Not that I know of. EBay has some cheap used ones
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Nik's Poulan Thread
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Recommended bar size for that size saw is 24". You can probably get by with running a 28", max.
I may be able to help you. Let me look
That's not a vent, thats near the bottom, vents up top. That just an empty hole that gets full of crud after a few years of running. Just a hole.
Steve
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If that's for a 4900, I've never run one. Some who have figure it's as strong as a 5200 which pulls a 32" bar pretty well.
That series produce lots of torque.
p61 western
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Nice clean saw.Here she is
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That's a beauty Stephen. Pretty scarce as well. Sugar creek supply has the labels. He doesn't list all he has. on his site but they are listed on chainsawr
Yes Tim, it will be a fine saw once it is completed with bar etc. thanks for the info on Joe having the decals.
MS460WOODCHUCK
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The 4900/7700 will pull a 32'' bar fine. I have used a 32'' on them in hardwood and they just smiled.
MS460WOODCHUCK
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I could be wrong but my memory is telling me for some reason that I used one off of 5200 series saw or maybe it was the other way around but I think they were the same. Been a LONG time ago and I could be totally wrong. Don't have 50 poulans sitting here anymore to compare them but I am sure somebody here could pull a clutch cover to check them out.
redunshee
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Just a hole.
Shoes are the same, springs are slightly longer on 5200 series. Also 5200 use 3 springs and 3 shoes. Different spiders also. Same sprocket though
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MS460WOODCHUCK
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Been a while since I looked but it seems the older 306 with the open clutch has 3 springs and 3 shoes. Sprockets are the same so I am pretty sure the 5200 clutch will screw right on the 306. My not so good memory is telling me I did this once when I had 13-306's and 5-5200's. Not trying to argue or say that anyone is wrong so don't take me the wrong way. I am just thinking out loud....
I'm having to change the flywheel on my 306A and am wondering about the part numbers. Mine is a WICO and it has FWM-1020R on it. The one I'm wanting to replace it with is also a WICO but it just has FWM-1020 on it, leaving out the R. Are these interchangeable? Thanks.
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Try it. I don't know the #s but remember you have to keep points flywheel with points and electronic with electronic. If it does not run or does not line with coil or what not then ya know its the wrong one.
I don't actually have it yet, I just saw it in an ad. I checked the numbers and the one that's on their flywheel, checks out to be the points flywheel. I'll look again at mine tonight and see what the keyway aligns with..
Okay, I checked it and the keyways aren't the same. The magnets are farther advanced on mine by 10 degrees or more. Looks like I'm outta luck on that one.
I went ahead and ordered the points flywheel since it didn't cost too much, I'll just take the starter pawls and springs off that one and put on my flywheel. I'll save the points one for later..
Okay, I checked it and the keyways aren't the same. The magnets are farther advanced on mine by 10 degrees or more. Looks like I'm outta luck on that one.
I went ahead and ordered the points flywheel since it didn't cost too much, I'll just take the starter pawls and springs off that one and put on my flywheel. I'll save the points one for later..
