Today I climbed a 80 ft pine tree and I got up towards the top and she was swaying back and forth. And then you popped into my head saying I'm not in a hurry I am at peace. I took a deep breath I drove my Spurs in and let the top go and that noodle was rocking and rolling. I was smiling so hard my face hurt. my dreams are about to become a reality all because of my climbing gear and a power saw And some positive motivation from buckin Billy Ray. Thank you for everything you've done for the community.
This man knows his stuff and I enjoy watching him work and improve the performance of each Chainsaw. He has such a good outlook on life and truly loves helping people .
I have a 5200 and a 4200. I love them both. Thanks for the video. When you took apart the 5200 muffler I noticed that your just had the large hole baffle. A stock muffler also came with a spark arrest screen that wrapped around the baffle. This screen reduces the throttle response even more. GO GREEN!!! Thanks again.
Welcome to the new subscribers and a salute for the true blues.... “ she cuts eh “ love it mate , got er going good..... have a fantastic weekend y’all and remember your day will go the way the corners of your mouth turns .... love to all, be kind, love n hugs for our cynthinator and mama buckin....😎👍🇦🇺
The old small block chevy and 318 mopar crossovers for choke in intakes used to carbon up. We would take cutting torch, get some of carbon red, then shut off acetylene. The O2 would burn them out clean as a whistle. Might be a option here. Thanks for your videos. Very organic.
This is Riley Murphy if you remember me, I lost your channel for a while and just found it again, still subbed, haven't watched yet but I'm glad I found your channel again.
Thanks for making this video, a gentleman I know wanted to clean out his barn and gave me 5 chainsaws, 4 poulans and an old eager beaver. I'll be playing with the poulans shortly now
Hi Buckin Clean that carbon out of the port so it can breath right. Next best thing to doing a porting job. I bought a new Poulan Pro 4000 back in the 80,s when they first came out . First thing I did after break in was I removed the screen in the muffler that help . It has cut lot of timber and fire wood , has been a good saw . Now it needs crank seals to run again . I have been watching and learning from the Iron Horse Channel . Been thinking about doing a rebuild and some porting and muffler mods and make it really run strong . Have a great day and be safe .
I love those t shirts Buckin . I ordered two of them Awesome video.I am getting off line and down the road sprinkling Kindness were I go. Thank you for what you give
Buckin! Yes that is the factory muffler, I have the same saw. originally the baffle would have also had a fine mesh screen all the way around it, so someone must have already removed that part from your saw. Love the videos :)
Just wanted to take some time out of my day. To tell you thank you for elaborating on your thought processes when cutting trees, and explaining why you do what you do, the way you do it. I hope I said that in a way that it makes sense. Stay safe and have a blessed day.
Ah I was wondering how to do that. I switched away from stihl oil and went to husqvarna. Never had problems with carbon before that n now my saws all choked up. Thanks for that!
Michael Fresh Yes, it works well. A couple ounces in a gallon of fuel mix will slowly help loosen some of that carbon buildup during normal running, but you have to load up the saw and work it - buck up some big firewood, don’t go trimming trees or slashing with it.
morning buckin! i wish you a great day,brother. greetings to the whole buckin army! friends,i wish you all a happy weekend! see you sunday in the livechat,
That is it! Just think if they didn’t restrict and vented the saws properly, up to and including factory porting to get the highest potential out of these engines. Most of these are low compression and need a better squish. Beyond all that, good oil and gas and the rest is pure enjoyment.
I love how you put it, "It's a cutter...". Sort of insinuating that it's not a good cutter, but it will get the job done if ya had to use it. Never fail to put a smile on my face Buckin. Keep up the love and spread the kindness all.
I just got a free poulan 4200. Finaly found a recoil through it. Upon first inspection, i could pick the saw up by the rope, cleaned the carb and i noticed the piston looked immaculate. Full wrap bar, some big dogs ect. I stuck in a stick of red fir, i discovered the same thing. Im going to build a pipe for it, i just cant get enough air out of it... so another pipe adventure begins
I have s Wildthing. I cut the spring on the pop off needle in the carb, drilled numerous holes in my baffle, and kept it for back pressure. It didn't have the holes yours does. Then I drilled 6- 1/8 holes where it goes straight thru. And it is one of my best and favorite saws. Guys are often trying to buy it. It's my limb, small wood saw. I put a 14" bar on it for better control. It eats wood. Poulans seem to like some back pressure. But I'm about to do some things to my 2450 soon. Another small saw. I have a Husky 460 for my bigger stuff. Love to have an XP thou. I have an ol 64 Homelite XL. First saw I ever used. I was 10, and I'm a 64 model as well. I have a 74 Poulan 245, 77 Micro, a small Homelite (Craftsman) 2.1.
