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Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Cut4fun Date: March 4, 2011, 12:28 pm
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This one is a Bad Boy Tim Allen edition. This is the 2nd 3750 I
have had, but this is the first TA edition on it. 1st one had
a different style muffler, without the front deflector like this
one does.
These saws run right with the stock 262xp's I had in the past
and I tested one back to back with this one. 3750 was right on
the heels in cut and 3750 feels to have just a slight torque
disadvantage.
While out cutting firewood and switching from 262 and 3750 back
and forth with another cutter, both of use using the saws
preferred the 3750 feel and handling in our hands.
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Cut4fun Date: March 4, 2011, 12:29 pm
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: man of stihl Date: March 4, 2011, 2:42 pm
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what is the 3750? poulan design? husky design?
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Chainsawrepair Date: March 4, 2011, 3:01 pm
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Poulan made as far as I can tell. basically a poulan pro 330
54cc with a big bore oem topend making it 60cc. open port
cylinders.
MM might have more info on this poulan.
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: man of stihl Date: March 4, 2011, 3:08 pm
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so p&c pretty much the same as my pp365?
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Chainsawrepair Date: March 4, 2011, 4:01 pm
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I cant answer that one, never been in a 365 poulan.
I do know the crankshafts are made in Sweden on them and the
60cc top end is made in Italy (girnolida) (cant remember the
spelling, anyone ?) cylinder and piston kit.
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Modifiedmark Date: March 4, 2011, 7:57 pm
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so p&c pretty much the same as my pp365?
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I'm not completely sure if you could say that, they share the
same piston but the cyl part # is different. Might be ported
different or something else.
I know its the same as the Super 380. I also know the 3750/380
run a larger carb the the PP365. The 330 also runs the bigger
carb.
I know my 330 will give my 365 a run for its money and I have a
HDA 137 here to try on my 365 if I ever get around to it.
Its not surprising that a unbiased user would prefer the feel of
the 3750 over the 262 either. I really enjoy this series of
Poulan saws, they just feel right and have the best control
layouts. A stock 262 won't put much morre wood in the truck
either.
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Cut4fun Date: March 4, 2011, 8:05 pm
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The first 3750 I had. It also placed at a chainsaw race at the
fairgrounds here in ohio in the 0-65cc class. The Dolmar 6400's
took the places in front of me from what I recall
1st one had just a hand guard and 2nd one has a chain brake.
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Cut4fun Date: October 31, 2011, 1:12 pm
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I have been trying to get my early edition 3750 BadBoy 60cc back
from a firewood cutter I traded it to a few years ago. He wont
come off the saw when even offered bigger cc saws on trade :'(.
So I went looking for another early edition with hand guard
instead of chain brake like my other later edition one.
Well I stumbled across one on it's last day that had been run
with a bow bar ???.
So how many of you poulan guys had bid me up on this one.
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Re: Poulan 3750 badboy 380 60cc
By: Modifiedmark Date: October 31, 2011, 8:24 pm
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I seen it but didnt bid. I forgot too. ::)
I forget what it ended up at but I think you did ok on it. I
would kinda like to have one as well.
I have no doubt they run well.
Speaking of running well, I got a chance to look at that hot rod
little PP330 that Randy sent to me to take to the Poulan GTG.
It was giving trouble when we tried it later in the bigger wood
and wouldnt hold a tune.
Found it had a mushy impulse line. I checked the carb but didnt
really find anything out of wack. I put a new impulse on it and
decided that the original muffler deflector wasnt big enough so
added a second cut in deflector on the other side.
Man does it run good now! Night and day difference. I was by
myself and had no stop watch but man was it hauling through a
18" piece of oak. I got my ported 262XP out and I swear the 330
was running right with it and might even be ahead of it.
Its on its way back to Randy now and hopefully he will make a
video of it. Man its loud now as well!!!
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