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confederate gen

08-12-2007 11:25:22




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I have a poulan 2000,it drips bar oil all the time, is there a fix for this and if so how? Thanks R.E.Lee




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Deamer1

08-13-2007 17:39:25




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 Re: chain saw in reply to confederate general, 08-12-2007 11:25:22  
www.oscar-wilson.com talk to their tech support. They handle Poulan parts and support.
1-800-873-6722



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Paulinkansas

08-13-2007 11:02:43




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 Re: chain saw in reply to confederate general, 08-12-2007 11:25:22  
I just story my Poulan on it's side. Keep the chain side facing up.



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confederate general

08-13-2007 10:12:56




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 Re: chain saw in reply to confederate general, 08-12-2007 11:25:22  
some people just don't have the brain to understand a question,I never asked about the quality of the saw I asked about the oil leak.
thank you for your support! R.E.Lee



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CRUSADER

08-12-2007 14:50:59




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 Re: chain saw in reply to confederate general, 08-12-2007 11:25:22  
Not familiar with this model of saw, but have run numerous Poulan's and a few Craftsman (Poulan with Craftsman name) saws. If you need to adjust the oiler there is a screw adjustment for that located under the clutch and it is run by a gear on the crankshaft. Poulan used to be about the best saw a person could own until they started selling them in the Wal-Marts and other box stores. Now there just another crap saw you buy to use for trimming branches off of a back yard fruit tree. Just like a lot of the other brands of saw out there.

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dan hill

08-13-2007 04:48:35




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 Re: chain saw in reply to CRUSADER, 08-12-2007 14:50:59  
Friend had a Poulan saw.I used it to trim a small stump.It was the worst vibrating saw Ive ever used.



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08-12-2007 14:01:49




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 Re: chain saw in reply to confederate general, 08-12-2007 11:25:22  
yeah buy one that is better



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