Billy, have you ever burned the carbon off of the restrictor plate? It can be done, and you can put the plate back in the muffler, which will help stop brush fires from happening.
Whats wih this love thing??????? Over the pond in the U.k. We say Mate, Pal, Friend, Fella , ANYTHING BUT LOVE !!! I gues we might be missing something but to be honest a chain saw lover is one of a kind so love ya Fella Mate Friend etc etc etc Happy christmas from all tree lovers over here !!!! P.S. Echo still the best in my book L.O.L......
She's a bit rich, I find the mufflers to flow fine as they are. You may get a bit more with an extra port, or cut out the baffle, but really just more noise with an extra port IMHO. Those are some sweet saws Billy!!
so what age are we talking about for a good Poulan? We all know there are serious design flaws in the modern ones. And good saws are hard to come by here, since there is not a booking forestry industry, but |I could travel and keep an eye open when I am in saw country.
@@brotherlove100 Any of the magnesium case saws were generally good, the last ones were made around 2004, the last large saws were made in the late 80's The new saws don't really have design flaws, they're just designed to a low disposable price point for the consumer market unfortunately.✌
@@stephenmontgomery6043 The 8500 were made into the early 90's, but they didn't sell a whole lot of them, so they're kind of rare. The 3400, 4000's were made in large numbers into the early 90's as well, those are not so rare.✌
Yeah Buckin putting new life in the oldies. Love it Buckin thank you for the update on the merch. Man I sure love this place. Thank you Nick Pixel and everyone else who had a hand in the new website and the Stand Up And Buck shirts. Love it all my friend. 🌲❤🌲👊
Hey Buckin, just wanted to say I love your videos. Watching them makes me remember cutting firewood with my dad when I was younger. I can still smell the gas and wood. I love that smell.
I always let the commercials run unless they are ridiculously long .. the things we do for you like I just watched a commercial about laser hair removal 😂
Good to hear from ya Eric. I found a XXV Super at the dump a year ago. Took me a year to get it to come around. Turned out it was bad fuel line. What a little ripper it is now, just stock!!! One hander 😉
I'm running the biggest baddest phone there is the Samsung note S20 Note 5G Ultra and you make it buck with the sound off this Video Brother. Cheers from Kitscoty Alberta Canada
I needed a cheap saw to clean fences and haul around in the UTV. So I bought a Poulan pro 5020. Not a bad saw for the price I think it’s basically a cheaper version of a husky
I have a 5020 that I bought last year on clearance for cutting up dead fall in my 30 acre woodlot. It's been a great saw thus far, a little finicky to start after warmup but you get used to it. For the price point on a saw with a husqvarna engine, you can't go wrong. If it breaks I'll bite the bullet and buy a new husqvarna with a 20"+ bar. If i sold the wood i cut with the 5020, it's more than paid for the new "expensive" saw.
I also have the Poulan pro 5020, only mod has been a new Oregon bar and chain. It was getting finicky on warm starts, then I cleaned the air filter, also drilled the muffler for a 3/8 hole. It runs a heck of a lot better! They need to breathe as with any 2 stroke engine, the trick is finding the right balance!
Bud, you really crack me up! If you aren't the real life guy for the character played by Kurt Russell in OVERBOARD with Goldie Hawn, then I don't know nothing at all! That character with a minor mix of Dan Aykroyd, that's you man!
