Chainsaw Repair

Quote from: Cut4fun_ on December 12, 2012, 04:42:15 pm

Better check the 245 and others I just posted in CL today.  Older post a 4200

All I ask is dont ask me to drive and get any of them please. Thats why I dont own them to flip or trade off anyways. I'm working 7 days a week right now. No time and just burned out on travel. 

http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/trades-swap-section/craigslist/msg13782/#new

You posted up some great stuff.  I don't blame you on the no time/burned out on travel thing.  That 4200, 288XP, 3750TA, and 245SA would be very interesting to me if they were local.  Probably just as well that they're not however.  Gotta curtail the saw spending for a while.  Trying to sell off a few in fact......

Most of those saws are up by fastleo 

There is a couple of exceptions to the Poulan Pro gold/black being chromed. Around 2000/2001 they bulit two non-AV saws. Models 222 and 262. They were trying to market off of the success of the 220 and 260, but it didn't work. The 220 and 260 were great litttle saws. The 222 and 262 were nothing but a 2375 Wildthing wrapped in gold plastic.

Neither the 222 or the 262 had chrome plated cylinders. There were several burgundy Poulan Pro units that were sold by Walmart. The model numbers started with PPB. None of the PPB units had the chrome plating.