This ain't your brother-in-law's Poulan.

Not many great deals there, some bulk buys though many are off of saws (thus the tags). It is easier to stack power heads than saws with bars. I did buy one 32" bar at a pawn shop, but that is about it.

 

Well you could of at least told a cool story if you had to make it up ....about that saw saw shop cleaning out "junk" and you just told Them to put it in your truck

 

How much does that thing weigh?

 

My 655 was the same way. Only about 145 pSI on the gauge, but a real bear to pull over. I usually set my P-60 on the ground to start it...

 

Is that a manual oil pump sticking out there?

 

Probably that or the nitrous switch!

 

For those extra long bars!

 

That's a real Eager Beaver right there

 

Here's my P-60. Basically the same saw, minus the boost ports.

 

BP-655, P-60, J-Red 2095.

I only have the Pioneer now.

 

Does the 655 have a relatively small recoil pulley?

 

Only the P-6x Pioneers and the 655 have the manual oiler, if you see a saw with one grab it (after making sure someone just hasn't swapped the front handle).

 

You have a picture of the 655 next to the P-52 you sold me?

 

New air filter finally arrived 2 days ago,a month after saw was delivered.First filter was lost in the mail so Seller sent me another one for free.

This had set for quite a while before it was sold to me,Seller said it had 150+ cold compression.I think he lowballed it cause after 3 pulls it fired,another 7-8 pulls which damm near broke my fingers when it snapped back each time the beast finally was running.Originally had decompression valve,but that was removed & hole plugged by a previous owner.Took a while for the fuel to get from the tank to the carb after setting so long,but its running great now that it warmed up.Will adjust the carb a little more before making any cuts to be sure its perfect.After dinner Sat. night went out back to the shed & put bar/chain on it for final carb adjustment,no sense putting long bar on for that when this shorty will do... I'll bet that big beast is like a light saber with a short bar,the 2 big Husky's sure are I found out in the past...

Pioneer/Partner/Husq/Jonsered have same mount pattern.The larger displacement late 80's to mid 90's Poulan Pro saws are same as the others too.Since they're basically rebadged Pioneer/Partner/Jonsered models.

 

About 19 pounds powerhead only.

 

Nope. I only had that saw for long enough to box it up and send it to you.