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  1. 3rd August 2009, 12:34 PM #1
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    Unhappy OH NO, not the chainsaw!!! - now with PICS!

    I think my beloved husky 357XP has seized.... Just when I need to go and cut another load of wood!!!

    Will pull it down tonight to check. It had a flat spot just past idle since the last woodcutting trip, but I thought it was just the carby needing a clean/tune up. I have always made sure it has had good oil at the right mix in the fuel...

    If I have to replace the piston and barrel, does anyone have any suggestions for worthwhile upgrades??? Or sources for parts?

    Also - anyone have a manual???

    EDIT - pics on Page 2
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  2. 3rd August 2009, 02:41 PM #2
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    oh buggar


    not sure if this will help you out

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    How the **** did that happen, its a new saw with no work?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    How the **** did that happen, its a new saw with no work?
    NFI, but it wasn't a new saw. I bought it 2nd hand off Ebay. Has only cut about 4 tonne of wood while I have had it though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    NFI, but it wasn't a new saw. I bought it 2nd hand off Ebay. Has only cut about 4 tonne of wood while I have had it though.
    Ahh, that's a shame, second hand goods, expecially chainsaws can be ricky business
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    dunno, but make sure that when you use it you wear all the right safety gear etc.. blah blah blah or this thread will become several thousand posts long.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crump View Post
    dunno, but make sure that when you use it you wear all the right safety gear etc.. blah blah blah or this thread will become several thousand posts long.
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    Rebuild kits on ebay.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crump View Post
    dunno, but make sure that when you use it you wear all the right safety gear etc.. blah blah blah or this thread will become several thousand posts long.
    Oh yea, I think you may of forgotten someones no longer being with us, so I;m thinking it's gonne be quite short, matter of fact, I've been cutting up a stupid Gum that fell through my bit over a month old front fence and crushed it last night, in my.......normal clothes, drinking Bourbon
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  10. 3rd August 2009, 09:02 PM #10
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    The last Husky we had here (Same as yours) got used as a wheel chock Never got to wear it out or blow it up. Was a nice machine to use when it worked.

    I may still have the manual here for it amongst many other deceased machine manuals
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