New 346XP by Husqvarna!

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It looks like the new 346 has a compression release. My 2004 model 346 doesn't have that. Is that a change for this saw, or have more recent 346's come with the compression release?

Seems like a little overkill on a 50cc saw.
 
RB,,, Oh yes,,, it will cut faster,,,,,

i'm pretty much with ya, slayer. But, modded a 372 holds its own with a 7900...and has better filtration, full wrap handle availability....and the new 75 cc jug sounds like the real deal, when ported. Got one coming, after Bailey's ships it to Ed Heard that is....

Both my stock and ported 5100's start easily. My ported 7900 does not.....

And, having all these modded 372's and 7900's means I don't use my 066's ( now stolen or sold) that much. But, I have a new 660, and I'll prolly get it ported, though I don't expect it will cut that much faster.

I have a few 066's and woods ported one of them myself,,, the difference is rather obvious!!!!

Ask Just Mow!!!!!!
 
more Husky 346 melon busting tricks

Here is RB getting all psyched up with his ole trusty 346!!!!!

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into the back cut and watching for commitment to tha fall,,,,,,,
drum roll please!!!!!

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He pulls the trigger with the sweet little 346!!!!!!!

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Melon busted,,, there were only about 5 melons hit out of about twenty,,, RB was the first to score!!!!!! you can see a dark piece to the left of the kid and about 3/4 of tha way up tha spar,,,,back on topic,,,, notice how even his hinge wood is,,, to be expected from a pro,,,, pretty cool though I thought!!
Nice job RB!!!!!! nice little saw that 346 is!!!!!!!
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Wow, that's a copybook/manual/rulebook cut, the hinge is perfection, hell, even the scarf's the right depth. Well I cut down 400 - 500 trees about that size each day thinning pine forests with 036's and 044's, and in 30 years on the end of a chainsaw, I doubt I've ever got a cut as perfect as in that photo!! Now, I can drop a tree on a dime blindfolded, you'd love my cuts, angled like crazy in all uneven directions, depends on how your back feels and how much junk you're lugging around, I often prop the saw from the hip and drop em' that way, the cut's a shocker, but hey, so long as the scarf's pointed good, she'll tip the right way..
 
I just put together this video of some cool stuff we did back in the Summer of '02..

only put two holes in the street.....


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You should ask your local Husky dealer, Maybe Spike will chime in soon.
He always tells us when Husquvarna's new products hit the market in the U.S.

I'll be talking to my rep tomorrow and I'll see if I can learn anything.

If there isn't going to be a model number change, it might not be so obvious when the new ones start arriving. "346's" might just start showing up with the new cylinder. Stuff like this has happened before. The change would be at a particular serial number that would likely be explained in a service bulletin. The next problem will be that when ordering 346's is that for a while, you might get the new one, and you might get the old one.

So, I'm all for a new model number.
 

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