I have a Poulan p3314 14" Gass Chain Saw 2.0 I am looking for a carrying case for it

Yes, but 100 or lower and you need to think about ring and/or cylinder, piston and ring set.

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buy new saw not a poulan it is cheap **** try an echo

I think this IPL (exploded parts list) will provide all the help you need.
1625 Electric Saw Type 2
http://www.ordertree.com/modelinfo/PWE/1625-Electric-Saw-Type-2/75.1625-Electric-Saw-Type-2.1.59.1.html

There is also a Type 1 here:
Poulan.com
http://www.ordertree.com/modelinfo/POULAN-WEED-EATER/75.59.html
The dash number of your serial number is the type.

It looks like only 1 screw holds the motor in the case after removing 2 layers to find it.

If you have more questions or need additional help please reply below and I will get back to you. Good Luck. HTH
Lou
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Poulan Service Locater
http://www.poulan.com/node6604.aspx

An example of an IPL for a "2055 Gas Chain Saw Type 7" follows (may not be your saw):
http://www.ordertree.com/modelinfo/PWE/2055-Gas-Chain-Saw-Type-7/75.2055-Gas-Chain-Saw-Type-7.1.59.1.html
See the "Handle, Bar and Chassis Assembly" print, item 29, $2.53

If not your saw, yours can be found here:
Poulan.com
http://www.ordertree.com/modelinfo/POULAN-WEED-EATER/75.59.html
The dash number of your serial number is the type. HTH
Lou

Poulan "1420 Electric Saw Type 2" (may not be your saw)http://www.ordertree.com/modelinfo/PWE/1420-Electric-Saw-Type-2/75.1420-Electric-Saw-Type-2.1.59.1.html
Open the link; Click "View the illustrated parts list [GO]" link; open the "Illustrated Parts Lists" folder; Click "Chain Saw Assembly Type 2". Compare items 20 and 21 with your saw, the flared portion of 20 should be toward the clutch cover not the engine and on the clutch side of the bar. The only other thing that comes to mind is item 23 should fit into the hole on the bar (the bar should be tight against the oiler channel; engine side of the case.). HTH
Lou
If these are correct please add comments below and we will continue.

The chainsaw squirts oil into the oil hole in the bar. The chain picks up the oil and carries it all the way around the bar lubing it and the chain. When you quit running the saw there is still a lot of oil on the chain and all away around the chain guide in the bar. Once you quit running it and it sets a while all the oil will follow gravity and run to the bottom of the bar and drip out into the case. It's just another one of life's little nuisances. Have a nice day! Obwhon

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I would try Poulanpro.com and look at their user manuals for the adjustment. They are different on most saws. Hope this helps

Make sure the chain is not over tightened. When adjusting the tightness, ensure there is at least 1/8" of looseness by pulling up on the chain in the middle of the bar and releasing it. If a chain becomes overheated because of leaning on the saw when the chain is dull, or lack of oil on the chain, it may expand in the track and not turn freely.
Marlyn, Mountain, Ont. Canada