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I've rarely seen a bad carb as opposed to one needing rebuilding. Sometimes I find it helps to use a ultrasonic cleaner. I suppose there are carbs that need new parts but thankfully I haven't seen one.
Nik's Poulan Thread
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That's identical to the spring cover on my PP405. I finally realized the only way I was going to install the spring was to insert it in the cover, flip it over and stick it in the housing. After several tries I got it inserted. Never should have removed it in the first place.
That's identical to the spring cover on my PP405. I finally realized the only way I was going to install the spring was to insert it in the cover, flip it over and stick it in the housing. After several tries I got it inserted. Never should have removed it in the first place.
A bit of a relapse today....
I finally wrestled down a local 4000. I swallowed my pride and spent more than I would if it were a rebranded 3400 I am accustomed to in these parts. Regardless, beyond the paint/decal wear it seems to have fairly low hours, 16" bar and an original Poulan chain (albeit fairly neglected). I am guessing it had been fogged as witnessed by the copious smoke when I briefly fired it up.
It has a factory rim sprocket as Tim's nice find has, but is wearing the standard muffler body seen on the 3400's I've got. I was suprised it did not have the side exhaust port I thought to be issued on the 4000's? Maybe an emissions criteria during the particular era in Canada? Compression is certainly more stout than the 3400's I'm accustomed to.
Once I get it cleaned up, new kit, lines etc. it should make for another convincing cutter with the 16".
- Cory
I finally wrestled down a local 4000. I swallowed my pride and spent more than I would if it were a rebranded 3400 I am accustomed to in these parts. Regardless, beyond the paint/decal wear it seems to have fairly low hours, 16" bar and an original Poulan chain (albeit fairly neglected). I am guessing it had been fogged as witnessed by the copious smoke when I briefly fired it up.
It has a factory rim sprocket as Tim's nice find has, but is wearing the standard muffler body seen on the 3400's I've got. I was suprised it did not have the side exhaust port I thought to be issued on the 4000's? Maybe an emissions criteria during the particular era in Canada? Compression is certainly more stout than the 3400's I'm accustomed to.
Once I get it cleaned up, new kit, lines etc. it should make for another convincing cutter with the 16".
- Cory
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Nice 4000! Really good shape!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Really wish I was cutting into a nice red fir or tamarack with the 3400 tonight but I guess a fresh cut on the Christmas tree will have to do haha!
No emissions criteria on those. I don't think anything is mandated yet but we do end up with new saws being built to US spec's. The muffler may have been replaced or the Skil plant may have run out of the 4000 muffler. I think all my Canadian Poulan branded 3400's have 3700 air filter covers on them. All the rebranded ones have the closed covers except for the Craftsman I just picked up.
Really nice looking 4000 you have there. Still waiting to find one at a reasonable price.
Goose IBEW
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I got one vintage Poulan 361 I picked up from an auction a few months back. I've slowly been cleaning it up.
The whole saw looked like the dirty part when I got it
The whole saw looked like the dirty part when I got it
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Nice! What's it need to be a runner?
Goose IBEW
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Fuel lines, tank cleaning and carb gaskets.
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Right on, I don't know much about that saw but it looks like it's in good shape after cleaning!
Goose IBEW
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Yeah, the condition of this saw really catches my attention.
No, but thanks for checking Kevin. eReplacements said they could get them, & took an order over the phone on Monday.
Then they emailed yesterday and said they couldn't. POS way to do business if you ask me, given the fact that I even called first.
I knew they were NLA since I checked the Poulan Parts website.
I haven't given up, some will eventually come up...nails the definition of a dollar job waiting on a nickel part
EDIT-Found them with help from an excellent AS member, S25DA rebuild is back on schedule!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Anyone know what Dayton model 22462A 21 inch saw is? Compared to which Poulan model?
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Is the model number actually 2Z462A? If so, it is based on the 306A.
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Yeah I just realized the second 2 is a Z. The guy text it to me wrong. Thanks!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Anybody know what a good running Dayton 2Z462A is worth? I know it's older, the guy wants me to make an offer but I don't really know what to offer and don't want to lo ball him.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
$50 if it runs and looks good with a decent B&C.
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