Poulan 33cc (PL3314) Chainsaw Test

[@mattwaters6987]

Looking forward to servicing mine after years of storage in the shed. Great video! 👍

[@Studddy15]

*It's not a stihl or johnsered but for the price you cannot top this saw.🌳 **allabout.wiki/Poulan** MTD made. Cast crankcase not plastic. Good oiling system. Not too heavy. Great power. Starts easily cold or warm. Case is huge. I like.*

[@rickreid81]

Poulan is a good saw 4 the money. I have zero complaints!

[@Laststepp]

just got one from a thrift store for almost nothing. even if it needs adjustments it'll still be worth it.

[@ampatriot]

If you throw away the chain that comes on new saws and buy hardwood chains they all perform much better.

[@carloscardona3924]

They complain because they are hard to start sometimes I also adjusted Idle which most people are on instant gratification clause and don't want to bother with Idle. For the money its good .

[@RoeRoe123]

Thank you! I'm going to buy one off Craigslist that's never been used here shortly for $85 All I need until I can afford another Husky 👍

[@johnthomas9894]

Got one one myself cut over 30 cord of wood carefree very strong saw keep the 40 to 1 synthetic oil in it

[@BushWackingHomestead]

Mine says 50:1 gas to oil ratio on the saw?

[@travislee4704]

I've never had trouble out of a poulan especially the really old 1s. Husqvarna manufactures them now so they camt knock em for sure now

[@sunnydays4966]

Other than bar I have taken these apart as well as 42cc and all parts seem same just color plastic and curve on started.

[@johnmartin4754]

look at the sticker on the bottum and you will see engen dis is 42cc the 33 is just a number i got 3816 and it to says 42cc 38 just a number also look at bar 14 -16 - 18

[@CaptainLou94]

john martin You are right it does say 42cc. No wonder it's got tons of power for a small saw

[@steveartese9014]

I just bought this saw PL3314 and I just looked underneath at the sticker and it says 42cc, not bad haha.

[@1digitalwatcher697]

hard starting cuts good

[@JohnJohn-dx9dz]

So I got a question does anyone know if this would die after more than two hours of quick 2 minute uses of the chainsaw I would be using it at a haunted hayride. Also the chain won't be on and it won't be used for cutting just the noise

[@JohnJohn-dx9dz]

Please Respond as soon as possible before I buy it

[@CaptainLou94]

I have ran this saw for 2-3 hours almost non stop in temps above 70 degrees and it has never died. You shouldn't have any issues with it

[@JohnJohn-dx9dz]

Empire Anglers thanks

[@Artzombie2014]

Thinking about this saw for a haunted corn maze

[@themedorateam56]

John John Did you ever get this saw for haunted house purpose? If so, how was it?

[@johnmartin4754]

oh the new saws like these are ease start no more pullen like the ones before husky finly got tired the EPA and CALY EDIOS Ooo sorry

[@jodyhardy8631]

Give it a few months

[@godzillla6329]

I have one of these saw it won't idle i start it and a push the trottle its stops what could i do there are no videos on this saw

[@CaptainLou94]

Godzilla 63 I would say it sounds like a carburetor issue. If you have the carb adjustment tool you can loosen the low and high adjustment screws in slow increments to allow more fuel to pass through. If that doesn't help then your carburetor might be gummed up and need a cleaning.

[@chriscain4014]

I'm having the same issue, have you had any luck since your comment? Mine starts fine and warms up on fast idle, hit the throttle and it will rev up, dies when it throttles down. Will not idle by itself, runs if I keep on the throttle in between cuts

[@darrellashby6788]

Low screw has to come some, its starving for fuel.

[@darrellashby6788]

Lol come out some

[@mattwaters6987]

​@@darrellashby6788😂😂😂

[@mayandecendent31]

Wich one is better this or the 42 cc pro poulan?

[@CaptainLou94]

Brown Rooster This actually has the 42cc engine even though it’s advertised at 33cc. The sticker on the bottom of the saw says 42cc under displacement

[@strickracing437]

No way

[@jodyhardy8631]

People pronounce the name correctly