Mustery Husky muffler 503 52 22 01

[singinwoodwackr]

Can't find this via search...ideas?

Starting to go through this parts collection I got...

 

[Jacob J.]

It looks like it's for one of the smaller, early Partner saws that had heated handles. Those tubes in the back route hot exhaust gases through the handlebar I believe.

 

[singinwoodwackr]

It looks like it's for one of the smaller, early Partner saws that had heated handles. Those tubes in the back route hot exhaust gases through the handlebar I believe.

Interesting. So may not be husqvarna?

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Stamped #

 

[singinwoodwackr]

All I've found so far:

https://www.lsengineers.co.uk/silencer-for-husqvarna-machines-oem-no-503-52-22-01.html

 

[Jacob J.]

Interesting. So may not be husqvarna?

I don't recall Husqvarna having a heated handle saw utilizing exhaust through the handlebars. I think they did have a saw that was a part of the "Nordfeller" system where exhaust gases inflated a rubber/canvas bellows that was inserted in the back cut to assist with felling.

Jonsered and Partner had a crossover model though that utilized exhaust gases routed through the handlebar for a heated handle. I can't remember offhand which model it was.

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Hm, weren’t early husky and Jons parts interchangeable?
im pretty clueless.
hopefully a resident Husqvarna expert will chime in.

 

[Gord404]

Hm, weren’t early husky and Jons parts interchangeable?
im pretty clueless.
hopefully a resident Husqvarna expert will chime in.

Depends how early you are talking about, when husky obtaind the company things started to change- eg, my own 390 has a red tank and cases and the rest of the plastics are orange and I know of a lot of others that parts are interchangable- built a 266 once with a jon top end and they have a short rubber boot for the pulse line carb, had to drill and tap a couple of holes in the case and cut out a little plastic on the top cover for the impule line and a much better setup than the original husky top end, so there are are a few mor modles I know of but don't get a lot of the red ones in too often

 

[SimonHS]

It looks like this part replaced 503 19 09-01. But I can't find any info on that part number either.

 

[singinwoodwackr]

It looks like this part replaced 503 19 09-01. But I can't find any info on that part number either.

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Interesting to note all the other brands it may fit but no specifics. Weird…

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Found another...same muffler but without the little ports. Different pt# and still no info via search.

 

[Goinwheelin]

Exhaust gas to heat the handle. Learn something new every day

 

[ray benson]

It looks like this part replaced 503 19 09-01. But I can't find any info on that part number either.

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503-19-09-01 in the Jonsered 2051 ipl 1989 page 6

 

[ray benson]

Found another...same muffler but without the little ports. Different pt# and still no info via search.View attachment 1098698View attachment 1098699View attachment 1098700View attachment 1098701

503-70-90-01 on chainsawr website
https://chainsawr.com/products/jons...hainsaw-muffler-assembly-type-1-503-70-90-01#

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Thanks Ray!
that makes perfect sense…Jons rather than Husky.
gee, I was hoping they were some rare, obscure and valuable parts

 

[ray benson]

Thanks Ray!
that makes perfect sense…Jons rather than Husky.
gee, I was hoping they were some rare, obscure and valuable parts

Only saw 503-19-09-01 in the Jonsered 2051 ipl 1989 is not in the other 2051 ipl(1993).