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Re: Poulan 4200 5200 handguard
« Reply #10 on: March 27, 2012, 06:41:51 pm »
After checking the 3700 part numbers for both handguard parts. They turned out to be the same as the ebay 4900 listing part numbers when checked with IPL's.


So I bought a used 3700 handguard for my JD 800 that the echo style handle had broken on.

How sweet it is when a plan comes together.   ;D


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Re: Poulan 4200 5200 handguard
« Reply #11 on: September 07, 2012, 04:30:59 pm »
Just a little rant. You would think feebay sellers that have been in the business of chainsaws for 30 plus years would know the difference from a 3400-4000 hand guard and a poulan 2000 hand guard. I got like 5 2000 handguards on the shelf like I wanted another one. grrrrrrrrrrr.

I buy the 3400-4000 4200-5200 hand guards to use on saws when handles break off of other saws. Right now I use them on a echo 8000 and 6700 and some others.
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Re: Poulan 4200 5200 handguard
« Reply #12 on: September 09, 2012, 11:19:50 am »
Had nothing to lose carving on the 2000 hand guard. So I went at it to fit the echo 6700 handle. I had to remove alot of plastic from the 4 areas the handles squeeze against. But being in a bind (might use saw Mon, just fell alittle safer) I finally ended getting 2000 hand guard  to work on the bigger handles. 
Black plastic pieces looked worse everywhere then porting a cyl.
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