Crftrapper535
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did poulan ever make anything of a pro grade I have both a p3314wsa and a fx26cs and both run good. But question is are there any hidden gems?
Any specific model? I am looking for a good old poulanBack in the 70 and 80`s they made some fine saws.
Also what was the biggest poulan ever made? Cause some of them saws look huge which I mean I do kinda dig those old big saws a bitMyself and my dad ran 306A`s and 245`s, they were very well made all magnesium chassis saws. The site linked below will take you to many of the good Poulans starting with the 3400, 3700 and on up.
https://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/GasbyManufacturer?OpenView&Start=1&Count=1000&Expand=113#113
The 2 man Poulans were likely the biggest saws they made, the 2400 and the 5200 come to mind. Many of the sand cast Poulans were big and sort of heavy.Also what was the biggest poulan ever made? Cause some of them saws look huge which I mean I do kinda dig those old big saws a bit
Poulan built the Craftsman saws at the same time they built the Counter Vibe saws back in the 70s and 80s, you could even inter change parts.Didn't Poulan also make a lot of the Craftsman saws? My stepfather had a Craftsman that was a good saw back in the early '90s...
Don't know exactly, bought one about 5 or 6 years ago and never used it much because it got stole out of the back of the truck one day but I can tell you it wasn't in the class of the Counter Vibe's, no where close. Keep a CS400 in the truck these days because they are dependable and light to handle.When did they transform into Poulan Pro?
After their merge with Pioneer, 1988 or shortly after.When did they transform into Poulan Pro?
Pioneer saws other than the label and paint color.
Tear it down look to see where the oil is coming from, the fix will then be quite obvious.This sparked a question. My brother-in-law gave me an almost new Poulan 3816 saw (38 cc, 16" bar). It is a piece of crap but it is light, so I plan to use it for light-duty TSI work, reserving my MS500i for heavier work. But the Poulan leaks bar oil all over the place. Any advice on how to fix that?
Few like my recommendations on those saws.This sparked a question. My brother-in-law gave me an almost new Poulan 3816 saw (38 cc, 16" bar). It is a piece of crap but it is light, so I plan to use it for light-duty TSI work, reserving my MS500i for heavier work. But the Poulan leaks bar oil all over the place. Any advice on how to fix that?
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