Chainsaw Repair
Husqvarna - Stihl - Poulan - Jonsered - Dolmar chainsaws and more => Poulan => Topic started by: Cut4fun . on April 05, 2015, 10:39:23 am
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Putting together a parts list on Ordertree. Noticed more and more of these series chainsaws parts are NLA. :'(
So figure we better start a part numbers etc list and the fix for them for down the road.
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Poulan 475 2077 piston NLA. You can use a BB372 aftermarket piston drop in no work or widen pin bosses on a stihl 064 piston.
Poulan 445 piston NLA. Husqvarna 372 piston drop in.
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Poulan 415 475 PTO side seal 503422201 NLA Update is to use a husqvarna 385 390 etc crankcase bearing and seal set. Like what is already in the 445 425 505.
Still wonder if there is a seal out there that may work so splitting cases isnt a have to.
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Poulan 415 475 PTO side seal 503422201 NLA Update is to use a husqvarna 385 390 etc crankcase bearing and seal set. Like what is already in the 445 425 505.
Still wonder if there is a seal out there that may work so splitting cases isnt a have to.
Back when I rebuilt my 475 I searched for some time to try and find a seal that would work, but that seal is so thin and needs to be that way so the oil pump will clear. I could never find a replacement seal. Maybe someone else will have better luck but that seal is a real bear to find a replacement.
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I believe I have read something about using 066/660 pistons in the 2083/505 82.4cc cylinders, but don't remember what modifications it takes?
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I believe I have read something about using 066/660 pistons in the 2083/505 82.4cc cylinders, but don't remember what modifications it takes?
Yes I have used a 066 piston and many others have too in the 505 2083. All you have to do is widen pin bosses.
066 is in my wildthing 505.
partner 5000 coil fits right in to make unlimited, using in the WT. Same thing for the husky 55 etc coils too.
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Poulan 415 475 PTO side seal 503422201 NLA Update is to use a husqvarna 385 390 etc crankcase bearing and seal set. Like what is already in the 445 425 505.
Still wonder if there is a seal out there that may work so splitting cases isnt a have to.
Back when I rebuilt my 475 I searched for some time to try and find a seal that would work, but that seal is so thin and needs to be that way so the oil pump will clear. I could never find a replacement seal. Maybe someone else will have better luck but that seal is a real bear to find a replacement.
Wonder if we went to the update oiler wing gear used in the 505 445 425. Then I wonder if there would be a usable seal.
I'll have to pay attention someday. I have a 505 425 torn down right now but not a 415 475 torn down right now to compare that.
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I had not looked into that Kevin and it might be worth a try.
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It would just be nice to have a seal instead of having to split the case every time for a pto seal leak. Thats why I was thinking about this.
I have a 505 with pto seal leak. Have to split to do the bearing seal kit.
I got 1 NLA 475 pto crank seal from Tim aka fossil but that was it for me back then. Now I wish I had grab another. You got some back then too?
My 475 had a bad fly side seal which is same a 372 seal. But I didnt have a pto seal to replace. Thank goodness it was still good. At the time I didnt have a pto seal I got from Tim.
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Poulan 415 475 PTO side seal 503422201 NLA Update is to use a husqvarna 385 390 etc crankcase bearing and seal set. Like what is already in the 445 425 505.
Still wonder if there is a seal out there that may work so splitting cases isnt a have to.
How does the husky bearing and seal work. Is the bearing not as wide and will allow a wider seal to fit and is the oil pump compatible with the new seal. On mine there was a spacer behind the worm gear that fit inside the seal.
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It would just be nice to have a seal instead of having to split the case every time for a pto seal leak. Thats why I was thinking about this.
I have a 505 with pto seal leak. Have to split to do the bearing seal kit.
I got 1 NLA 475 pto crank seal from Tim aka fossil but that was it for me back then. Now I wish I had grab another. You got some back then too?
My 475 had a bad fly side seal which is same a 372 seal. But I didnt have a pto seal to replace. Thank goodness it was still good. At the time I didnt have a pto seal I got from Tim.
I believe I got 2 seals from Tim. I still have not used them. Very very touph to find.
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Just like the pic of the 505 one I showed. I will get 385 and 505 to show you.
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poulan 425 445 505 pto crankcase bearing and seal kit.
husqvarna 385 390 pto bearing seal kit.
503251201
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UPDATED part number I just come across for above.
Husqvarna Authorized Substitution
The part number 503251201 has been changed to part number 503251301. While the new part may look different, this is a Husqvarna approved substitution.
Please note that the price and availability shown is for the new part number 503251301.
rand Husqvarna
Old Part Number 503251201
New Part Number 503251301
Condition New
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Hi I'm looking for a clutch cover for my jonsered 2083. Is there a husky or other available part that will fit?
Thanks will
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Hi I'm looking for a clutch cover for my jonsered 2083. Is there a husky or other available part that will fit?
Thanks will
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You can cut and make a husky 272 268 etc fit. In thread here where I did one and Roger.
2077 2083 415 425 445 505 475 all fit yours.
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Hi I'm looking for a clutch cover for my jonsered 2083. Is there a husky or other available part that will fit?
Thanks will
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You can cut and make a husky 272 268 etc fit. In thread here where I did one and Roger.
2077 2083 415 425 445 505 475 all fit yours.
http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/plastic-clutch-cover-wear/
husky cover cut
(http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=46.0;attach=1519;image)
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poulan 425 445 505 pto crankcase bearing and seal kit.
husqvarna 385 390 pto bearing seal kit.
503251201
poulan 475 pto seal pic
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Ok and then you use the wing type oiler.
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Ok and then you use the wing type oiler.
