Poulan #PP4620AV 802075 20" 46CC Gas Chain Saw

Tanaka Commercial Grade Simple-Start Quick-Load Gas Powered Straight Shaft Grass Trimmer / Brush Cutter 21cc 1.1 HP 2-Stroke (CARB Compliant) TBC-225S

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21 cc, 1.1 h.p.. commercial grade, two-stroke engine
50% easier starting with S-Start pull-force reduction system
No Brainer quick-load head
Walbro carburetor with primer
9.7 lbs. (4.4 kg) with cutting head

Poulan #PP4620AV 802075 20" 46CC Gas Chain Saw

(7 customer reviews)

46 cc, 2-cycle engine features Super Clean air filter system to extend the life of the air filter. Automatic chain oiler, chain brake, and Quick Adjust chain tensioning system. Anti-vibe loop handle with effortless pull starting system. 20" bar length. Fully assembled. Includes carry case. 2 year limited warranty. Replacement chain, model No. H78; Replacement bar, model No. 20H78041.

Poulan #PP4620AV 802075 20" 46CC Gas Chain Saw
POULAN/WEED EATER

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307457

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List Price:	$279.00
Our Price:	$235.68
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Product Details:

Product Weight:	25.0 pounds
Package Length:	28.1 inches
Package Width:	20.0 inches
Package Height:	20.0 inches
Package Weight:	25.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 7 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.5

( 7 customer reviews )
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17 of 17 found the following review helpful:

Have never been a believer in economy saws but this saw is making me a believer. Sep 02, 2008
By Rodney Denslow
I baught this saw when my Stihl was in the shop and I needed an extra saw. It isn't exactly professional grade, but far better in quality than I expected. The power to weight ratio is good for the novice user. Very light weight and almost no impact on the user's wrists and shoulders due to the coil spring handle mounts. The chain that comes on the saw is a little mild for serious hardwood cutting but more than ample. I have had this saw about two weeks now and have put at least 12-15 hrs of run time on it without a complaint. Also, unlike many economy saws - this saw sports a real fuel tank and oil reserve. Will run over a half hour to the fill-up. Would recommend to any winter wood cutter or Christmas tree farmer.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Poulan 20" chain saw May 28, 2009
By Donald L. Monson
I have owned Poulan chain saws for many years and like their durability and power. The Poulan 20" performs very well and is light weight. I like the tool less feature for attaching the bar but wish the knob for tightening the chain was easier to use. It hurts my fingers when I try to tighten the chain. Over all I am impressed with the saw.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

I would recommend Nov 06, 2010
By DANNY YARBROUGH
Excellent saw for the money. I don't have any issues with the quick chain adjuster, as long as you tighten the nuts properly. Kinda difficult to start right out of the box, I was about to decide that it wasn't gonna start, but it did finally did and started every time there after. Good saw for the money.However you can buy the saw at Lowe's for about 50 bucks less.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

A good performer!!! Feb 01, 2010
By Randolph H. Petren
For the price, this is a great chainsaw. While it is not a $500 plus unit, it is certainly adequate for all the jobs that you might have around your house or out in the field getting firewood.

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Hope my second one is as good as the first. Mar 27, 2009
By Vaughn R. Teegarden
My first Poulan chainsaw was the model 2900 and it gave me 14 years of service without a problem. I ordered the PP4620AV when the 2900 got hard to start and lost power. If this saw performs as well, I will be very satisfied. So far it starts easily and has good power, so I am hopeful. After it arrived, I took the needle valves out of my old 2900 and sprayed carb cleaner into the holes and now I have 2 good running Poulans. Total repair costs on my fourteen 2900 have been under $25, but I am considering a new drive sprocket. Even that is my fault, because I let the chain get too loose and it jumped off the bar while cutting some brush. I have to say that Poulan makes a great saw for the price.

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