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Here's a picture of what I have.
Please tell me what I'm missing.
Please tell me what I'm missing.
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parrisw
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Here's a picture of what I have.
Please tell me what I'm missing.
The clutch just threads onto the end of the crankshaft? What's the problem.
sefh3
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There is alot of play between the clutch drum and the oiler. I was thinking it was missing a washer that would allow it to be tightened up.
SawTroll
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The 1988 IPL shows the top cover options as dark gray and orange, no mention of white. The "Practica" designation was lost at some point, and may not have been used on all markets - about like "Farm Boss" and "Wood Boss" on Stihls, and "Rancher" on other Huskys.
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65 flywheel and clutch
Does anyone know for sure if the crank threads for the clutch side are left handed and right handed for the flywheel side? I am going to fully disassemble the 65 so I can clean it up better but I am always nervous that I am reefing on things the wrong direction.
Does anyone know for sure if the crank threads for the clutch side are left handed and right handed for the flywheel side? I am going to fully disassemble the 65 so I can clean it up better but I am always nervous that I am reefing on things the wrong direction.
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Some new and used additions. A new 357xp, used 359, a used 262xpg and a new 365 Special.
* Husky kicks!
* Husky kicks!
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sunfish
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Stuff like this loosens the same direction as it runs.
Clutch side clockwise. Flywheel, counter clock.
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Yes all saws that I know of all crank threads on the clutch side are left hand and all crank threads on the flywheel side are right hand. That makes them both self tightening.
sunfish
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Very Nice additions, J.Walker!!!
I just got a used 357xp and I'm looking at a new 365 but not sure I want it.
I just got a used 357xp and I'm looking at a new 365 but not sure I want it.
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J Walker; Those are some very clean and good looking Huskys. I really, really, really like that 262 XPG. Can I have it?????? LOLOLOLOL!!!!!
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For the wall of the shop, a sign.
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J Walker; Those are some very clean and good looking Huskys. I really, really, really like that 262 XPG. Can I have it?????? LOLOLOLOL!!!!!
No!
The 262xpg I bought it off Cl in Seattle. I felt like I just stole the Space Needle. This saw was a replacement for the one fellow member Manual took from me!
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sunfish
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Here's my two Huskys'. The little 346xp has been my 'go to saw' (firewood) for 9 years, and still will be. The 357xp is for really large trees, over 20"...
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So obviously you never saw that saw again Jack?
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Now my feelings are hurt
I do remember that Manual thread..........I still want it........... but I guess you earned it the hard way, Twice even... ENJOY!!!!!!! (It's wicked nice!!)
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No my saw and $$$ is still gone. I have called and spoken to his wife and asked that the saw be returned. Manual has never called me back. It's been 4 years now!
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That's poor.. Maybe you're better off with this one. It looks hardly used............Hey!! I'll port it for you just send it up/down East!! Don't worry I'll pay the return shipping!!!
Seriously though I can understand personal problems that can affect a mans business but that doesn't excuse taking another mans money AND saw and then just clamming up, refusing to communicate. Just return the saw at the very least. Sucks, I hate losers. Manual was probably his own worst enemy but he was able to change that through these actions. To bad you had to pay for his inadequacies.
If you are anything like me you never get over being ripped off. I mean you get over it and move on but the knowledge never goes away.
Long live the "NEW" 262XPG!!!!! Yes if we are at GTG here or there I would like to give 'er a go.. WOT!!!
parrisw
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Nice saws MR Walker. love that 262, I just picked up a cherry one too.
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Oh sure, you too???LOLOL!! Well I'm building one for an old friend. Working it over a tad. Man there is not a lot to port on these guys. Pretty much a real factory hotrod. Port width is real close already to the piston windows. But it is not mine....and it's already lived an entire life in the pulpwood industry. I'll do what I can and she will be solid and run strong. If not pretty.
parrisw
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Oh sure, you too???LOLOL!! Well I'm building one for an old friend. Working it over a tad. Man there is not a lot to port on these guys. Pretty much a real factory hotrod. Port width is real close already to the piston windows. But it is not mine....and it's already lived an entire life in the pulpwood industry. I'll do what I can and she will be solid and run strong. If not pretty.
Yup here she is.
