I purchased this Brush Cutter attachment for my Poulan Pro PP130. While the attachment attaches fine, it only works for about a minute and then a small amount of grass will stop it. Feels like a clutch in the power unit is slipping. Is it not compatable with the pp130? I purchased this Brush Cutter attachment for my Poulan Pro PP130. While the attachment attaches fine, it only works for about a minute and then a small amount of grass will stop it. Feels like a... » Read More I purchased this Brush Cutter attachment for my Poulan Pro PP130. While the attachment attaches fine, it only works for about a minute and then a small amount of grass will stop it. Feels like a clutch in the power unit is slipping. Is it not compatable with the pp130? « Show Less
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It's for cutting brush not grass had same problem I sharpened blade that came with it worked much better also bought carbide blade for attachment it works great for clearing brush and tall weeds
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Compatibility is a non-issue. Poulan Pro PP 130 and Brush Cutter ought to be compatible. Will it idle beyond one minute just by itself in the absence of a small amount of grass or anything at all? If it does not idle properly, i.e. longer than one minute, try thinning/diluting the engine oil with more gas, a ratio of 45:1 or even 50:1 perhaps.
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It fit on my Poulan, I have a 446T. I don't think that the blade is designed for cutting grass, could build up around blade and slow it down. It works great on small bushes and saplings. Make sure the blade is clearing and not hitting or catching on the Poulan itself. If it slows down while cutting brush and other htings, could be carburetor. Mine was shutting off after using it for a short time, adjusted the carb and it worked great. If you don't know how to adjust it go to a dealer, sometimes they do it for free or only a couple of dollars.
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I personally don't know about Poulan but it works on my Toro and Ryobi. Home Depot says if your power head is Expand-it compatible it works on: John Deere, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Weed Eater, Homelite, Craftsman, McCulloch, MTD Pro, YardMachine, and Yard Man.
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I'm not a professional, I purchased this because of the reputation of Wahl. Also, assume that this is a recent purchase on your part. My best suggestion is for you to contact the company (http://www.wahl.com/contact/). I have no doubt that they will want to help solve your problem as soon as possible. The website has phone numbers and a lot of other information. Also, I have found that on other items, Amazon is also anxious to help their customers. Hope this helps and good luck. I don't normally respond to these things, but there seemed as sincerity and urgency in your message. Feel confident that they'll make you whole and get you back to clipping.
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Please clarify. The two poles attach to the pistol grip head of the pressure washer and the rotating brush disk attaches to the poles. When assembled, the water is controlled from the pistol grip. Is that the question you are asking? BTW, the poles are not structurally strong. They allow the brush disk to be moved back and forth and, for the most part, side to side, but I would not advise using them to hold the brush disk against an overhanging or vertical surface.
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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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YES! only when using the brushroll. took it to a vacuum repair shop and they said it was an issue with the hose (i assumed they meant the connection between hose and brush roll power/functions). they repaired and it worked...for a little while. back to cutting off by itself again. planning on taking it back in. i googled the problem and seems to be somewhat common issue.
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My attachments are very secure but you must put the brush and combs in place according to directions. There is a small switch at one end that you must move before you put the brush on and then be sure that it moves back once the brush is in place. I have been using my dryer for several months. The only problem I have had is trying to get replacement combs...I had to contact the main office...the contact center on the order form kept sending the wrong combs.
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I blieve that your PP335 is attachment accessible, and is a straight shaft machine--therefore, the cultivator should work. If you read the PP335 reviews on the Poulon website, you will find that someone bought the cultivator attachment and it works fine. Good luck
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If you pull it backwards quickly it should unclog easily. It sounds like the grass is too long and maybe moist. As long as you stick to a routine of once a week or once every two weeks there shouldn't be any problems. The first time I used mine the lawn hadn't been mowed for two months, so I had to stop and rake the cut grass and a few pulls backwards. After that it was all smooth sailing, no problems.
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Hi. I've had it for a little while and I use both attachments without any issue.
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I have used some of them on my St_hl: blower, tiller and edger. Not an easy job though, in retrospective I should have just bought a new KM set. The trimmer attachment does not work (reverse rotation).
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In my eyes, the plow attachment is not the issue. It's the mower deck that is a pain to take off and reinstall. Once the mounts for the plow are on, they can stay on allowing for simple attachment of the plow, but they will be on the mower all summer. Also, if you use a brush guard on your mower, the plow mount will also have to be removed since they use the same mounting holes. I found the installation to be more than it was worth and bought a snow blower this winter instead.
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Thanks for the info! I opened up the housing and found that the plastic pin that forms a 'pivot' for the orange handle was partially broken. No hope of repair without buying new parts. So (like you), I rigged the switch to be permanently on! Still have all my fingers & toes after one mow.
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The attachments are made to be a part of the handle. For the brush attachment, you just have to make sure it's straight before putting it in its spot (it rotates 360). I haven't had an issue with the attachments.falling off, but I suppose its all in how you handle the vacuum.
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I chose to replace the cutter with the grass gator brush cutter and it works great. As for the "anti-spin", that is something I do not know of unless you may be referring to the drive cable. If so, then it is time for the repair shop.
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Any model that accepts quick-connect attachments will use that cutter. I have attachments I have used on at least four diiferent brands. Ryobi, Poulan, Troy-bilt, Homelite, and Craftman. Double check before you buy. My Troy-Bilt just bit it, I am getting a Husqvarna to replace it because it will accept all my attachments. (I have fallen in love with the Husk brand because my Husk chainsaw and mower have proven reliable and tough.) The bigger the engine, the better it works. That cutter cuts one inch diameter woody stuff without much fuss. Check twice, buy once. About 90% of all models and brands use the identical quick-connect system. Any model that accepts quick-connect attachments will use that cutter. I have attachments I have used on at least four diiferent brands. Ryobi, Poulan, Troy-bilt, Homelite, and Craftman. Double check before you buy. My Troy-Bilt just bit it, I am getting a Husqvarna to replace it because it will accept all my attachments. (I have fallen in love with the Husk brand because my Husk chainsaw and mower have proven reliable and tough.) The bigger the engine, the better it works. That cutter cuts one inch diameter woody stuff without much fuss. Check twice, buy once. About 90% of all models and... » Read More Any model that accepts quick-connect attachments will use that cutter. I have attachments I have used on at least four diiferent brands. Ryobi, Poulan, Troy-bilt, Homelite, and Craftman. Double check before you buy. My Troy-Bilt just bit it, I am getting a Husqvarna to replace it because it will accept all my attachments. (I have fallen in love with the Husk brand because my Husk chainsaw and mower have proven reliable and tough.) The bigger the engine, the better it works. That cutter cuts one inch diameter woody stuff without much fuss. Check twice, buy once. About 90% of all models and brands use the identical quick-connect system. « Show Less
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Michael, We have a Craftsman mower so don't know about a Poulan. However, this was supposed to be compatible with our Craftsman and was Not! It's a half inch too short and for some reason it affected the braking. We couldn't get the mower to stop unless we turned the motor off. We will pay more and buy the higher priced Craftsman belt.