SOLD Husqvarna 385 for parts or rebuild - $150 Stone Mountain GA

[JB-PlantHeirloom]

Husqvarna 385 for parts or rebuild - $150 Stone Mountain GA

I already posted about the saw when I offered it to someone that crushed their saw, so, I will not bother re-posting the whole story. As far as I can tell, the bearings seized because the crankshaft seal went. I have a lot of new parts for this saw, including from HLS and FarmerTec, such as crank, gaskets, hoses, carb, etc.. It was heavily used both for felling and on a chainsaw mill.

Priority given to someone that will pick it up and pay cash. I have no desire to mail it, but, will if I need to. I just bought another pressure washer, my old one died, so, I might clean this one, I tried with carb clean, did not do much. I was not going to wash it in the kitchen sink or bake it in the oven to seat the new bearings until it was spotless. A race is stuck, I was going to ease it out by cutting relief slices in it then heat the case and try popping it out. I certainly have the tools to remove it by force, but, I did not want to crack the case.



ACK! Only can attach 5 at a time, I have 35. Guess I will pick the most important pictures for the next message.

 

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Another five pictures

 

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Another five for the last of the used parts.

I will post the new parts or maybe a list and pictures in a few minutes.

 

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All new parts are for a Husky 385, except maybe the gaskets. Those are unmarked and I have worked on a few chainsaws, but, tried to keep most of the new Husky 385 parts to one side of a drawer. But, after 2+ years of projects, things got pushed around in the 18x36 filing cabinet drawer with other parts, so, I can only guess going by the shapes since some are unmarked.

FarmerTec piston, on which I never got a credit from FramedTec, was total junk, I am keeping it, and the (shown) BOX which will be displayed at a Stihl dealer counter. But, I am including the new cyl. head which looks okay.

 

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Not pictured, I actually have maybe 50 pictures so far, is a bag of screws. They are unmarked, but, I think they are Husky screws vs. Stihl or Ryobi screws. Bearings not shown, somewhere in my freezer and I can't find them.

I don't know how many times I have told my family "Put my automotive tools back where you found them".

The "new" muffler previously shown, I think that is for this Husky 385 and it was not the correct type with the bolt spacing on the bracket, but, I was going to make it work. Otherwise it was for a Husky 288 or Stihl 066. I can not remember, it was 2+ years ago, but, I am including it.