HUSQVARNA HUSQVARNA THREAD

[Steven1210]

Hi there guys. Im in the uk. Do any of you guys have any info or part numbers for the connectivity device? Fits to a 592xp?

 

[calcutta250]

Question all. Looking for the spring assist start that 545 has to add it to the 550xp.

Do you all know a reputable internet store that has the kit in stock.

Is there a reason not to add this kit to a 550. I can pull it over I just don’t want more effort than required.

Thanks!

 

[Squareground3691]

Question all. Looking for the spring assist start that 545 has to add it to the 550xp.

Do you all know a reputable internet store that has the kit in stock.

Is there a reason not to add this kit to a 550. I can pull it over I just don’t want more effort than required.

Thanks!

Just curious, is ur 550 that hard to pull over ?

 

[calcutta250]

I don’t have the saw yet. I start my 50-90cc without using the decompression buttons. When I’m exhausted the extra assist might be nice.

More so I just want to try it out.

 

[calcutta250]

Just curious, is ur 550 that hard to pull over ?

The Husky sale finally got to me. I’m perfectly happy with my ported Echo 4910s. I just couldn’t resist any longer. Lol.

 

[Duce]

I don’t have the saw yet. I start my 50-90cc without using the decompression buttons. When I’m exhausted the extra assist might be nice.

More so I just want to try it out.

You will not need it. Saw starts easy and restarts are a nonissue. No decompress on 550 mkII. Enjoy your new saw.

 

[Squareground3691]

The Husky sale finally got to me. I’m perfectly happy with my ported Echo 4910s. I just couldn’t resist any longer. Lol.

Get urself some Stihl .325 RS PRO chain it’s pretty sweet stuff,

 

[calcutta250]

You will not need it. Saw starts easy and restarts are a nonissue. No decompress on 550 mkII. Enjoy your new saw.

Thanks!

 

[calcutta250]

Get urself some Stihl .325 RS PRO chain it’s pretty sweet stuff,

I’ve already bought two. I had bought one earlier for my echo 4910.

I hate to ask this but when you grind do you take the wheel to the gullet area or stop it before that for the C shape people like.

I cut hardwood so Im considering 60° and 25°.

 

[calcutta250]

Question all. Looking for the spring assist start that 545 has to add it to the 550xp.

Do you all know a reputable internet store that has the kit in stock.

Is there a reason not to add this kit to a 550. I can pull it over I just don’t want more effort than required.

Thanks!

@Spike60 will know the part number.

 

[Squareground3691]

I’ve already bought two. I had bought one earlier for my echo 4910.

I hate to ask this but when you grind do you take the wheel to the gullet area or stop it before that for the C shape people like.

I cut hardwood so Im considering 60° and 25°.

The Pro chain has basically very little gullet new , haven’t found a faster chain , and do a duel port on that 550 , there way to resticked from factory, if your not worried about warranty,

 

[davidwyby]

I’ve already bought two. I had bought one earlier for my echo 4910.

I hate to ask this but when you grind do you take the wheel to the gullet area or stop it before that for the C shape people like.

I cut hardwood so Im considering 60° and 25°.

I would try to maintain stock angles

 

[Squareground3691]

T435 Mods , gutted muffler like a sardine can that’s was a PITA , heat always helps , opened up air intake elbow, removed limiter caps , added breather frogzskin hole to carb box , way different saw now ,

 

[heimannm]

I was running my 345 again this week and found it wasn't oiling. Checking it over I found the plastic worm gear on the piston was damaged, no big problem as I have a couple of spares on hand. Replaced it and it is oiling correctly again.

This is the third or fourth time it has happened with this saw that doesn't really see a lot of hours of operation (it is a loaner saw from time to time...) Any idea why I keep having this issue and what can be done to fix it for good? I did find a bit of sawdust behind the inner chain guide plate but it seems to fit nicely and doesn't have any holes in it.

Thanks for your input.

Mark

 

[GerbrandR]

I was running my 345 again this week and found it wasn't oiling. Checking it over I found the plastic worm gear on the piston was damaged, no big problem as I have a couple of spares on hand. Replaced it and it is oiling correctly again.

This is the third or fourth time it has happened with this saw that doesn't really see a lot of hours of operation (it is a loaner saw from time to time...) Any idea why I keep having this issue and what can be done to fix it for good? I did find a bit of sawdust behind the inner chain guide plate but it seems to fit nicely and doesn't have any holes in it.

Thanks for your input.

Mark

Not sure how the oiler on that saw looks like. But I had a Jonsered 2171 that was used with some real sticky kind of bar oil. The gear inside the oiler was very hard to move and it I had the same happening as you.

Otherwise I am not sure what can be the cause.

 

[Squareground3691]

XS 266 xp

 

[Gullet]

XS 266 xp View attachment 394899

NICE!
Is that a double bit axe with a bent single bit handle hanging in the background?

 

[Squareground3691]

NICE!
Is that a double bit axe with a bent single bit handle hanging in the background?

A few hangers,

 

[maulhead]

A few hangers, View attachment 394903

I'ma thinking @dall needs a pink husky clock for a xmas or bday, or something.

 

[Squareground3691]

I'ma thinking @dall needs a pink husky clock for a xmas or bday, or something.

He best Xmas ever, Lol