Partner Chain Saw Thread

[merc_man]

Would either of these sprocket and bearing work?

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[Al Smith]

Try 505 -302330 which is a Husqvarna number . I seems for the most part after Husky acquired Partner from what I've seen they kept the Partner numbers and added a 505 prefix .
Let me point out something on e-bay for example if you find the bearing by the time you buy just a bearing and pay the shipping you have as much or more than buying a complete rim drive system with free shipping included . BTW that number was used on several Partner models .

 

[merc_man]

I stopped at the oocal saw shop and he couldnt find that bearing so we went through a bin of bearing with no luck.
I messaged the guy that the saw came from and thankfully he was able to find it. I did a little repair to the sprocket and its all togeather and good to go.

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[old_sir_henry]

Does anyone know the production period of the Partner 395:

Have units of this model been produced in Sweden in addition to those produced in the EMAB facility in Huron Park, Ontario?
Info for this model is hardly to be found in the nets...

 

[Al Smith]

FWIW I found a parts list with a sub heading 1995-01 is that means anything

 

[Old Grouchy]

Your Partner 395 is actually a version of a Poulan 2400.

The Poulan 2400 was probably built in Nashville Arkansas and I'm not sure if the Partner was actually assembled in Huron Park or not.

Maybe it was for Canadian sales and export. They were doing strange things back then over border protections and stuff.

There were quite a few rebadged Poulans sold as Partners during that Elux era but I'm not aware of any of them being produced/assembled in Sweden at all.

I can look up some stuff and maybe pin down the dates but Al is probably on the right track

 

[Al Smith]

I've got a big book of Partner IPL's and sales pamphlets but I don't recall that model .I will check it out in the morning though if I find anything .

 

[Al Smith]

I dug out the book but it only goes from some time in the 70's to maybe 1984 and that model was not listed .

 

[old_sir_henry]

Thank you for your answers!

and that model was not listed .

Yes, thats what I find everywhere... even Mike Acres site doesn't list them.

Other than the IPL dated 1995-01 I found one dated 1993-01.
I assume production period to be roughly same as 1st half of the 1990s.
I know the saw is a rebadged Poulan and derived from the Poulan micro series.
Other Poulan micro derived Partner saws I have are 385AV and 385, one of which
"Made in USA" and the other "Made in Huron Park, Canada".
On the 395, the type badge is illegible.

 

[Al Smith]

It's hard to keep track of the players without a score card so to speak .Who made what ,when and where is a great mystery .It's not just with chainsaws but with nearly everything .

 

[Partner]

Referring to the topic, has anyone tried the guide bar cover from another saw? / bar plate

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Referring to the topic, has anyone tried the guide bar cover from another saw? / bar plate

I have not. Which partner are you needing .

 

[fossil]

Does anyone know the production period of the Partner 395:

Have units of this model been produced in Sweden in addition to those produced in the EMAB facility in Huron Park, Ontario?
Info for this model is hardly to be found in the nets...

A few pics of the US Poulan version. No brake.
On guys states his was built in 1992.

http://www.chainsawcollectors.se/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?p=142536#p142536

 

[Partner]

Nie.kat. 5052691-28 Partner 7000+

 

[old_sir_henry]

@fossil: Thanks for your reply

 

[Partner]

the clutch cage bearing has dimensions
18x14x16mm

 

[fossil]

P100 question

Can anyone tell me what this hole in the clutch side crankshaft?

It appears to bleed air when doing a pressure check.
Thanks.

 

[Woodslasher]

P100 question

Can anyone tell me what this hole in the clutch side crankshaft?

It appears to bleed air when doing a pressure check.
Thanks.



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Looks similar to the 3120K cranks. I'd have guessed it was for greasing the drum bearing, but IDK.

 

[fossil]

There is air coming out that hole when trying to build pressure in the crankcase for a pressure and vac test.

 

[Shane¹]

I stopped at the oocal saw shop and he couldnt find that bearing so we went through a bin of bearing with no luck.
I messaged the guy that the saw came from and thankfully he was able to find it. I did a little repair to the sprocket and its all togeather and good to go.

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I think I have a new one of those sprockets if you want it