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I've been scouting eBay for husqvarna parts as ive always found husky a pain to get parts for round here
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Re: Husqvarna 365 special cylinder and piston
I am going to non eom labelled parts but manufactured by mahle, the saw has its original cylinder and has the manufacturers stamp, which co-incidentally is Mahle
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Spud there are lots of none oem parts for all sorts on the market which come from the same supplier as oem . They are just packaged differently
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Re: Husqvarna 365 special cylinder and piston
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Have you any links?
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Your right spud, i apologise, I've just been back to look and the reference to Mahle was saying that the nikisil coating on the cylinder was introduced by Mahle, I read it as the cylinder was
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Re: Husqvarna 365 special cylinder and piston
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I have seen the Nikasil ebay listing you mention, unfortunately Joe Public are not going to be able to tell the difference between Chrome and Nikasil. Further reading - Nikasil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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I would think Husqvarna would stop any third party manufacturer & Husqvarna supplier copying OEM parts!
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