Not my pic. Just trying to get the idea of it without going to dig the NOS seal out in the barn.
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Roger what was that deal with one of yours having the wrong seal in it? Does it look like that deal on this 475 pic above?
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hmmmm
Noticed the 425 445 505 crankshaft has a different part number then the 415 475 crankshaft. Wonder now.
poulan 415 475 IPL http://www.poulanpro.com/ddoc/poui/poui1994_usen/poui1994_usen__530067868.pdf
poulan 425 445 505 IPL http://www.poulanpro.com/ddoc/PPOI/PPOI1997_AAen/PPOI1997_AAen_PP425,%20445,%20505_530083227.pdf
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425 445 505 oiler gear set up.
(http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0032/0472/products/chainsawr_3257815_medium.jpg?v=1318362841)
415 475 worm gear set up
(http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0032/0472/products/2083_001_medium.JPG?v=1412275055)
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Roger what was that deal with one of yours having the wrong seal in it? Does it look like that deal on this 475 pic above?
When I originally got my 475 it had the wrong seal on the PTO side and it was starting to leak. Also I discovered the bearing were starting to lock up. So I split the case and installed new bearings and seals.
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When I get that bare 475 crankcase I will try out the newer oiler wing gear on it.
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When I get that bare 475 crankcase I will try out the newer oiler wing gear on it.
Good let me know how that works.
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I believe I have read something about using 066/660 pistons in the 2083/505 82.4cc cylinders, but don't remember what modifications it takes?
Yes I have used a 066 piston and many others have too in the 505 2083. All you have to do is widen pin bosses.
066 is in my wildthing 505.
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I believe my memory is from posts by Jacob J. in other forums, but not sure....
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Not from a memory reading a post ;). Done it, a 066 piston in a 505. Ron did the 066 piston in a 2083 here too.
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/2002envoy/case2150005_zps3458fcea.jpg)
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Hi I'm looking for a clutch cover for my jonsered 2083. Is there a husky or other available part that will fit?
Thanks will
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You can cut and make a husky 272 268 etc fit. In thread here where I did one and Roger.
2077 2083 415 425 445 505 475 all fit yours.
Came across better pics.
Using 272 268 266 61 66 etc for make do covers.
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/Clinton268272xp/clinton268272xp005.jpg)
(http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=46.0;attach=1517;image)
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/415/475425001-1.jpg)
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Hi I'm looking for a clutch cover for my jonsered 2083. Is there a husky or other available part that will fit?
Thanks will
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
You can cut and make a husky 272 268 etc fit. In thread here where I did one and Roger.
2077 2083 415 425 445 505 475 all fit yours.
Came across better pics.
Using 272 268 266 61 66 etc for make do covers.
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/Clinton268272xp/clinton268272xp005.jpg)
(http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=46.0;attach=1517;image)
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/415/475425001-1.jpg)
Great pics thanks! Now to get one and make it fit!
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Hi I'm looking for a clutch cover for my jonsered 2083. Is there a husky or other available part that will fit?
Thanks will
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
You can cut and make a husky 272 268 etc fit. In thread here where I did one and Roger.
2077 2083 415 425 445 505 475 all fit yours.
Came across better pics.
Using 272 268 266 61 66 etc for make do covers.
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/Clinton268272xp/clinton268272xp005.jpg)
(http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=46.0;attach=1517;image)
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/415/475425001-1.jpg)
Kevin do you still have the chainbrake lever and other chainbrake parts from that Husky clutch cover that you modified here? I could sure use them....
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Kevin do you still have the chainbrake lever and other chainbrake parts from that Husky clutch cover that you modified here? I could sure use them....
Gave all the parts to Mitch mweba. He had helped me out on hard to find parts in past for other folks saws I have worked on. So I donated to his stash. Might try contacting him.
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Kevin do you still have the chainbrake lever and other chainbrake parts from that Husky clutch cover that you modified here? I could sure use them....
Gave all the parts to Mitch mweba. He had helped me out on hard to find parts in past for other folks saws I have worked on. So I donated to his stash. Might try contacting him.
I'll contact Mitch. He's a good guy. Haven't talked to him in a while.....
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When I get that bare 475 crankcase I will try out the newer oiler wing gear on it.
Good let me know how that works.
I received the 475 crankcase today. Was suppose to be a good crankcase assembly.
Took me all of 1 second to see the big end bearing was out and could move up down.
But I do think the idea will work after test fitting them today Roger.
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Ok Kevin thanks.
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Did somebody say clutch covers.
I was taking a pic of other parts in the micro series and just happen to have 1 of my bins of this series of stuff laid out looking for my oiler parts to test fit.
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6 base gaskets http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jonsered-2077-2083-Poulan-Pro-PP475-505-Chainsaw-NOS-Cylinder-Base-Gasket-/301682732740?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item463db12ec4
When you could get them from Ordertee 503428601 GASKET-CYLIND USD 3.58 plus 7-8 shipping. NLA This product is not available in the requested quantity. 1 of the items will be backordered.
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After posting above I checked my stock of base gaskets. Being I am back to using gaskets on builds I only had 2 left.
I waited till above ended to let you folks buy any if needed. After it ended and relisted I made a offer for all listed and have 6 more to set back (when they get here). Least we will know where they are at, like the NLA 335 etc air filters buy in the past. 8)
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I notice folks always looking for these. The right side handle to cylinder AV anti vibe. They come in rubber early and coil spring later.
Still can be bought if you just look. ;) This info below came from Ordertree.com
501269702 standard rubber $7.51
504125014 heavy duty rubber $27.97
503514802 spring isolator $10.49