what is the make of engine on the Poulan Pro PR627ES
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It is the LTC 208cc, 6.5HP engine with electric start. Usually pull starter is so easy and starts first time. LTC (Liquid Combustion Technologies) is an American Corporation and their engines are produced in China (as are most small gasoline engines these days, even the ones with familiar names .. check it out). The engine is light weight but powerful. Quality seems high. Quick, easy start and efficient. I had a small problem with mine and support and parts were very fast and good to work with. I am very satisfied with LCT so far. Have owned Tecumseh and B&S; before and LCT measures up nicely. In fact, fit and finish of the engine itself may even be better than the name engines. It is the LTC 208cc, 6.5HP engine with electric start. Usually pull starter is so easy and starts first time. LTC (Liquid Combustion Technologies) is an American Corporation and their engines are produced in China (as are most small gasoline engines these days, even the ones with familiar names .. check it out). The engine is light weight but powerful. Quality seems high. Quick, easy start and efficient. I had a small problem with mine and support and parts were very fast and good to work with. I am very satisfied with LCT so far. Have owned Tecumseh and B&S; before and LCT measures up... » Read More It is the LTC 208cc, 6.5HP engine with electric start. Usually pull starter is so easy and starts first time. LTC (Liquid Combustion Technologies) is an American Corporation and their engines are produced in China (as are most small gasoline engines these days, even the ones with familiar names .. check it out). The engine is light weight but powerful. Quality seems high. Quick, easy start and efficient. I had a small problem with mine and support and parts were very fast and good to work with. I am very satisfied with LCT so far. Have owned Tecumseh and B&S; before and LCT measures up nicely. In fact, fit and finish of the engine itself may even be better than the name engines. « Show Less
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The book that came with it lists the engine as : Liquid Combustion Technology LLC. I have had this Poulan Pro for two years now and I can't begin to tell you how great it has functioned for me. It is a beast when it comes to deep snow and throws the snow a really long distance if you aim the chute right. It was amazingly easy to set up (I am female and did it myself.) It had to be shipped by a really big truck so make allowances for it. It has been the best investment I have made in a long time.
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It is the LTC 208cc, 6.5HP engine with electric start. Usually pull starter is so easy and starts first time. LTC (Liquid Combustion Technologies) is an American Corporation and their engines are produced in China (as are most small gasoline engines these days, even the ones with familiar names .. check it out). The engine is light weight but powerful. Quality seems high. Quick, easy start and efficient. I had a small problem with mine and support and parts were very fast and good to work with. I am very satisfied with LCT so far. Have owned Tecumseh and B&S before and LCT measures up nicely. In fact, fit and finish of the engine itself may even be better than the name engines.
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Barry: The model number of my Poulan is #1625 with a 16" chain and this chain was not the right one. it was 2" too long. I am not sure if this particular chain is the right one for your saw. The only place I could find one was at the "Tractor Store". That or Farm and Fleet may be a good place to look
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Not sure what you're asking. You can look up the part number for your engine model #, type and code on the briggs web site. Mine is a 20 hp single cylinder.
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Yes. A one year factory warranty. Unfortunately, it was very difficult to find an authorized service shop willing to work on Poulan products because of payment issues with Poulan. The list we received of authorized service shops was outdated so we had to make a lot of calls.
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that's what I saw also. I submitted my question to Poulan support via their email link on Jan 18th but have not received a response yet; will post here when/if I get one. I've tried to find a local hardware store that carries this model so that I could look at it but no luck. Its kind of confusing because there is also an ES350 model which is advertised as 3.5 hp. Also, on my 400E the part number on the motor housing lists it as 16" chain and bar which it isn't.
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First of all I would like to know the year make model and engine size in order to help you diagnose your issue
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Hello Brett, I can certainly check for you if you could please provide me with the year make model engine and factory options.-David
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Yes it is....I have one on my own. Poulan make the Ariens mowers so almost all parts are compatible.
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There is an I.D. tag on the engine. Google it for a parts diagram. Find the tecumseh part # for the carb then search that number on Amazon. If they match you are good to go.
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I will need to know what the numbers are on the carburetor or the part number of the carburetor.
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I personally don't know about Poulan but it works on my Toro and Ryobi. Home Depot says if your power head is Expand-it compatible it works on: John Deere, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Weed Eater, Homelite, Craftsman, McCulloch, MTD Pro, YardMachine, and Yard Man.
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I have the Poulan Pro PP428C curved shaft and this product would not fit it. But to be fair it says it will fit most. So maybe look to another product.
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Need more information on both the engine and the starter before I can give an accurate answer.
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No idea, sorry. My saw works fine and have had no issues with it. I would call Poulan direct and get list of area shops who would be able to work on your saw. Good luck!
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The claimed 4 HP = 2984 WThat means, at 120 V it will have to draw 25.8 Amps.Some sellers list the Poulan Pro 400E CRBB as drawing 15 Amps. At 120 V that = 1800W. That would be = to 2.4 HPNow 2.4 is far from 4Wich one is it ?L.
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I have the same machine. I cannot directly answer your question, but the best bet is to go to a dealer. That is what I have done. Oh yes, Polan is notorious for very slow delivery of parts. I know that this is not really helpful, but it is the best that I can do
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Not sure you have to check out the seriel # on the engine to see if it will match