Homelite Versus Poulan
02-15-2004 | 10:20 AM
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From: Orlando, FL
Homelite Versus Poulan
The Home Depot I work at is selling both the Homelite and Poulan 33cc chainsaws for $99.00.
Anyone converted both for airplane use?
Which one is better/easier for a first-try conversion? I would like to put the converted engine on a Balsa USA DVIII project.
Anyone converted both for airplane use?
Which one is better/easier for a first-try conversion? I would like to put the converted engine on a Balsa USA DVIII project.
02-15-2004 | 10:06 PM
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From: Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
RE: Homelite Versus Poulan
Hi friend
Poulan has the coil bolted in the plastic case, when you dissasemble the chain saw you can´t start the engine, but you can use an electronic ignition system, Homelite can work with the magneto because it is bolted directly to the engine.
I have both flying and are very nice engines.
Poulan has the coil bolted in the plastic case, when you dissasemble the chain saw you can´t start the engine, but you can use an electronic ignition system, Homelite can work with the magneto because it is bolted directly to the engine.
I have both flying and are very nice engines.
