" bar and some new .325 chain on it, changed out the spark plug for an NGK , filled it with fresh mix and she fired right up. The carb needed some minor adjusting and then I spent the day cutting up three good sized ash trees with it. Another good saw in the herd.
Seemed to be the order of the day... I busted the rope on a fresh “no jug gasket” Poulan 245SA yesterday, then turned around & broke a plastic Oregon “D handle” starter pull into four pieces on a fresh Super 045 creamsicle yesterday. Takes all I got to start them, pulling like they owe you money, lol.
These saws have to be running 160-170 pounds static compression. Both over 75cc.
EDIT, pics added as I know we like pics!
It is always nice to have pictures, that 245 is a good looking saw. Is it new to you,
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Had a few spare minutes two nights ago, I don’t have many anymore! So I pulled the muffler on the 5400 and painted it and cleaned up the saw a little more.
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I had a few of those 54 handles and 1 guy wanted them all. Didnt relize they would be so popular.
Could have sold about 10 more If I had them.
Could have sold about 10 more If I had them.
This is about the only good video clip I got yesterday. 20” bar and Oregon D70 low kickback chain on it. I believe you guys call these “banana” bars because of the upswept nose? Anyways as you can see the current B&C setup needs to go. Im leaning in favor of a 28” full house setup for this saw and of course a better “test log” setup.
With the muffler being such a prominent feature on these saws cleaning it up makes such a difference in appearance. Looks Good!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
yeah it does make a difference doesn’t it!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Mark, if you are interested I would always trade power head for power head if you want this 5400. I just need a firewood saw so if you had a duplicate of something else, let me know!
That is a nice looking saw, still want a full wrap handle for a 5400.
Lots of folks want the full wraps, they don't really do much for me. I'm just as happy with the half wraps and nothing in my way when removing clutch covers, bars and such.
You are correct but they look cooler on the shelf, have 2 on the 5200s
I should make a bolt on half then remove it when I cut. That might be the thing to do.
I should make a bolt on half then remove it when I cut. That might be the thing to do.
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