Eddy_t
-
Posts
4,383 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by Eddy_t
-
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/husqvarna-chainsaw-parts-c-114486_114487.html it's where I get my stuff
-
I know husky changed some part numbers, so the 88 or 97 parts should fit, just photo the coil, kuz there are 2 in that time period, and they differ greatly, so it's fairly clear cut
-
Could you post a photo of the coil? And judging by something I found in arboristsite I'm guessing your saw is a 95 model
-
It's a 90's one by the sounds, '88 or '97 parts should fit it
-
Well I've narrowed it down to 85-97 as the years, what's the break made of? Plastic or metal?
-
And the age is on the metal tag somewhere on the saw
-
Try this site Husqvarna Chainsaw Parts : eReplacementParts.com
-
Yeah, I've just had the same problem 20 mins ago after I repaired mine, least stihl are easier to get into
-
Check it's connected right way round, short leg to carb
-
On my bench today: my 338xpt, parts arrived, clutch and muffler covers went on sweet as a nut... Then it was time to repair the stop switch, husqvarna really didn't think about the maintenance of that... Well this is the switch the previous owner 'repaired'
-
If you want I can come and do it DGB, I live near Cannock so it's just down the road from me
-
Recon spud could stick one in a saw?!
-
Yet another
-
And another
-
Another pic, won't let me upload more than 1
-
Here's so far
-
I wish it was an 090! I recon if anything is stuffed on this it'll be the ignition coil anyway, but I have a feeling that will be expensive
-
Muffler off, piston is shiny, no scoring
-
On my bench today: the full wrap for the 385 arrived, hardest part was removing the rubber pipe off it, the 338xpt recoil spring has snapped so that is added to the parts I need:cursing:
-
I'm typing off my phone, and the start of the thread gave me more buttons to press, and I've just figured out how
-
Would do, but I don't know how to post pics
-
How big are the conifers? (Width of the trunk). You don't need a pro saw, or even a 60cc saw for choppin up conifers so save your cash, buy a 45-50cc saw built for all round use
-
Cheers dude
-
Oh I got all the parts, just can't figure how to stick the rest on
-
Been given a stihl 009 saw that appears to have spent a very long time in a barn, question is should I bother trying to fix it?
