Chainsaw Repair

I have no time behind the older poulan top handles. But I had bought a poulan 2000 new for $99 - $129 (cant remember)  in  94 or 95. Saw is still in service with my dad on the land down south.  So far only needed a coil and fuel lines.

Since then I have ran the XXV and the little brother 1800 30cc and they are all good cheap limbers IMHO.

 Now one thing I have noticed since getting spoiled with other top handles. Dang those things vibrates the heck out of my hands compared to the ones with the nice anti vibe now days.

Now I found a top handle poulan 2000 that was made to be a rear handle trim saw like the 200 is, poulan 2100 33cc. Now that thing is smooth with it's coil spring AV and light like the top handles.

Poulan 20 XX   I didnt really care for the design of XX. Running wires from the flywheel side over the cylinder to clutch side points.

Poulan XX is one in front Poulan 2000 one in rear.

Well good luck to them .That price is normally what an S-25 sells for the whole saw .

They're just a trim the apple tree in the back yard type of saw .Poulans answer to a Mini Mac or Homelite XL-2 .In that case the Poulan would be the better choice . Nothing special other than the fact that one seems to be in excellant shape .

The original Micro came with a 10" bar and the Deluxe model came next and it sported a 12" bar.

Thats good to know. I made sure I sent one of these 10" and 12" hognose bars I had to the guy I traded 2 saws to. I  also sent a 12" hognose to blsnelling for a little poulan restore he was doing.