Great stuff. Have you ever taken down the rakers all the way to see what a difference it makes?? It must be great being able to climb the trees and not be shaking like a car on cheap gas. 👍👍
I did this to my poulan 260 I carry in a case in the bed of my one recovery truck and the guys said it felt like I rebuilt the saw and all I did was cut out the crap and make my own muffler and that little 18" poulan pro 260 woke right up haha its not my 395xp haha but it's a good little saw now for cutting fallen trees off the road to get past and for quick firewood trips instead of pulling the big saws out all the time haha thank you for the video it's crazy how bad regulations probably forced husqvarna to choke back these saws
That green machine from early days is a beast...just like the old McCullochs...the weak point is the plastic starter drum...I modified a metal drum and installed it in my friends saw...then, I went online and found a 3400 anti-vibe just like his and bought it cheap...maybe $50 or so...they are just unbelievable...now, all we get is plastic throw away junk from China.
Them big old pollys are nice when treated right. VERY hard to get the tuning right on the newer wild things. Once replacing the fuel lines and rebuilding the carb, they’ll usually run good on clean fuel
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Hey Buckin, do you know anything about plumb jet wing single bit axes? I picked one up that has the original head and handle for $90.
There is a pulse in the exhaust and that screen disrupts that pulse and interrupts the natural flow of exhaust gas. Think about an expansion pipe that gives that pulse room to flow naturally, then you introduce the back pressure at the end of it. The reverse happens on the other side of the cylinder.
I got little 3300 from the lawn mower shop for $20. They said it was junk but, it had strong compression… cylinder was pristine… Carb kit, new fuel hoses, and EPA muffler delete, and it’s a screamer.
Tuning a powersaw is sort of an artform.......I do the same thing with my older Stihls.....it takes time and some love. (sometimes numerous parts, lol)
Question: At what ratio are you mixing the gas for the Poulan? The new saws run at 40-50:1.....but the old saws need more oil, huh? Won’t 40-50:1 be too Lean to run Poulan....help me out, Please?
I have been experimenting with the newer small Poulans from about 1999-2000 and they still had that same kind of baffle in the can. The holes destroy the pulses. That baffle design makes the saw so lazy. I ported a second little Poulan 2150 34cc and I tried it with the stock exhaust and all it would do was big, those crazy baffles make them run like the choke is on. All the saw would do was load up the exhaust with fuel. I made an Iron Horse pipe for it and it woke it up like mad. Now the little saw cuts through an almost 16" piece of spruce like nuthin' I love all of the experimentation everyone is doing with exhausts for saws. It's so much of what makes them rock.
I have a poulan pro 5020av and its a great saw but will NOT stay tuned to save its life. Runs great for a short period of time then goes fat. Its been that way since I bought it from a guy who claimed it was used once to cut up a fallen tree, I put an aftermarket carb on it and it didnt help, and I have no one in my area who actually tunes saws. I want to be able to run the thing as it has a Husqvarna engine on it and i know its a good saw. Drives me insane. I am ordering a new OEM carb for it soon and hopefully that fixes it.
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Today I climbed a 80 ft pine tree and I got up towards the top and she was swaying back and forth. And then you popped into my head saying I'm not in a hurry I am at peace. I took a deep breath I drove my Spurs in and let the top go and that noodle was rocking and rolling. I was smiling so hard my face hurt. my dreams are about to become a reality all because of my climbing gear and a power saw And some positive motivation from buckin Billy Ray. Thank you for everything you've done for the community.
Tttt
This is a very stupid video I asked to see the gas lines and lumberjack mat is doing everything but showing me the gas lines thank you
This man knows his stuff and I enjoy watching him work and improve the performance of each Chainsaw. He has such a good outlook on life and truly loves helping people .
The intro with the fire breathing Poulan thats some goood camera work there my friend!! love wins
I have a 5200 and a 4200. I love them both. Thanks for the video. When you took apart the 5200 muffler I noticed that your just had the large hole baffle. A stock muffler also came with a spark arrest screen that wrapped around the baffle. This screen reduces the throttle response even more. GO GREEN!!! Thanks again.
Welcome to the new subscribers and a salute for the true blues.... “ she cuts eh “ love it mate , got er going good..... have a fantastic weekend y’all and remember your day will go the way the corners of your mouth turns .... love to all, be kind, love n hugs for our cynthinator and mama buckin....😎👍🇦🇺
GOODMORNING LOADED DOG YOU HAVE A GREAT DAY ALSO,BE SAFE BUDDY
Love it. What a great reminder to stay positive👍
Hi Loaded dog, love to you too. Thanks for all your support.
