blk05crew
I like 'em green
Great looking saws Joe!
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Great looking saws Joe!
And here is my collection
335, 3.7, 365, 330, 3450 type 3, super 380,
Nos 305, 3000. Not pictured are another 365, craftsman 2.8 and a 2800
335, 3.7, 365, 330, 3450 type 3, super 380,
Nos 305, 3000. Not pictured are another 365, craftsman 2.8 and a 2800
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Poulan's last run at a real pro saw. They are much lighter and will run with any saw in their class.
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My 3600 cover looks like the one on the 365. Same PN as well. The 3500 and 3350 used the cover as well, at least looking at the IPL's.
That's a very nice collection you have there.
Probably is I forgot about those
ChipsFlyin
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I got the Husky 55 piston in today for a possible substitute for a 54ccer piston - $6.99 shipped and only 8 days total from the other side of the world - very surprised. I figured minor piston mods were doable and anything else was out of the equation.
The good- The product's overall milling is very nice and the piston is a bit lighter. The ring has no visible imperfections.
The bad is everything else.... After doing some measurements it was quick to see that I took one for the team
- diameter is .20 mm less.
- crown to top of ring is 0.5 mm thicker
- skirt length 1mm longer -if that was the only issue, game on that's and easy fix.
- the big problem is the wrist pin center is 2mm lower - won't fit at TDC - if someone could mill the top down there would be not be enough meat from the crown to the ring.
-if there is a way to get this piston to work it's way out of my league...
The good- The product's overall milling is very nice and the piston is a bit lighter. The ring has no visible imperfections.
The bad is everything else.... After doing some measurements it was quick to see that I took one for the team
- diameter is .20 mm less.
- crown to top of ring is 0.5 mm thicker
- skirt length 1mm longer -if that was the only issue, game on that's and easy fix.
- the big problem is the wrist pin center is 2mm lower - won't fit at TDC - if someone could mill the top down there would be not be enough meat from the crown to the ring.
-if there is a way to get this piston to work it's way out of my league...
Chris J.
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Joe, that's a great find, & thanks for the model # photo.
I didn't see a Stihl MS 361 in your 60cc class collection
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In case anybody does a copy & paste when something interesting is posted (I do):
Poulan Pro PP365 -- Craftsman 358.351240
Although not a Poulan, this is a not-sold-for-very-long Craftsman worth finding:
Solo 651SP -- Craftsman 360.352010
Edit-Damn, I screwed up that Craftsman model number but good.
I didn't see a Stihl MS 361 in your 60cc class collection
.In case anybody does a copy & paste when something interesting is posted (I do):
Poulan Pro PP365 -- Craftsman 358.351240
Although not a Poulan, this is a not-sold-for-very-long Craftsman worth finding:
Solo 651SP -- Craftsman 360.352010
Edit-Damn, I screwed up that Craftsman model number but good.
Don't know till you tryI got the Husky 55 piston in today for a possible substitute for a 54ccer piston - $6.99 shipped and only 8 days total from the other side of the world - very surprised. I figured minor piston mods were doable and anything else was out of the equation.
The good- The product's overall milling is very nice and the piston is a bit lighter. The ring has no visible imperfections.
The bad is everything else.... After doing some measurements it was quick to see that I took one for the team
- diameter is .20 mm less.
- crown to top of ring is 0.5 mm thicker
- skirt length 1mm longer -if that was the only issue, game on that's and easy fix.
- the big problem is the wrist pin center is 2mm lower - won't fit at TDC - if someone could mill the top down there would be not be enough meat from the crown to the ring.
-if there is a way to get this piston to work it's way out of my league...
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I got the Husky 55 piston in today for a possible substitute for a 54ccer piston - $6.99 shipped and only 8 days total from the other side of the world - very surprised. I figured minor piston mods were doable and anything else was out of the equation.
The good- The product's overall milling is very nice and the piston is a bit lighter. The ring has no visible imperfections.
The bad is everything else.... After doing some measurements it was quick to see that I took one for the team
- diameter is .20 mm less.
- crown to top of ring is 0.5 mm thicker
- skirt length 1mm longer -if that was the only issue, game on that's and easy fix.
- the big problem is the wrist pin center is 2mm lower - won't fit at TDC - if someone could mill the top down there would be not be enough meat from the crown to the ring.
-if there is a way to get this piston to work it's way out of my league...
View attachment 488542
Sorry it didn't work out. Good try though. I see the OEM ones are kind of dear.
Joe, that's a great find, & thanks for the model # photo.
I didn't see a Stihl MS 361 in your 60cc class collection
I had one. Nice saw. But the money they bring is nicer
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Get a squish cut without taking the base of jug down higher compression no Change in port timing youl be close to goldenI got the Husky 55 piston in today for a possible substitute for a 54ccer piston - $6.99 shipped and only 8 days total from the other side of the world - very surprised. I figured minor piston mods were doable and anything else was out of the equation.
The good- The product's overall milling is very nice and the piston is a bit lighter. The ring has no visible imperfections.
The bad is everything else.... After doing some measurements it was quick to see that I took one for the team
- diameter is .20 mm less.
- crown to top of ring is 0.5 mm thicker
- skirt length 1mm longer -if that was the only issue, game on that's and easy fix.
- the big problem is the wrist pin center is 2mm lower - won't fit at TDC - if someone could mill the top down there would be not be enough meat from the crown to the ring.
-if there is a way to get this piston to work it's way out of my league...
View attachment 488542
ChipsFlyin
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Prob goof around with it today.
Going to check the timing numbers and squish with the old piston with no gasket for a base line knowing I have 0.020 adjustment with the 55 piston if I add a gasket. The last 3300 that I measured had a starting squish of 0.052 so there is a little room to play with.
Chris J.
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ChipsFlyin, sorry to hear the piston wasn't a close enough match to work without some complicated (to me) modifying to it and/or the jug.
Mentioning modified, congrats to modified mark on the 2400. It's nice to see a rebuilt small Poulan bring the money it deserves.
Mentioning modified, congrats to modified mark on the 2400. It's nice to see a rebuilt small Poulan bring the money it deserves.
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Was that the one that he had on ebay?
Chris J.
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Yes.
echoshawn
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redunshee
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In Vermont and found that my 4000 has a loose intake manifold. Removed the cylinder hex bolts but found that the right rear one is rounded off. Guess it was like that when I picked it up. Any ideas? Wonder if I can force a metric 5 mm T handle Allen wrench on it to get it loose. Someone suggested putting JB weld onto the 3/16 t handle let it harden and remove it. I have my doubts it would hold. It's in such a tight spot that options are limited.
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