Husky 32 solo 600

[Dazlar]

I have recently acquired a solo 600 which Huskvarna branded as a Husky 32, and I can’t get started as no spark, I have changed plug and and set points and coil spacing to manufactures recommend space, still no spark next is to replace the coil, this is where I have become stuck! I can’t find one, does anyone know where I may buy one from or know of an alternative chainsaw model coil that will fit? 

[Chrisdisco]

chainsaw parts chainsaw husqvarna chainsaw ignition coil module

CHAINSAWPARTSONLINE.CO.UK

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husqvarna, chainsaw ignition coil

part no. 530039143

[adw]

I just cannot believe that coil is going to fit and work, the Husky 32 was indeed a Solo machine, we sold that back in the late 70s, I can’t even remember if it had points ignition ( could be wrong ) good luck anyway

[Dazlar]

Hi thanks yes it has points ignition 

[Dazlar]

15 hours ago, Chrisdisco said:

chainsaw parts chainsaw husqvarna chainsaw ignition coil module

CHAINSAWPARTSONLINE.CO.UK

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husqvarna, chainsaw ignition coil

part no. 530039143

Hi thanks I have looked at this and the description says 32 but the fixing holes are miles apart compared to the one fitted so I’m not convinced

[adw]

I didn't think so, maybe its not the coil at fault, just a clean of the points and she could fire up.

[Dazlar]

Thanks I’ll try cleaning the points and see what happens 

[spudulike]

You can test them with a multimeter when closed, they should go from infinite resistance down to almost nothing when closed.

[adw]

We are showing our age now with points and condensers, I believe there was something called a mighty atom which you took the wire from the points and connected it to this small tablet and away they went like magic.

[spudulike]

On 30/04/2024 at 20:57, adw said:

We are showing our age now with points and condensers, I believe there was something called a mighty atom which you took the wire from the points and connected it to this small tablet and away they went like magic.

Yup, did a similar conversion on an old Dolmar with a Stihl "Tablet" and it all worked very well. Alchemy I believe!