EVERYTIME BUCKIN HITS THE THROTTLE THERE A BIG SMILE AWESOME BUDDY,LOVE THE CONTENT THANKS BUCKIN FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK BE SAFE
yer welcome friend ,,, love ya buddy
The old small block chevy and 318 mopar crossovers for choke in intakes used to carbon up. We would take cutting torch, get some of carbon red, then shut off acetylene. The O2 would burn them out clean as a whistle. Might be a option here. Thanks for your videos. Very organic.
I love seeing the fire in the cylinder through the exhaust port, so awesome!
Got my dads old poulan 3700 countervibe going again. Things awesome I Love it. Keep the vids on em coming I’d love to see how to wake it up some more
“Awe that’s hot”. Always got us chuckling. Thanks for that.
This is Riley Murphy if you remember me, I lost your channel for a while and just found it again, still subbed, haven't watched yet but I'm glad I found your channel again.
I have never found a Chanel that brings me more joy good job.
With a lifetime of screaming saws, you must be deaf as a gatepost like me 😆
Thanks for making this video, a gentleman I know wanted to clean out his barn and gave me 5 chainsaws, 4 poulans and an old eager beaver. I'll be playing with the poulans shortly now
Hi Buckin
Clean that carbon out of the port so it can breath right.
Next best thing to doing a porting job.
I bought a new Poulan Pro 4000 back in the 80,s when they first came out .
First thing I did after break in was I removed the screen in the muffler that help .
It has cut lot of timber and fire wood , has been a good saw .
Now it needs crank seals to run again .
I have been watching and learning from the Iron Horse Channel .
Been thinking about doing a rebuild and some porting and muffler mods and make it really run strong .
Have a great day and be safe .
I love those t shirts Buckin . I ordered two of them Awesome video.I am getting off line and down the road sprinkling Kindness were I go. Thank you for what you give
clayton thx for yer patience buddy itll be worth the wait
The light is on you Bucken you are blessed
Buckin! Yes that is the factory muffler, I have the same saw.
originally the baffle would have also had a fine mesh screen all the way around it, so someone must have already removed that part from your saw.
Love the videos :)
Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 love the vids and the positivity that you create keep it up.
Make that two from Australia!👍🏼
Make it 3 glad to see the Aussie contingency grow ..😎👍🇦🇺
Sorry nerds USA is superior and #1 🇺🇸
Just wanted to take some time out of my day. To tell you thank you for elaborating on your thought processes when cutting trees, and explaining why you do what you do, the way you do it. I hope I said that in a way that it makes sense.
Stay safe and have a blessed day.
This BIG Poulan Powersaw will definitely get the Neighbors up and looking out the window. 😬👍
I think that’s why the exhaust is closed off so much on the new one, noise levels
Hey Buckin, adding a little Seafoam to the fuel helps clean the carbon out of those old saws. Good for clearing varnish out of the carbs to
Ah I was wondering how to do that. I switched away from stihl oil and went to husqvarna. Never had problems with carbon before that n now my saws all choked up. Thanks for that!
I just added some to my wild thing. Deff needed it
Michael Fresh Yes, it works well. A couple ounces in a gallon of fuel mix will slowly help loosen some of that carbon buildup during normal running, but you have to load up the saw and work it - buck up some big firewood, don’t go trimming trees or slashing with it.
Lol love it you’re just like a big little kid just love the sound of the two-stroke ,and meet you I’m gonna have to try me some of that lol 👍
Passion is a wonderful thing to have Hang on to it fella sorry Love !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Billy glad to see you my friend love you brother..🙏❤️👍🇺🇸☮️
morning buckin! i wish you a great day,brother.
greetings to the whole buckin army!
friends,i wish you all a happy weekend!
see you sunday in the livechat,
Pilk Polk 💚🌳💚🌳💚🌳💚🌳
@@Thetreefella hey Chris!💚🌲💚🌳💚👊
I really believe that the air and exhaust are resisted on the poulan saws to meet epa stuff
I’m thinking about adding holes to help it
That is it! Just think if they didn’t restrict and vented the saws properly, up to and including factory porting to get the highest potential out of these engines. Most of these are low compression and need a better squish. Beyond all that, good oil and gas and the rest is pure enjoyment.
