Chainsaw Repair

Ad I had on it on chainsaw repair group.  Any of you folks collect the top handles? This is a first 2 years built 25 with manual oiler only. 1971-1972 Also has the stack muffler. If you need a first year saw that started it all for poulan. Then they cam out with S25 S25DA etc.
I only picked it up to get into the right folks hands. I have no interest in repairing it. Past owner dropped it and broke tank. He said it ran till that. I have no clue on that.
See decal on recoil to see the difference from the later ones.

 I have $10 in the PHO. So thats all I want back. Just the PH and it needs tank and I have never looked into it any further. It is a as is deal. I have no clue about it. Notice the stack muffler. So your not buying for muffler. Like said it is a first 2 years Poulan 25D manual oil saw.


SOLD to a collector. Was hoping someone would fix it up for that.

Some info by Tim aka fossil     

There are 4 crankshafts for the S25 models

Two for the points saws and two for the solid state model depending whether they are S25DA or S25CVA saws


Rebranded poulan chainsaw info

   by moparman » Wed Aug 25, 2010 10:24 am
There has been a lot of discussion about all the brands of the "Easter Egg" saws.
I don't know about all the brands that the Skil/Skilsaw and TML's Frontier chainsaws were branded.
The Poulan Micro series (1.8/2.0/2.3 ci in NAV, AV, CVA & PS versions) was produced in at least the following brands: Agresi, AL-KO, Benchmark, Bernard Moteur, Cast Magnum, Cutter's Choice, Dayton, EMEL, Hobby, Husqvarna, Jobu, John Deere, Jonsered, Katex, Mastercraft, Matracom, Nauder, Nogamatic, Nordiec, Partner, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Ridgid, Rocher, Sears (Craftsman), Simpson-Sears, Skil, Treemaster, Tronk, Wizard, Wood-Eater, and Wright.
The Poulan Model 20 (XX) series were produced in at least the following brands: Briban, Dayton, Odiset, Poulan, Poulan 76, Ridgid, Sears (Craftsman), Simpson-Sears, Wright
The Poulan Model 25 series (25DA, S25 in NAV, CVA & PS) were produced in at least the following brands: Agrest, Allis-Chalmers, Bernard Moteur, Briban, Dayton, EMEL, Hobby, Jobu, Katex, Landoni, Nogamatic, Odiset, Penncraft, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Ridgid, Rocher, Sears (Craftsman), Simpson-Sears, Skil, Tronk, White Motor, Wizard, Wright

These are all that I have records for, but I am pretty certain that there were others.