I have one of the 2 man types, got it at a estate sale, never used it yet
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What’s the going rate for a running/useable Poulan 5200 these days? Not much of a Poulan guy but I have a thing for full wrap handlebar and 80cc+ saws. There’s one here local for $90
Worth it?
Worth it?
Quick go go run run now go man quickly hurry hurry
Running yet
You jammy prick you hahaha
It’s about an 1.5 hour drive one way to get it. I’m going to contact the seller and see if it’s still available. Prob offer $70 lol!
200 be a mint deal still. 1 of the greatest ever just like that 850 of yours. Ride a bicycle if you have to I would lol
I'll give you 200 for it and pay the shipping
Working a deal to get it delivered. After that I’ll figure if I want to keep it or sell it. Todd you have first dibs if I do decide to let it go.
Thanks you can PM me
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Tobb beat me to it, I will take second's on the 5200. Same deal.
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Todd, you already have 2, you should let me move into first on the offer 4 the 5200. Lol
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Dug into the 3400 that the auto oil didn't work on. I should have taken a photo when I removed the plate. Not a sign of any foam , but level full of oily sawdust. There was even sawdust in with the plunger. The diaphragm looked good. The plunger was stuck from setting so long , or from debris in dirty used engine oil. (Any used engine oil I add to my diesel fuel I run threw my centrifuge that I clean used cooking oil with. And I use all my used oil for fuel, most none rail Cummins allow 10% used oil in the fuel.)When I removed the plate screws I broke them free of the green paint. It had never been apart before.
How does the foam look ? I have a thin piece under the manual wire on the top piece you see. There are pieces over both the vent holes of the plunger chamber. I thinks this is what I have read that you guys do to keep sawdust at bay.
Looks to be a desirable saw... gotta get my hands on it though. When I do there will be pics etc.
If I keep it, I’ll go thru it like I do my Macs and share a bit here.
If I keep it, I’ll go thru it like I do my Macs and share a bit here.
Doing good, some of them are not very clean, I had a 4000 that I found a beaver living in there had to destroy his home and felt bad for about a minute. True story
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Just ran the 3400 that I cleaned the oil pump on. It now auto oils like a champ! Lots
These are really very simple easy to work on saws.
Quote of Todd
"Doing good, some of them are not very clean, I had a 4000 that I found a beaver living in there had to destroy his home and felt bad for about a minute. True story"
I completely and Faithfully believe you, Mr Todd. Lol
Ken
These are really very simple easy to work on saws.
Quote of Todd
"Doing good, some of them are not very clean, I had a 4000 that I found a beaver living in there had to destroy his home and felt bad for about a minute. True story"
I completely and Faithfully believe you, Mr Todd. Lol
Ken
Isn't that a beaver house 
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Yes , with air vents to boot. And oily water resistant sticks. lol
One thing about it the paint was protected 
Ya nearly had me lol don't have beavers here (well other beavers) so I kinda forgot how big they are
My 3400 is a little stingy on the oil too so might need to take a look at it
My 3400 is a little stingy on the oil too so might need to take a look at it
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