Good morning Green Machine ...Butch from Florence Texas
Always great to see you working on saws and love watching you fell timber. And seeing the boy learning the trade.
Love seeing the saws. Especially the muffler being open like that super cool
I love how you put it, "It's a cutter...". Sort of insinuating that it's not a good cutter, but it will get the job done if ya had to use it. Never fail to put a smile on my face Buckin. Keep up the love and spread the kindness all.
His expression when he fired up the Poulan with no muffler was priceless!! This dude is just awesome!! I want this guy as my new best friend!!
Hello from Vancouver Island. That was pretty cool seeing the fire in the piston
Morning Buckin. Awesome learning this morning
I just got a free poulan 4200. Finaly found a recoil through it. Upon first inspection, i could pick the saw up by the rope, cleaned the carb and i noticed the piston looked immaculate. Full wrap bar, some big dogs ect. I stuck in a stick of red fir, i discovered the same thing. Im going to build a pipe for it, i just cant get enough air out of it... so another pipe adventure begins
Once again, Arthur Brown enters the fray; "I bring you fire"
Thank You for this 3700 content, got me fired up to tinker on my Craftsman 3.7, (same saw)
I have s Wildthing. I cut the spring on the pop off needle in the carb, drilled numerous holes in my baffle, and kept it for back pressure. It didn't have the holes yours does. Then I drilled 6- 1/8 holes where it goes straight thru. And it is one of my best and favorite saws. Guys are often trying to buy it. It's my limb, small wood saw. I put a 14" bar on it for better control. It eats wood. Poulans seem to like some back pressure. But I'm about to do some things to my 2450 soon. Another small saw. I have a Husky 460 for my bigger stuff. Love to have an XP thou. I have an ol 64 Homelite XL. First saw I ever used. I was 10, and I'm a 64 model as well. I have a 74 Poulan 245, 77 Micro, a small Homelite (Craftsman) 2.1.
Billy, have you ever burned the carbon off of the restrictor plate? It can be done, and you can put the plate back in the muffler, which will help stop brush fires from happening.
Whats wih this love thing??????? Over the pond in the U.k. We say Mate, Pal, Friend, Fella , ANYTHING BUT LOVE !!! I gues we might be missing something but to be honest a chain saw
lover is one of a kind so love ya Fella Mate Friend etc etc etc Happy christmas from all tree lovers over here !!!! P.S. Echo still the best in my book L.O.L......
Hey, Allan, what model Echo have you?
I promise, you get them 85cc poulans crisply tuned, you will be running them all the time. They are powerhouses when right.
She's a bit rich, I find the mufflers to flow fine as they are. You may get a bit more with an extra port, or cut out the baffle, but really just more noise with an extra port IMHO. Those are some sweet saws Billy!!
so what age are we talking about for a good Poulan? We all know there are serious design flaws in the modern ones. And good saws are hard to come by here, since there is not a booking forestry industry, but |I could travel and keep an eye open when I am in saw country.
@@brotherlove100 Any of the magnesium case saws were generally good, the last ones were made around 2004, the last large saws were made in the late 80's The new saws don't really have design flaws, they're just designed to a low disposable price point for the consumer market unfortunately.✌
@@brotherlove100 late 70's early 80's .
@@stephenmontgomery6043 The 8500 were made into the early 90's, but they didn't sell a whole lot of them, so they're kind of rare. The 3400, 4000's were made in large numbers into the early 90's as well, those are not so rare.✌
Bucking Billy is a National Treasure! This is not a joke.
Man I do love them old Green Machines
Buckin, You remind me of Bubbles on Trailer park boys! Same accent and comments, you go BOY!
God Bless Billy keep spreading the love
Buckin you are the man!!
Good morning Buckin and the Buckin army!! Hope everyone has a great weekend!!
Good morning to you 👊👍💚🌳💚
You as well! 🧡
good morning to you,mathew!have a great day!
@@Thetreefella hey chriiiiis! happy weekend.brother!!
