Does a poulan woodshark chainsaw have points - Poulan Garden

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I would say yes. Most are and I would get a small bottle of two cycle oil and mix it to one gallon of gas. Most hardware stores sell the oil.

Checked all the parts lists, they seem to use the same primer through all types no.s part no. 530047213.

Should have either a Walbro WT324 part no. 530069703, or a Zama, this carb will sub to the Walbro carb.

Poulan Chainsaws are pretty well all powered by two stroke engines. My best guess is that you have the fuel mixture incorrect (it should be a 1:40 ratio of oil to gas). if the fuel mixture is not the problem then your choke is messed up. If you haven't tried already try and find the sweet spot in the choke where it will run.

I would say a full tank of fuel, but there really is not any " break in" time stated in maual.

make sure the little tooth on the end of the adjuster for the chain is locked into the groove its supposed to go into and tighten it down.
Note: the chain is supposed to get loose on you but not as quickly as it is. maybe after an hour or so of cutting.
and as for it not cutting well, the chain may need sharpened.
if it has been sharpened once by someone than take it to someone esle if it is not satisfactory.

send me ten bucks and I will tell you.

yes