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03-03-09, 03:26 PM
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Husky 340 starter saw
Hi all, got a husky 340 for ma first saw an im havin a time at findin info on the little fella e.g. maintanence, spares an repairs and general essentials.
Can anyone help out?  Cheers v much 
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03-03-09, 04:22 PM
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Re: Husky 340 starter saw
Hi,
Heres a link to the latest manual. http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_...1150883-26.pdf. I don't know if thats of use. all the best Paul
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03-03-09, 05:13 PM
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Re: Husky 340 starter saw
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03-03-09, 05:18 PM
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Re: Husky 340 starter saw
if you need anything specific drop us a pm i run a 340e and its a great little saw, i run a 13" bar on mine, and wouldnt want much more on it, but if the chains kept sharp its nice to use for logs and small stuff, and very very fuel efficent
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24-04-10, 02:14 PM
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Raffle Sponsor 2008
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Re: Husky 340 starter saw
if you need anything specific drop us a pm i run a 340e and its a great little saw, i run a 13" bar on mine, and wouldnt want much more on it, but if the chains kept sharp its nice to use for logs and small stuff, and very very fuel efficent .
Your right about the fuel efficiency bit and deffinatly havin nothin more than a 13" er. bought mine with an 18" on it, it looses power so quick its not funny. Thanks for the help guys I'm off to have a look at them now 
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