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Looks almost real apartvfron air filter cover .should have clips not that black locking screw

 

3210 has a screw like that . On mine replaced it wuith an aleen screw Only 395 has metal air box clips See pics . Its a dead ringer made from aftermarket parts but ...some how you can still tell . As has been said the grey parts are too black and the finish of the plastics are of a lower quality due to the cheaply made injection mold tools .

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Christ this is getting serious then.maybe that's why sthil make you pick it up in person to avoid any chance of a fake .I would only buy new saw from husky dealer.all these e bay bargains need to be avoided me think

 

Yea I think it is serous . All the plastics and exhaust are dead ringers but look slightly like seconds . The engine is usually specified to run 25:1 mix which is a give away .

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I bought a Husky 440 off e-bay tail end of last year, I'm pleased with it, but all this talk of copies has made me paranoid. It came in a husky box with all the papers from the US and seems to be the real deal, although was quite cheap off e-bay.....oh dear have i bought a dud, I'll check it tonight when i get home and report back.

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