Restoring a Classic: 1982 Poulan 1800 Woodsman Chainsaw - Fuel System Overhaul and In-depth Tune-Up!

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Join us on our journey as we breathe new life into a vintage masterpiece - the 1982 Poulan 1800 Woodsman Chainsaw!
This iconic tool has seen better days, with a fuel system that suffered due to extremely old and decayed fuel, leading to its complete deterioration.
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In this video, we dive deep into the heart of this classic chainsaw, undertaking a comprehensive repair of the fuel system and executing an in-depth tune-up to restore its former glory.
Watch as we meticulously dismantle the chainsaw, revealing the extent of the damage and the challenges we face in reviving this piece of history.
We'll walk you through each step of the process, from cleaning out the remnants of the decayed fuel to replacing the damaged parts, ensuring every component is in perfect working order.
Our detailed tune-up procedure will show you the intricacies of getting a vintage chainsaw like the Poulan 1800 back in action.
But we don’t just stop at repairs and tune-ups; witness the moment of truth as we test-run the chainsaw, pushing it through its paces to demonstrate its renewed power and efficiency.
This is more than just a repair job; it's a journey back in time to reclaim the rugged charm and reliability of the 1982 Poulan 1800 Woodsman Chainsaw.
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29 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 28

@rexbaker5866 6 месяцев назад

Good presentation no unessessary jabber straight to the point

@Weezulguy 25 дней назад

I just finished rebuilding one just like you, got the carb dialed in but it doesn't seem to want to start with the cover on in either position, any suggestions? I know it didn't have an air filter when my friend gave it to me, wondering if the one I bought is keeping it from breathing, but it looks just like the one you used

@chainsawace1777 25 дней назад

Did you do a compression check or a spark check?

@Weezulguy 25 дней назад

@@chainsawace1777I did not, would it run fine without the cover on with low compression?

@chainsawace1777 25 дней назад

It will run with the cover off. Low compression is another thing though. Get a compression tester. They are cheap and very handy.

@Weezulguy 25 дней назад

Will do, thanks @@chainsawace1777

@williamemerson1799 6 месяцев назад

Nice. Looks new. Got any idea where to get a piston and cylinder kit a for a Stihl 011? Stihl doesn't have'em. 👍🍻

@chainsawace1777 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the nice comment and the view. Check with LilRedBarn. I know they have the pistons and rings. You may have to get a good used head though. Here is a link to the piston and rings kit: www.lilredbarn.net/product-p/pksh010-36mm.htm

@williamemerson1799 6 месяцев назад

@@chainsawace1777 Yeah, I've ck'd with them. Would've been nice since they're only about an hour away. Thanks for lookin. 👍🍻

@st7650 6 месяцев назад

That’s a real classic haven’t seen one of those since n years. Looked like it really wasn’t in that bad of shape. Someone must not have used that much. Really nice job cleaning and restoring. Thanks for the post. Really like seeing these classics come back to life

@MultiSoulcollector 2 месяца назад

Sir, I can tell you have done this a time or two. Great presentation.

@harpintn 6 месяцев назад

I am surprised you was able to get a carb kit for that old saw. It looks like that old saw as seen very little use and is in great shape.

@_Junkers 3 месяца назад

I happened to inherit one of these a few years ago. To my surprise it fired up without too much hassle despite having sat around for many years. The reviews I read of Poulan aren't favourable and have me wondering, is that true of these older models? Thanks for the detailed video.

@chainsawace1777 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the comment. The older Poulans are in a different league than the ones we have today. I really love these old chainsaws.

@alsalamone9437 4 месяца назад

If you have time, I can't find any forums or videos, internet sites or anything about my Poulan Super 1800 Woodsman 16" bar chainsaw.... it takes a certain chain size that I can't figure out or find anywhere... S56 says 91 on the teeth that go in the bar, and it's a 0.063 witch is the part I can't find anywhere with the 16" bar detail... found something that says it all, besides the S56 and the 16" bar length... doesn't say the bar length on the link I found, and it's not S56 seems like Is there anything I can do if it doesn't exist anymore? Will a newer 16" bar and chain like an .050 version work for this saw I have?

@chainsawace1777 4 месяца назад

Sorry it took so long to respond to your question. My father has been in and out of the hospital and rehabilation and it has had me side tracked. However, I believe I have the answer to your question. The 16" guide bar that came with the saw should be a 3/8 LP, also known as 91 chain, with a gauge of .050. I have never seen a .063 gauge chain on a Poulan, especially on a small chainsaw like this one, unless somebody did a switcharoony at some point in the past. The 56 you are reading on the guide bar should be the number of drag links in the chain. So to recap the specs of the chain you need are as follows: 3/8 LP, .050, 56DL Here is the chain on amazon: amzn.to/3ycm6ZT Thanks again!

@rexbaker5866 6 месяцев назад

Good presentation straight to the point