Not a Poulan, but you seemed like the guys to share it with, and that would most appreciate it. I just love all the old saws at this GTG.
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Brad the Mall is absolutely beautiful.
+1, ive only ever seen 1 other, nice as yours... hangin from his ceiling in garage, 6 ft bar.... he had $2500. into resto... to me, priceless...
Gregg thanks again for hosting another fine Poulan gtg, they just don't get any better!!
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Poulan 65 worth fooling with
Browsing through a junk yard today and spied an old Poulan 65 (or so it says on the sticker), an old sandcast saw. Looks to be pretty much all there except an oil cap and some type of air filter?
I didn't look at it too long...since the really old saws don't interest me, but I was curious as to it's displacement and history. Not too much on them on the Acres site.
It had a bow saw bar on it.
Browsing through a junk yard today and spied an old Poulan 65 (or so it says on the sticker), an old sandcast saw. Looks to be pretty much all there except an oil cap and some type of air filter?
I didn't look at it too long...since the really old saws don't interest me, but I was curious as to it's displacement and history. Not too much on them on the Acres site.
It had a bow saw bar on it.
82cc, you should grab it if price was right.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Saved me from having to post my version. Chris got lucky on that one and should be thankful that the helper handle was there. For those unaware, the log was tilted towards the back so the cookie could not drop off.
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Mrs. Blosser, Gregg, Lanny, Lori and Kevin, thank you so much for the work that you do every year to make us all feel so welcomed! The Poulan GTG is a must do for anyone who enjoys good people, scenery, food and saws. Here's a few I snapped.
Gregg and Mikey
Lori and Kevin
Encyclopedia Poulanica (AKA Mark)
Al and Jim
Mark's fine saws....
Gregg and Mikey
Lori and Kevin
Encyclopedia Poulanica (AKA Mark)
Al and Jim
Mark's fine saws....
Folks, this Mall ran as nice as it looks. Apparently Brad has gone though every aspect of it's operation. The engine didn't miss a single beat.
It was amusing that brad could wrap the rope around the starter pulley and jerk for all he was worth, no one was holding the saw and it didn't move on the ground but the engine would start right up.
Certainly a beautiful work of art.
It was amusing that brad could wrap the rope around the starter pulley and jerk for all he was worth, no one was holding the saw and it didn't move on the ground but the engine would start right up.
Certainly a beautiful work of art.
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John, his boy Brad (who's growing like a weed and soon to be a fine sawyer) and Al
Gary getting ready to correct someone's grammar
Mikey tearing it up old school Poulan style
Tim getting it done with a 2100. We don't discriminate at the Poulan GTG's
Chris making short work of some big wood with the same saw.
Gary getting ready to correct someone's grammar
Mikey tearing it up old school Poulan style
Tim getting it done with a 2100. We don't discriminate at the Poulan GTG's
Chris making short work of some big wood with the same saw.
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Andre the beast, sporting his Modified Mark built 5200
Brad putting a little Husky through it's paces.
A fat Canadian and a skinny Canadian
Kevin's boo-boo (actually, was a lot worse than it looks)
What it's all about
Brad putting a little Husky through it's paces.
A fat Canadian and a skinny Canadian
Kevin's boo-boo (actually, was a lot worse than it looks)
What it's all about
Dang that cookie shot out there pretty fast.
Hey guys the pictures are great. I like the big banner.
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Not sure what the 'right price' would be on this saw....but I am sure I could pick it up for less than $25.00
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Not sure what the 'right price' would be on this saw....but I am sure I could pick it up for less than $25.00
If nothing else, you could clean up the bow, guard and foot and toss the saw and make your money back.
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Not sure what the 'right price' would be on this saw....but I am sure I could pick it up for less than $25.00
id be on it for that,
my 650 pioneer didn't look much better 2 mo. ago...Not sure what the 'right price' would be on this saw....but I am sure I could pick it up for less than $25.00
buy that saw!!!
Gtg
My first GTG. I had a fantastic time thanks to all who attended. I don't think I've ever spent a day with a nicer or more welcoming group before.
Gregg's set up was great, the weather was perfect the food was excellent.
I got to run some really neat saws.
Mark and Gary, thanks for having some first aid stuff on hand. No injuries at the GTG of much comsequence. Just a few cuts from stationery chains. A few of us left a little red DNA at Gregg's.
Thanks again Gregg and family for all the hard work you put into the GTG.
If you find a green folding chair with the carry bag hanging on the back, keep it warm for me for next time.
Tim
My first GTG. I had a fantastic time thanks to all who attended. I don't think I've ever spent a day with a nicer or more welcoming group before.
Gregg's set up was great, the weather was perfect the food was excellent.
I got to run some really neat saws.
Mark and Gary, thanks for having some first aid stuff on hand. No injuries at the GTG of much comsequence. Just a few cuts from stationery chains. A few of us left a little red DNA at Gregg's.
Thanks again Gregg and family for all the hard work you put into the GTG.
If you find a green folding chair with the carry bag hanging on the back, keep it warm for me for next time.
Tim
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