ryobi 4046c parts

[thomasthomas]

hi

i am wondering is there an other type of engine to fit this model as i am having trouble finding parts for the engine in it eg,piston and cylinder.

or an other piston/ cylinder that would fit my engine

 

regards thomas:confused1:

[spudulike]

Not really worth spending the time on - pick up one off ebay that has a good P&C - sold one on there a few months back.

[thomasthomas]

i got a quote from ryobi £210 + vat for new engine.

 

do you know is there much different in the ryobi 4046c and the ryobi 10532 chainsaws. do they use the same engine?

 

thomas

[elfinwood saws]

I,ve got a complete saw with a carb fault that i,l sell, it,s got a brand new flywheel on it! pm me if interested. cheers Mark

[detritus21]

You can by the whole saw for less than you can an engine. Seriously though the likes of Ryobi, Spear and Jackson etc are generally throw away they aren't really designed to be repaired

[spudulike]

You can by the whole saw for less than you can an engine. Seriously though the likes of Ryobi, Spear and Jackson etc are generally throw away they aren't really designed to be repaired

 

Yup, thats right, a second user one in good working order is worth around £80, non working, around £40, they have a really bad oiler design that usually fails after a while and you need to pull the whole saw apart to replace.

Try selling it and buy a Husky 345/350:thumbup1:

[thomasthomas]

mark how much you looking for it,

regards thomas

Edited August 13, 2011 by thomasthomas
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[thomasthomas]

i wouldn,t do that much to be buying a husky, i see a local shop selling greenblade chainsaw,s 37cc 16" bar for 99 euro.

any of you ever seen this saw before

 

thomas

[harvey b davison]

i wouldn,t do that much to be buying a husky, i see a local shop selling greenblade chainsaw,s 37cc 16" bar for 99 euro.

any of you ever seen this saw before

 

thomas

 

Your better off, staying away from the cheapy stuff and buying a quality second hand named brand.

[spudulike]

Your better off, staying away from the cheapy stuff and buying a quality second hand named brand.

 

That is about the best advice you will get, I have had a good number of saws through my workshop and was working on an old Jonsered some 30 years old, used but still in great condition and compared it to one of these cheap one year old Chinese saws - I would take the old saw every time! The Chinese saws are made of inferior materials and will not last long.

 

Not sure where you are but I have a couple of small Huskys on the shelf, both runners, just need a clean which I will do - can do one for around the £110 mark if you are interested! They won't astound you but they will give you a few years work and still be worth £80 after 4 or 5 years use:thumbup:

 

Unlike the Chinese tut!