@@pilkpulk8284 brutha,,, have a good one👍👊💚💚🌳💚🌳
Yeah Buckin putting new life in the oldies. Love it Buckin thank you for the update on the merch. Man I sure love this place. Thank you Nick Pixel and everyone else who had a hand in the new website and the Stand Up And Buck shirts. Love it all my friend. 🌲❤🌲👊
morning tazman!! happy weekend for you ,brother!
Hey Buckin, just wanted to say I love your videos. Watching them makes me remember cutting firewood with my dad when I was younger. I can still smell the gas and wood. I love that smell.
I always let the commercials run unless they are ridiculously long .. the things we do for you like I just watched a commercial about laser hair removal 😂
lolol jo jo love ya ..
I'm actually a fan of these saws!
It's kit the car😂😂😂 remember kit. The chainsaw remind me of it 😂 Michael night!!!! Night rider😂😂😂
hahahahaa kit
Great video buckin as always keep em coming!!
Love my poulans. I have a few countervibe 3400s and a 4000. And a couple top handles too. A 25a. And a micro vibe xxvv...Always wanted a 5200
Good to hear from ya Eric. I found a XXV Super at the dump a year ago. Took me a year to get it to come around. Turned out it was bad fuel line. What a little ripper it is now, just stock!!! One hander 😉
Such a wholesome guy
I'm running the biggest baddest phone there is the Samsung note S20 Note 5G Ultra and you make it buck with the sound off this Video Brother. Cheers from Kitscoty Alberta Canada
I needed a cheap saw to clean fences and haul around in the UTV. So I bought a Poulan pro 5020. Not a bad saw for the price I think it’s basically a cheaper version of a husky
I have a 5020 that I bought last year on clearance for cutting up dead fall in my 30 acre woodlot. It's been a great saw thus far, a little finicky to start after warmup but you get used to it. For the price point on a saw with a husqvarna engine, you can't go wrong. If it breaks I'll bite the bullet and buy a new husqvarna with a 20"+ bar. If i sold the wood i cut with the 5020, it's more than paid for the new "expensive" saw.
I also have the Poulan pro 5020, only mod has been a new Oregon bar and chain. It was getting finicky on warm starts, then I cleaned the air filter, also drilled the muffler for a 3/8 hole. It runs a heck of a lot better! They need to breathe as with any 2 stroke engine, the trick is finding the right balance!
Bud, you really crack me up! If you aren't the real life guy for the character played by Kurt Russell in OVERBOARD with Goldie Hawn, then I don't know nothing at all!
That character with a minor mix of Dan Aykroyd, that's you man!
Great stuff. Have you ever taken down the rakers all the way to see what a difference it makes??
It must be great being able to climb the trees and not be shaking like a car on cheap gas. 👍👍
I did this to my poulan 260 I carry in a case in the bed of my one recovery truck and the guys said it felt like I rebuilt the saw and all I did was cut out the crap and make my own muffler and that little 18" poulan pro 260 woke right up haha its not my 395xp haha but it's a good little saw now for cutting fallen trees off the road to get past and for quick firewood trips instead of pulling the big saws out all the time haha thank you for the video it's crazy how bad regulations probably forced husqvarna to choke back these saws
Get it Hopperized he'll make it pull like mad Jereme bell can do some magic and such a humble man.❤❤
Cutting logs paper thin 👍. Love you brother.
Hey Buckin, sorry if this is a dumb question but why do you alway pull the cord when shutting off your saws?
To save the starter from kick back when it's shutting off
That green machine from early days is a beast...just like the old McCullochs...the weak point is the plastic starter drum...I modified a metal drum and installed it in my friends saw...then, I went online and found a 3400 anti-vibe just like his and bought it cheap...maybe $50 or so...they are just unbelievable...now, all we get is plastic throw away junk from China.
Them big old pollys are nice when treated right.
VERY hard to get the tuning right on the newer wild things. Once replacing the fuel lines and rebuilding the carb, they’ll usually run good on clean fuel
How are all the Bucking Army I'm well see ya on the live feed Sunday Later tater have a day love from TEXAS
Tinker time is my favorite. Just out playing w toys lol.
fun fun
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith
Hey Buckin, do you know anything about plumb jet wing single bit axes? I picked one up that has the original head and handle for $90.
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith oil mix ?
