Husky ID help...

[Lakeside53]

I have mystery Husky Cylinder.. 44mm, decomp valve... looks just like (shape) as the 346 I'm working on...

Any ideas?

 

[SawTroll]

I have mystery Husky Cylinder.. 44mm, decomp valve... looks just like (shape) as the 346 I'm working on...

Any ideas?

Sounds like the original 49.4cc one, for 351 and 350.

The 353 and later EPA 350s are 45mm.

 

[Lakeside53]

Will this fit saws other than the 351/350?

 

[SawTroll]

Will this fit saws other than the 351/350?

Probably the 346xp and 353, but I see no point doing that.

I don't know about the 345 and 340, most likely it will fit.......

Spike60 may know for sure.

 

[ray benson]

Checked an Intertec chainsaw manual- models through 1998.
Only Husky saws listed with 44mm. bore were 50, 50 CB, 50 Rancher.

 

[SawTroll]

Checked an Intertec chainsaw manual- models through 1998.
Only Husky saws listed with 44mm. bore were 50, 50 CB, 50 Rancher.

That adds up, as those I mentioned came out in 1999, or later....

The 50s had a slightly shorter stroke (32mm vs 32.5), and 48.7cc vs 49.4.

And for 45mm bore, the 51 etc is 50.8 (or .9) vs 51.7 for the 353, for the same reason.

 

[ray benson]

Not sure if Intertec's eleventh edition is out yet. The tenth edition(1998 models) is my latest.

 

[SawTroll]

Not sure if Intertec's eleventh edition is out yet. The tenth edition(1998 models) is my latest.

There are Husky workshop manuals on the net, but in some of them there are misprints, saying the smaller 3xx-series saws have a 32mm stroke - they are 32.5.

You have allways been helpful - never seen you doing anything on here, but helping people - check your user CP for another pos rep.....

 

[AZLOGGER]

Will this fit saws other than the 351/350?

Lakeside53:
Yes it will fit 351/350/353 it is actually a 351 cylinder though.
350=45mm bore
351=44mm bore
353=45mm bore

 

[Lakeside53]

Thanks guys... Now I can put it on the shelf with a label...