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That supersedes the other number I believe. Had both on the description when I bought the ones I foundeded.

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I purchased the last two an outfit in New Hamshire had, if it wasn't for that, these two saws would be sitting here until they weren't needed anymore, as Husqvarna doesn't have any. Sadly, sans the expletives, he's not wrong on his assessment of Husqvarna's "new normal". :(

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Thanks, I did not look at an xpg ipl when I searched for parts. There is two different intakes for the xp as well. One has a hole in the partition wall that accepts a holder for the ignition spark wire. Which I believe is what I found even though I don't have the holder thingy. I'll have to...

Did you try wigglin' your worm at 'em Wonk?🪱

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No case replacement. Maybe I should have said fairly early, instead of one of the first. It's SKU number 970493100 and Husqvarna lists the oldest at 970493132 All I can remember is it wasn't a terribly long spell after the introduction it was purchased. What that was exactly I can't recall.

You're old. Lol

No, this is the first service they've seen. The left noodly one is part number 597909701, the stiffer one on the right is part number 595013901.

Allegedly no, but in practice??? I haven't one to try it out on that's still whole. This is also an old saw, one of the first to come out.

Personally, I think it's something Husqvarna should be looking to fix. It's not a fitting issue, it's a matter of it staying in where it belongs issue. This particular set of 592's are not having the exhaust replaced/repaired per the owner/operator's request. These two saws also were in...

Back to the intake problem, other than that AV being flimsy, am unsure as to a good reason why the air filter adapter came out of the AV. Also do not quite get just why it is so flimsy compared to the other two. Was it the cold weather that brought this on? It surely had influence on the boot...

Another common failure becoming fairly apparent is the mufflers are self modifying. The small fastener holding the triangular cover vibrates a hole where it is fastened to the muffler body. The only fix for this is to run it without the cover prior to it self destructing.

So far the only reasonable fix that I can conjure up is to assemble it with a thin safety wire, once the new intake gets here. If anyone else has any ideas on how else to keep this from repeating I'm all ears. As this is the second saw down for this logger and this intake is not easy to find and...

The AV on the right is very nimble like a wet noodle compared to its counterpart on the left. These are two different parts with two different ways of attachment. Swapping for a stiffer one isn't an option.

Have a sick stock 592xp in the shop fresh from the woods logging. It barely would start and would not stay running. Sounds like an air leak of some kind. Decided to look at it physically prior to any more diagnostic testing and after removing the carburetor the culprit became apparent. The...

This is the one thing I enjoy about getting older, losing my word filter. Lol

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