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       #Post#: 91868--------------------------------------------------
       Poulan 3700 piston crown thickness
   DIR By: jcsmith
       Date: February 20, 2026, 4:25 pm
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       I used a screw in piston stop to remove the clutch and it left a
       divot in the center of the crown. Anyone know how thick the
       crown is and whether the piston can handle it? I used to stuff a
       starter rope thru the spark plug hole , but I'm thinking a stihl
       locking strip might be a better idea. What do you all use?
       Chris
       #Post#: 91871--------------------------------------------------
       Poulan 3700 piston crown thickness
   DIR By: Cut4fun
       Date: February 21, 2026, 6:39 am
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       Never ever measure that area on these.
       Pic of it?  So it is thin ring piston right?  3800 is thick and
       matters for which cylinder they can go in.
       3700 p I sold to a guy. No none left just in a runner.
       #Post#: 91880--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Poulan 3700 piston crown thickness
   DIR By: jcsmith
       Date: February 25, 2026, 3:51 pm
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       It is a thin ring.It is actually a craftsman 3.7. I'm not real
       computer literate , so I haven't learned how to post a photo. I
       should learn.
       Chris
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