Husqvarna identification

[SawTroll]

Huskvarna 266, used to be a popular in the 80's. 66cc.

Actually 67cc but it could be a 162 (61.5cc) as well.

[SawTroll]

154 or 162, only way to tell will be to measure the bore !

 

Those are on different platforms (the 154 being physically smaller), and there are other ways to tell them apart than measuring the bore.

[adw]

Anybody who thimks this is a 154 needs to read up on there Husqvarna history, i have worked on hundreds of these, in there day they were a great saw.

[miker]

ill get me coat

[shavey]

Last picture the top cover has vents and it weighs 6.6kg P.H.O

And the 380cd weighs 5.7kg without the starter housing

[Jono100]

I had a 380s, with a "swedomatic" chainbrake. Difference between the 380s & 380CD was the S had points and the cd had coil ignition. Once you know your model number google chainsaw collectors corner and you will find your saw with a full spec sheet and maybe even photos.

[shavey]

[miker]

Actually 67cc but it could be a 162 (61.5cc) as well.

 

66.7 if you want to split hairs:001_tt2:

[SawTroll]

66.7 if you want to split hairs:001_tt2:

 

Yep!

[Duncan R]

Being slightly ignorant here.........will those saws be repairable or have they had it? I often look at old cars/bikes and think it's a pile of junk only to see them brought back to life looking and working as new.