tony marks
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just wondering about the feasability
of taking this cheap electrolux product and reworking it with husky accessaries. the powerheads on these look very much like the higher priced cousin.
it occurs to me that this may be cost prohibitive since u would still have a green saw as a finished product. also this might not be feasable as the carburation
choke etc and i hope the recoil are different than there better thot of cousin.
just wondered if any one has done this.
not sayin there the same basic saw as after looking at the husky saws theres a heck of a lot of difference . or at least it appears so, to this novice. i figure a lot of ,just buy a husky answers ,but thats fine
as it justs a curuiosity to me.ive yet to get the oportunity to work with a good pro type husky saw. but its coming someday. these pros must see somethin they like.thanks ps thats ne thing ive noticed. not many used huskys at the fleas. id read that as a people dont turn them loose ,but may be another reason.
of taking this cheap electrolux product and reworking it with husky accessaries. the powerheads on these look very much like the higher priced cousin.
it occurs to me that this may be cost prohibitive since u would still have a green saw as a finished product. also this might not be feasable as the carburation
choke etc and i hope the recoil are different than there better thot of cousin.
just wondered if any one has done this.
not sayin there the same basic saw as after looking at the husky saws theres a heck of a lot of difference . or at least it appears so, to this novice. i figure a lot of ,just buy a husky answers ,but thats fine
as it justs a curuiosity to me.ive yet to get the oportunity to work with a good pro type husky saw. but its coming someday. these pros must see somethin they like.thanks ps thats ne thing ive noticed. not many used huskys at the fleas. id read that as a people dont turn them loose ,but may be another reason.