Lol thats cool Buckin YOU CAN SEE FIRE !!!!!!!!
There is a pulse in the exhaust and that screen disrupts that pulse and interrupts the natural flow of exhaust gas. Think about an expansion pipe that gives that pulse room to flow naturally, then you introduce the back pressure at the end of it. The reverse happens on the other side of the cylinder.
Have you fallen out with the macs now Billy, don’t see them as often being used ?
I got little 3300 from the lawn mower shop for $20. They said it was junk but, it had strong compression… cylinder was pristine… Carb kit, new fuel hoses, and EPA muffler delete, and it’s a screamer.
I've used alot of poulan saws and did a muffler job on one I had. A pipe with a small muffler on the end. 24" bar. Cut good for 2 years. Then burnt up
It came off the side. Hot little saw.
Tuning a powersaw is sort of an artform.......I do the same thing with my older Stihls.....it takes time and some love. (sometimes numerous parts, lol)
Morning Buckin and everyone. I love those powercut light bars. Oregon no longer makes them which is unfortunate. Tsumara bars are a little pricey.
Good morning Buckin!
You really love the saws ❤😊
Buckin brother love the spirit! Where do you find your saws?? I’d love to get one of those old monsters
Never thought I’d see buckin using a poulin you should try a ryobi next
Like the video i got to ask is that a 3400
So my friend why do you hold up the crank pull rope when you cut your saw off?
Ooooh! Memory says , 5200 & 3400 were actual PRO saw that ran well..... Decades ago .
#TeamBuckin and the #buckinArmy many blessings to all have a great weekend
Sounds good you woke it up it's coming in there now
I know of a 5200. Ran good a few years ago. Won't sell yet. Big bar.
I'm still learning too! I have a little echo that needs a muffler mod.
To the garage!!!
particularly love the husqvarna 395xp, what is your opinion about it?
Morning buckin was watching a older video wanted to get in contact with you and ask you somthing about a saw you have
What poulan cc is this ? I have a 3500 running & cutting .
What size is that Polan it would be helpful to know what you’re working on sir thank you have a great day
its 85cc made from the mid 70s-mid 80s
Would the empty spark box let too much air in through that big ol' exhaust port ?
Question:
At what ratio are you mixing the gas for the Poulan?
The new saws run at 40-50:1.....but the old saws need more oil, huh?
Won’t 40-50:1 be too Lean to run Poulan....help me out, Please?
I have a 1983 Poulan 3400 xp pro that I’m taking apart and rebuilding it can you help me with that.
Hi Buckin here from land of THE SLEEPING GIANT. Top of the day mate. Or should I say Mr. Hanks..?.Wilson...
Is that a bottle of Labatt Blue in the back of your truck?
I was scrolling to see if anyone else picked up on that
I have been experimenting with the newer small Poulans from about 1999-2000 and they still had that same kind of baffle in the can. The holes destroy the pulses. That baffle design makes the saw so lazy. I ported a second little Poulan 2150 34cc and I tried it with the stock exhaust and all it would do was big, those crazy baffles make them run like the choke is on. All the saw would do was load up the exhaust with fuel. I made an Iron Horse pipe for it and it woke it up like mad. Now the little saw cuts through an almost 16" piece of spruce like nuthin' I love all of the experimentation everyone is doing with exhausts for saws. It's so much of what makes them rock.
I have a poulan that fires up on choke and then dies have not been able to get it to stay idleing ?
Buckin, how many powersaws would you say you own?
LOL! COOL!.... thanks 4 video. be kind.
Great tuning vid 👍🏽. How come u always pull the pull cord a lil bit out on shutoff?
That's to save the starter when the motor bounces backward a bit on shutoff.
@@bobbentley9481 thank you my friend 👍🏽
I have a poulan pro 5020av and its a great saw but will NOT stay tuned to save its life. Runs great for a short period of time then goes fat. Its been that way since I bought it from a guy who claimed it was used once to cut up a fallen tree, I put an aftermarket carb on it and it didnt help, and I have no one in my area who actually tunes saws. I want to be able to run the thing as it has a Husqvarna engine on it and i know its a good saw. Drives me insane. I am ordering a new OEM carb for it soon and hopefully that fixes it.
Did that help? TIA, Bill