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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #10 on: September 20, 2016, 05:48:53 pm »
Oh, and yes they are just a bit heavy and wide, but they're sturdy, well balanced and make good power with just an easy muffler mod.  The A/V springs don't break so easily like the 295's, and they have big flywheel fans that cool well.  The foam air filters work extremely well - I never get anything in the carb.  They've also got large fuel and oil tanks with big fill caps.  For home firewood duty they are excellent saws. 
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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #11 on: September 20, 2016, 06:51:51 pm »
Nice!

I like them 220 260 42cc better then the 46cc 295 4620 etc too.

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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #12 on: October 03, 2016, 03:27:34 pm »
Feedback from new owner cutting with for 3 days over the weekend Fr-Sun.  Said it worked flawless and got what he needs to be done, done.

I was little worried about new owner using for first time though.

I went through it all.

Sold  used 220  and went through A-Z with the new owner.  I even topped the tank off and oil off. Gave a 1 gal mix for 40:1. When through start up, cold, hot, fast idle. Chain brake operation. Chain adjusting, chain and bar on'off.  How to sharpen chain. Dont cut through into dirt etc etc.
I adjusted carb and told them if unsure when they run their mix bring back and I will adjust for them.

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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #13 on: October 03, 2016, 05:17:35 pm »
You do keep busy.    I gave notice at my part time job that I will be leaving by Oct 15th.   
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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #14 on: October 03, 2016, 07:43:29 pm »
You do keep busy.    I gave notice at my part time job that I will be leaving by Oct 15th.   

Did it seem to much like a job to ya? 
I bet if you just did side work like I do you could still keep the $ coming in for the extra wants.
Word of mouth of good honest work at 1/3 the cost spreads pretty quickly.
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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #15 on: October 03, 2016, 09:00:51 pm »
You do keep busy.    I gave notice at my part time job that I will be leaving by Oct 15th.   

Did it seem to much like a job to ya? 
I bet if you just did side work like I do you could still keep the $ coming in for the extra wants.
Word of mouth of good honest work at 1/3 the cost spreads pretty quickly.

The main reason I quit was they just did not want to pay me what I was worth and I have become much more busy since I moved out here.    You are correct about doing work on the side I already turn a lot of it away because I was too busy.    Maybe I will do a little side work.    We will see.
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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #16 on: October 04, 2016, 01:34:12 pm »
You do keep busy.    I gave notice at my part time job that I will be leaving by Oct 15th.   

Did it seem to much like a job to ya? 
I bet if you just did side work like I do you could still keep the $ coming in for the extra wants.
Word of mouth of good honest work at 1/3 the cost spreads pretty quickly.

The main reason I quit was they just did not want to pay me what I was worth and I have become much more busy since I moved out here.    You are correct about doing work on the side I already turn a lot of it away because I was too busy.    Maybe I will do a little side work.    We will see.

I was figuring it was being tied down to certain hours after retiring. 
Thats what I like about doing it on the side. I pretty much pick and choose when I feel like doing the work. Also pick and choose if I dont want to work on a total pos. ;)
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Re: Poulan 220
« Reply #17 on: June 17, 2017, 12:25:32 pm »
Wow this poulan 220 goes back. It is the saw in 1st post.  Just came in for work.

The new owner I traded it to back then uses it for his loaner saw. After 2 loans back to back it wasnt running right.  My 1st guess was right. Fuel line time. He got lucky IMO.

He had gotten a poulan 3750 PP305 and PP220 off me back then.
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