Just another junk chainsaw

[xyz123]

The 60cc poulans I like over the husky 262. Unless it is the early 1990 262 with KS and bigger 87 carb. But I still like the feel and handling of the 60cc poulans better.

 

[xyz123]

The 60cc poulan cuts with and built real close to the stihl 036 360. Almost identical working on them.

 

[xyz123]

Some videos in test thread. Have a later 262 video too but wasnt on hand till after this one was done. https://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/test-in-11'-dry-ash-3450-380-3750-036/

 

[cqaigy2]

Nice videos!

 

[xyz123]

When it is -7F and the shop area just wont warm up enough to help make the rubber parts pliable to work with. Next step is......

 

[cqaigy2]

When it is -7F and the shop area just wont warm up enough to help make the rubber parts pliable to work with. Next step is......

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Wait til spring? Burrrrrrrrr!

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Boiling water?

 

[xyz123]

Boiling water?

LOL no going inside and working on table. Have a area in the mudroom too.

After everything has had time to warm up and become pliable again.

 

[xyz123]

and another 60cc shows up. One of the nicest over the years. Low low time on it IMO.

 

[dfkrug]

and another 60cc shows up. One of the nicest over the years. Low low time on it IMO.

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...and it even has an adjustable chain oiler. And metal chain-catcher. Nice.

Any idea as to DOM? I am guessing mid-to-late 90s. Maybe there are date stamps inside?

I have never seen a Tim Allen special first-hand. I suspect it is the same as the Poulan 3750 Timbermaster.