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  1. 8th August 2009, 09:43 AM #1
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    Non genuine chainsaw parts

    I've got a Husqvarna chainsaw in need of a bit of TLC, mainly a new bar and chain and an air filter. Does anyone know of a supplier of non genuine parts as Husqvarna are a bit hard on the pocket ?.
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    I use Oregon chains, bars on mine. Should be available to fit from any chainsaw specialist.
    But I think for the aircleaner you are stuck with Husqvarna.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuck View Post
    I've got a Husqvarna chainsaw in need of a bit of TLC, mainly a new bar and chain and an air filter. Does anyone know of a supplier of non genuine parts as Husqvarna are a bit hard on the pocket ?.
    Cheers,
    Anthony.
    Anthony ... I'm just up the road at Port Stephens. We are Jonsered (Husqvarna) dealers, and alot of Jonsered parts interchange with Husky ... and alot don't ... plus we do aftermarket bars, chains, etc.

    What model saw ??

    What length bar ??

    What pitch & guage chain ??

    I should be able to help you out. PM me if you like.

    Kev..
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    There you go, looked after already..

    BTW, Husky bars and chain are Oregon re-labelled
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    my $179 aldi saw came with an oregon bar and chain...

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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    my $179 aldi saw came with an oregon bar and chain...

    thems everywhere!
    If yours is an Echo, my dad's got one of those from Aldi and he loves it. There was a spare chain as part of the deal when I bought the saw. It came in an "Oregon" box and the links were marked Stihl. There's no doubting that Stihl / Oregon chains are good gear. An old bloke that I have a beer with now and then told me to store my chains in oil and it's surprising how much crud settles in the bottom of the oil tub.
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    I'm still trying to work out what you get in a $179 saw package....





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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    my $179 aldi saw came with an oregon bar and chain...

    thems everywhere!
    Was it this ALDI chainsaw ??

    This one has an oregon chain and bar and looks to have good engineering too !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    I'm still trying to work out what you get in a $179 saw package....





    If it's what dad got it's an Echo saw with about a 14" bar. Only time will tell.
    Crisis averted too. I just fluked a bar and chain on Evilbay and the money saved will about cover the cost of a genuine air cleaner.
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    I have a 24" and 30" bar on order, 25' of chain, couple of boxes of files and a few odds and sods and now I find out I could've bought two Aldi saws for all that
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