Poulan Pro 225

[Jeff Lary]

Please forgive my laziness but does anyone know what carb rebuild kit I need? the saw is way out in the cold cold Maine winter right now.
She runs ok after you squirt a little mix in the carb but after it sits overnight, I have to do it all over again. it does not seem to "pump" fuel up from the tank very well, then It seems to trickle back down the line after it sits a while. Thanks' if you can help.

 

[pioneerguy600]

Hey Jeff, how`s things?
Your PP226 may have a WT629 on it according to my books, if it does it takes a K10-WAT full service kit or a D10 diaphragm kit.

 

[pioneerguy600]

After chasing through several more books it looks like there were several more WT carbs used , it would be best to actually check the model number off the actual carb on your saw.

 

[Jeff Lary]

Good things are good, working from home and car lots of free time. I found it to be the K-10 WAT too but you are right i need to go look at it. I just thought i would use it some it is so light weight and all but i remember it being a pain to start. P.S Thanks for the reply Jerry

 

[pioneerguy600]

Good things are good, working from home and car lots of free time. I found it to be the K-10 WAT too but you are right i need to go look at it. I just thought i would use it some it is so light weight and all but i remember it being a pain to start. P.S Thanks for the reply Jerry

Good stuff. The books can be somewhat confusing on these PP saws with years and carbs used, one even references a Zama carb but the most often used carb seems to be the WT series in various model numbers.

 

[Jeff Lary]

i will have to dig it out soon, it's -5* up here and supposed to be much colder this weekend. I wish i was on a cruise ship some place warm like Tijuana eatin BBQed Iguana .....

 

[pioneerguy600]

i will have to dig it out soon, it's -5* up here and supposed to be much colder this weekend. I wish i was on a cruise ship some place warm like Tijuana eatin BBQed Iguana .....

Sounds great to me, 13C below this morning.

 

[KASH]

-35 last night was so cold the last few days that when I went into town I saw two lawyers and they both had their hands in their own pockets.
Kash