Husqvarna 41

[Timmyd]

Haven’t run this for a while, and was probably cutting bigger than it’s size class but it didn’t miss a beat. If it weren’t for all you evil enablers on these forums, I’d probably still be happy with this and my Stihl 029 Farm Boss thinking they were both top of the line saws.

 

[ammoaddict]

View attachment 254689 Haven’t run this for a while, and was probably cutting bigger than it’s size class but it didn’t miss a beat. If it weren’t for all you evil enablers on these forums, I’d probably still be happy with this and my Stihl 029 Farm Boss thinking they were both top of the line saws.

All Husqvarnas are top of the line.

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[USMC615]

Sweet ride in the avatar pic! And nuthin’ wrong with a good ol’ Husky 41...

 

[Timmyd]

Sweet ride in the avatar pic! And nuthin’ wrong with a good ol’ Husky 41...

Thanks. My 40 year old “lightly modified” baby.

 

[sawfun]

Nice to see one of these saws doing big work. I had Randy work over my 36, the little brother of the 41. It was a new as a gift and has sentimental value. Its the only homeowner saw I've had and it always gets the job done.

 

[Wood Doctor]

I reconditioned and restored a Husky 41 about three years ago. The buyer tried to burn it out and it did require a new clutch cover and muffler. I replaced them and it runs fine today. He refuses to give it up. Then he bought my Husky 51 that I restored. Why I sold it I will never know.

Frankly, I'd like to have both back today. These saws are hard to find.