Maybe I should have kept watch to tue part where you said "make it an inch longer so it will fit in the gas tank". 😅 You say you're not a saw expert but you definitely have the brains of an engineer.
Keep the old carbs for repair later 😊 I have half a dozen of these poulan pro 42 and I keep extra carbs and limes for them plus two cylinders kits Never buying other new one period 😮
I have a 35cc predator that I obtained from my brother's estate, that I am trying to restore and noticed that it seems a little bit different from the one in the video. The choke and shut-off are left of the grip so I'm curious about it having the same carburetor and other parts that you linked to. You left me puzzled on the fuel line arrangement and the ones on mine were like uncooked macaroni so I don't know what line goes where on the carburetor. I did notice that there are two different gages of line, the larger one being the same as what I just happened to have (about 10 inches of, which I'm pretty sure isn't going to be enough) and is 3/32 . Any suggestions? Great video BTW!
Maybe I should have kept watch to tue part where you said "make it an inch longer so it will fit in the gas tank". 😅 You say you're not a saw expert but you definitely have the brains of an engineer.
Informative video .Thanks for sharing .
You’re welcome
Keep the old carbs for repair later 😊 I have half a dozen of these poulan pro 42 and I keep extra carbs and limes for them plus two cylinders kits
Never buying other new one period 😮
I have a 35cc predator that I obtained from my brother's estate, that I am trying to restore and noticed that it seems a little bit different from the one in the video. The choke and shut-off are left of the grip so I'm curious about it having the same carburetor and other parts that you linked to. You left me puzzled on the fuel line arrangement and the ones on mine were like uncooked macaroni so I don't know what line goes where on the carburetor. I did notice that there are two different gages of line, the larger one being the same as what I just happened to have (about 10 inches of, which I'm pretty sure isn't going to be enough) and is 3/32 . Any suggestions? Great video BTW!
Thanks DwinDew . I’d say google the machines break down . There might be a better visual. I know the gas lines messed me up .
You can pick up a new one under $100.
This guy doesn't have a clue on what he's doing.
Right what a turd