So I dropped a tree and smashed my favorite saw 359 Husqvarna, I have been searching for a used 359 and ran across a really clean 262xp at a local small saw shop when I was visiting my Mom and Dad this past weekend.
It had been traded in by an older gentleman that bought in new and wanted a smaller saw.
I ran the saw yesterday and it seems to run really well, seems about the same as my 359 but I haven’t put it in any big wood yet.
I pulled the spark plug to look at the cylinder today, can see some real faint scratch marks and the compression is 148.
Does that sound a little low? Maybe it will get better as I run it? Probably sat a lot.
Should I just run it as is?
Sorry for the long post, it was kind of an impulse buy,hoping I did ok. Paid $400 out the door.
It’s a 1990 model, HDA 87 carb no decompression
It had been traded in by an older gentleman that bought in new and wanted a smaller saw.
I ran the saw yesterday and it seems to run really well, seems about the same as my 359 but I haven’t put it in any big wood yet.
I pulled the spark plug to look at the cylinder today, can see some real faint scratch marks and the compression is 148.
Does that sound a little low? Maybe it will get better as I run it? Probably sat a lot.
Should I just run it as is?
Sorry for the long post, it was kind of an impulse buy,hoping I did ok. Paid $400 out the door.
It’s a 1990 model, HDA 87 carb no decompression