Husqvarna Chainsaws

briantutt · May 19, 2009

I have enjoyed the Pioneer, Poulan, McCulloch and Jonsereds dedicated threads. So I thought "why not a Husky thread". My 362XP is very dependable and so is my father's 357XP. So let's see your Husky pics, your thoughts, issues etc! (man this is fun)...

parrisw · May 19, 2009

I'am a true husky guy, but I do have others!! See sig

JT78 · May 19, 2009

Well here ya go I only have two huskies here is a pic of my 395

MR4WD · May 19, 2009

Husky 359/20, 3/8 full comp.
372/28 full skip.
385/36 full skip and 8 pin rim.
3120/50 full skip 8 pin rim. All stihl chain.

Evan · May 19, 2009

my 359 going through the paces. i cant leave anything alone

Scandy14 · May 19, 2009

Husqvarna 246

catman963 · May 19, 2009

O I'll jump in.... I like my Huskies just fine! :cheers:

My saws are on the right side....

woodshed · May 19, 2009

I likey saw #### threads...

Scott

gr8scott72 · May 19, 2009

woodshed said:
Scott

I have a similar 2-saw plan but just a little bigger on top. (346xp & 394xp)

Here's a little video of the 394 cutting some ~28" water oak:
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Had a little husky sitting on the end of a stump grinder but sold it a few months ago:

briantutt · May 19, 2009

357XP Needles

Does anyone know the best way to take the plastic limiter things off the high and low speed needles so I can rebuild the carb? I don't want to break them. I posted this in a seperate thread but this one is more active...

Motodeficient · May 19, 2009

woodshed said:
Scott

Thats a really nice looking 2-saw plan

Cedarkerf · May 19, 2009

Im a recovering Stihlhead. Got some good run time on Huskys now a Treeslinger 372 is my wish list saw.

Grapple Man · May 19, 2009

briantutt said:
Does anyone know the best way to take the plastic limiter things off the high and low speed needles so I can rebuild the carb? I don't want to break them. I posted this in a seperate thread but this one is more active...

Dremel or a small razor blade setup. Either works well.

briantutt · May 19, 2009

Grapple Man said:
Dremel or a small razor blade setup. Either works well.

You don't reuse them?

Farley9n · May 19, 2009

Some not so new.....

http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=98922&stc=1&d=1242754340
Some one had to step up and show a few older ones.......... :cheers:

.....Bob

parrisw · May 19, 2009

briantutt said:
Does anyone know the best way to take the plastic limiter things off the high and low speed needles so I can rebuild the carb? I don't want to break them. I posted this in a seperate thread but this one is more active...

If you want to save them, thread a screw in the end of them, while you screw them it the screw pushes on the needle and pulls the limiter off. Works good.

BuddhaKat · May 19, 2009

Playing with the 576 XP.

catman963 · May 19, 2009

Farley9n said:
Some one had to step up and show a few older ones...............Bob

Wow! Now, just wondering - I guess you like..... Husqvarnas maybe!?? :clap:

Great picture man - rep sent!

Evan · May 19, 2009

briantutt

i posted the pick of my 359 with the limiters removed for you. i dont see any reason to have the limiters on there. specialy if you mod the muffler or do any kinda of porting later on down the road

Evan

briantutt · May 19, 2009

I see that now... sorry for not noticing...why are they even there?

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