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First time I ran mine it leaned out, vented the cap, never did it again. Just do a little muffler mod like I did!😜

@@crazyfeller5704 what did you do to cent the cap? You mean just bled pressure off or actually put some type of vent in it like the Poulsn home owner saws have? Yes a muffler mod is coming for sure. Seems to be a great cheap to buy saw

@@crazyfeller5704 p.s I wish i would have taken Little Mac out to see how it would do in the heat. Even my trusty Radley had issues but I did eventually get it to start. I already did a few mods to get rid of the heat while it sits after using it but it needs more.

I just opened up the cap and let it vent, put it back on, never happened again.

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Yes sir- can get most of the performance gain with a muffler mod and retune!

Muffler mod and a carb tune will generally get them about 75-80% of the way there. Some mufflers have converters in them. Some don’t- that would make two say sound different.

@@crazyfeller5704 one was made in 2012 other was made in 2019.

Pull the mufflers off and you should be able to tell.

@@crazyfeller5704 okay I will with one or when muffler rust away.

Sorry- I don’t. I usually just use the Dukes seals from the bay. For husky, could probably get the part numbers from parts tree and look those numbers up on the bay.

Gutting the entire muffler worked the best for me. Best performance muffler mod was hollowed out. I would always leave the supports for the bolts- crushed a few mufflers in my time- so I always leave them in now! You gonna video it cutting?

@@crazyfeller5704 I did the air filter mod cut out the the little screen and ran some octane booster with canned ore mix and wow!!! I’m on a 18inch bar and it is a monster

@@crazyfeller5704 I’ll make a video this week when I use it again!

Cool! The muffler and carb adjustment is the biggest improvement!

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Thanks!

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Echo cs-352 carb. That was just convenient, it’s not any bigger than a 310 carb.

Appreciated…better than stock!

Can I send you my 352

I really take forever to build stuff….I am actually dabbling with a 352 now. When I get it done, may be awhile, I will see how it runs. Planing to go a bit more aggressive with the timing and I wouldn’t want to experiment on anyone’s saw. If it’s a runner….I follow up with you! Like I said….may be awhile. Have to get a garage insulated, wired and closed in first!

Well keep doing what your doing I'm honestly looking at getting the 361p. My 352 rips pretty good with a property tuned carb and 30:1klotz oil opens up the scream factor. I have a poullan I aggreively ported I have to get a carb for it it screams then shits the bed. Like I said keep doing what your doing impressive work I'm a Lil spoiled I have a full blown machine shop so when I mess with my saws it's quick work

Wow, that is expensive. Typically costs are lower where I live, but wages reflect that as well. The bar oil shown here is about 1/2 the cost of many other areas. Diesel varies, we use gallons, but it would be the equivalent of 1 euro per liter. Much higher in California or New York-they like taxes!.

That's still possible, for us a liter of diesel costs 1.70 euros. In France almost 1.88. The price fluctuates constantly... sometimes 1.57...then I always try to fill up. Greetings from Germany Peter​@@crazyfeller5704

​@crHere in Germany a liter of diesel costs 1.60 and more... azyfeller5704

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lol! I wouldn’t mind seeing that video!!

$88 US is really hard to beat! Thanks for dropping by.

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They are nice saws!

Merry Christmas. Greetings from Germany Peter

Merry Christmas Peter and Heinz ! 🎄

They are a great little saw! Thanks for stopping 👍👍

U r most welcome

The seal lips weren’t molded on it. Just a big chunk of rubber! It fit snug on the crank, just typical hit or miss quality we have all come to expect from our friends over seas.

Get a cheapie off eBay. Gamble if the carb is plugged or cylinder fried. They are really light little saw.

Probably heard my wife sh!tt!ng her pants…makes her so nervous-lol.

It was more of me having it, so I used it. I also didn’t want big chips getting in the air box and having to clean them out.

Inside joke amongst a community of woodcutters regarding this old inexpensive and poor performing chainsaw. This particular one “came alive” when it was modified so it was named Peter Frampton and has been passed around the wood cutting community to run and provide an opinion about it. Nothing to do with PF other than catchy name….take care!

Maybe open up the muffler a bit, but that’s it. I bought it for my boy. Modded saws make nervous, better to let him grow into it! 026 is a nice first saw! I had a Poulan wood shark ☹️. Still have it too….lol

Awesome! That will be very cool for him!@@crazyfeller5704

Cottonwood. And as far as cottonwood goes, some of the harder stuff I’ve ever cut. Branch off an old one. Middle of the trunk is 4f- no bs. Probably 5-6 ft range at the base.

@@crazyfeller5704 does that specific tree go by any other name? Looks just like a tree I recently brought down in my yard that is hard as heck to split - best I can tell from comparing internet photos is it’s persimmon Round these parts (Georgia) poplars are sometimes called cottonwood - and the tree in my yard I mentioned before is definitely not poplar Thanks

It’s called poplar as well. This is the most common type around my area, they are called “cottonwood” because they shed cotton like spores similar to like a dandelion, just bigger. I believe the females do that and the males have some other kind of bud. Most around here have that green wood in the center and a beige/gray wood near the bark. They get really big….i mean really big. We also have a tulip poplar, different type of bark and leaves. Not sure why they are called that, but that’s the name! Large buds on that one at the end if the season. My experience, lighter color of wood, haven’t seen green center and easier to cut than the cottonwood.

Well I was thinking that too…I thought it had kept up one of the auto tunes- didn’t remember which. It runs good, fat or not. On a slow churn, it pumps up and seems to have surprisingly high compression. Charles said that 026 was an anomaly for a stocker/ better than average.

Peter Frampton=Energizer Bunny Still going and going and going and……

I don’t know. It was said to be strong runner stock, and it does well. It’s for my boy. He’s not keen on hot rod saws- I think they scare him a bit! It’s a nice runner. Maybe in a few years when he gets more comfortable with it.

Yup….Peter Poulan is still ripping along!!!

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