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johnw_123

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  1. Hi... anyone know why i have to hold the drive lever foward all the time to keep it moving...thanks
  2. just an update on the aftermarket pot and piston..it lost all compression. tried a new piston but no luck. no damage just worn out, not to bad after 4 years. just received an oem kit from the states £126.00 delivered incl customs.....not sure if i can post a link
  3. hi again..i went with this kit and it has been fine... https://chainsawpartsonline.co.uk/husqvarna-chainsaw-cylinder-piston-kit-44/ after i broke it in i tuned it to 12,500rpm and as above it's been fine no problems...ps i also fitted caber rings.
  4. hi... is the clutch thread pitch on a ms460 is m12x1.0 as can not find my thread gauge can anyone confirm thanks john
  5. i have been using greenstripe garden machinery......great service from them
  6. thanks chaps......meteor piston on order now
  7. no not the circlips...its the pin in the piston ring groove....as for the circlips i have a bunch of stihl ones
  8. hi...i have a husky 346 which needs a new piston, i have a golf piston. but have read a lot issues regarding the the ring locating pin comming loose and wrecking the cylinder. any one here any problems with golf pistons. so should i fit it or would it better to buy a meteor piston instead. thanks in advance
  9. i have just put together a hutzl 372...i just swapped out the recoil internals for oem and it feels fine now. i also put a oem brake band on as well.
  10. http://bricomeca.free.fr/Stihl/stihl 026 IPL.pdf
  11. hi dan494....i bought one of there husky 372's a couple of weeks ago and i'm still waiting for it...did you get any updates on delivery? i know royal mail are the courier but there tracking system is not working...one more thing did you get stung for any import duties. cheers and good luck with the build.
  12. i had same problem with a 346 and it was the carb manifold.
  13. cheers..i have ordered a oem one but won't get it till end of next week. i will order one from the bay as well, and compare them for next time.
  14. hi..can anyone tell me the dimensions of the thin o ring that sits behind the oil pump worm carrier on a husky 365 sp..cheers
  15. thanks for the pointers.
  16. nope:blushing: i will have a look.
  17. hi all. can anyone point me to a good husqvarna parts supplier, as i have a 346 and it seems some parts are hard to get... john
  18. cheers...i will have to check regarding open or closed ports on these.
  19. hi spud. yep total fubar. looks like the piston ring locating pin has came away and dug into the cylinder by about 2mm on the intake side.
  20. thanks for the reply's. looks like meteor don't make 44.3mm kits. can only get a piston in that size. oem kits are ranging from £215 - £273 as good as 346's are it does not seem worth it for an old saw. may as well take a punt on a am kit and hope for the best. john
  21. hi. would like to get a meteor kit but can only find 42mm and 45mm(open port so i believe on the 45mm) so got to get a closed port 44.3mm pot and piston kit for 346 and found these two: chainsaw parts husqvarna chainsaw cylinder piston kit or HUSQVARNA 350 346 351 353 CYLINDER ASSY NEW 44.3mm FOR PROFESSIONAL USE are either kits ok or can anyone point to a better kit. john
  22. thanks all for the input...all fixed now. bought a non starter on ebay and the coil is good. thanks again.
  23. it seems like it's the only model that there's no aftermarket replacment and yes there not cheap. thanks spud i may well take that off you. thanks john.
  24. hi all...does anyone know where i can buy a patten/aftermarket coil for a stihl bg86c. thanks john.

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