Who makes the poulan P3416
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I don't care who makes it. It is junk Larry. If your looking for a chain saw for residential use then I would tell you to buy the lowest grade commercial model like a: Stihl, Husquavarn, Johnsorod (not sure on the spelling) and also this is a very good Italian Made Saw, Dinalli or something like that. I sold both my poulans, after I got my father's 45 year old Stihl running. Recently I picked up a new Husky 445. Hope that helps. I do not know of a good saw still made in the USA. If you want something basic, then go with a Craftsman.
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The Poulan kit is compatible with that Ariens riding mower. I bought this kit for that exact Ariens mower and it works great. Installation was extremely simple.
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Here is a link that you can use to specify your model number. When I registered mine online, I also downloaded the manual just so I would always have one. http://www.poulanpro.com/customer-support/user-manuals/
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I bought my Poulan with a 22" Car from True Value Hardware in Newfoundland, PA. I'm sure they can order a larger bar if the horsepower will be enough to run it.AGWAY has Stihl Chan saws almost exculisively, but they are really expensive and come with larger bars and chains if neededJerre Holbrook
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I get mine from ebay. Cut and paste below, you should find a variety of sellers for around 18.00 16" Chainsaw Saw Chain fits Poulan PLN3516F 55 DL
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hi linda, i'm not sure of the interchangeability of Ryobi and poulan. poulan and some craftsman interchange. copy and paste this site, they can help you good luck, Donny http://www.sjmparts.com/
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I don't know about your Poulan, but it would not work for my Poulan 54" 2005 model. The spindle I received from Amazon did not have the "key" for the blade's key-way to fit on. Had to return it and buy one from local farm store for $20 more.
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Perhaps your best bet is to hunt down poulan dealership or try pulling up manual on internet to get proper numbers.good luck! Cliff
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this chain should fit your Poulan Pro 16", it's the same size (16") and the same pitch (3/8in).
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Not that I know, it is not a genuine part. My did not have the "key" on the spindle for my Poulan. Well enough made and comes with replacement bolt on both ends.
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I believe that model Poulan uses the same 3/8" chain pitch. If so this sharpener should work just fine.
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Sorry I'm not much help. It works fine on my 20" Poulan Pro. I'm not familiar with your model, but if it is fairly new I wouldn't think it would be a problem.
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It's been a while. I think the warranty is 1 year. There's a list of dealers on Poulan's web site. Hope this helps.
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This is a new Poulan hedge trimmer. I have used it quite a few times now. It always starts right away and does a great job trimming. My neighbor used it and went out and bought a new one. The warranty is similar to the other one I researched before buying this one. They seem to all be the same.
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To the best of my knowledge, any Poulan 18 inch. The Oregon S62 is the best and universal in my opinion. Good luck and Cheers.
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Not an easy answer to find (I've been looking for a while). But finally found it on Hurqvarna's web site. Haven't bought one yet so I can't tell you first hand. But take a look at: &lt;http://husqvarna.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/603&gt; "The Husqvarna 128LD (and apparently the 128 CD)was built for the national retailers and designed to accept OTHER BRANDS of accessory attachments. These also Fit the 125LD (2005-&gt;), and 128CD Edger attachment and shaft 952 71 16 07 (this is the Poulan PRO PP1000E) Cultivator attachment and shaft 952 71 16 08 Blower attachment and shaft 952 71 16 09 Straight trimmer and shaft 952 71 16 10 Polesaw attachment and shaft 952 71 16 12
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Sorry but I have no idea. Didn't realize that I had reviewed my Poulan chain saw. Husqvarna may have purchased Poulan, but I cannot imagine them making the saws. Mine starts and runs well throughout my limited use. The PROBLEM is the gas cap. In contact with current gasoline mixtures, the plastic swells. I have to remove the gas cap with channel lock pliers and then the gas cap will no longer work. Until I have cured it in the freezer for a number of days. That's right. That means unless you have multiple gas caps you can only use the chain saw for one tank of gas. Talk about dumb engineering. Sorry but I have no idea. Didn't realize that I had reviewed my Poulan chain saw. Husqvarna may have purchased Poulan, but I cannot imagine them making the saws. Mine starts and runs well throughout my limited use. The PROBLEM is the gas cap. In contact with current gasoline mixtures, the plastic swells. I have to remove the gas cap with channel lock pliers and then the gas cap will no longer work. Until I have cured it in the freezer for a number of days. That's right. That means unless you have multiple gas caps you can only use the chain saw for one tank of gas. Talk about dumb engineering.