Husky parts
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
http://www.baileysonline.com/partfinderSelect.asp
I searched and some parts came up with prices at Baileys. Some said obsolete.. Worth looking into with yo9ur shopping list.
I searched and some parts came up with prices at Baileys. Some said obsolete.. Worth looking into with yo9ur shopping list.
Altissimus
TreeHouser
..Joel I could ask over at Ron's ... you guys still comin' North Columbus time ... maybe pick em up then
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
Well the first thing you do is order a Stihl 046 rescue D-handle if you want to save your fingers .You can tough it out if you want but before long you'll see what I mean .
They tell me that the rather rare thin ringed version is relatively easy to pull over but the thick ringed version of which mine plus most is about like rope starting a Harley .
Scott might have some parts for it .He gets new stuff in all the time .Another would be Bryce S in Washintgton state .He sells under "cheap chainsaw parts" on flea bay .
They tell me that the rather rare thin ringed version is relatively easy to pull over but the thick ringed version of which mine plus most is about like rope starting a Harley .
Scott might have some parts for it .He gets new stuff in all the time .Another would be Bryce S in Washintgton state .He sells under "cheap chainsaw parts" on flea bay .
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
I thnk Al means the pull-cord handle; My 2100 about takes your wrist off starting it, must be the fat-ring version.
pic of it:
pic of it:
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
I don't like those big bastards.
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
The D-handle bothers some people and some it doesn't .I've got one on the 2100 Husky,Tom's 084 and the Rocky special 038 Mag .Plus I think two spares .They only cost about 5 bucks .
Next to a "D' the best I could offer is the generic rubber handles used on lawnmowers .The regular hard plastic Stihl handles certainly do not help on an arm jerker .
Next to a "D' the best I could offer is the generic rubber handles used on lawnmowers .The regular hard plastic Stihl handles certainly do not help on an arm jerker .
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
I had one for awhile, a smaller version would be nice.
Cut4fun
Redneck Chainsaw Repair
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Their made to fit fireman's gloves MB.
They have their uses, especially when pulling over a Dolmar 166 118cc with 190psi. Small saw no problem with that psi, big saw ouch when it kicks back. Broke a hard plastic handle into during winter on it.
Just a couple of them on a few of my saws.
They have their uses, especially when pulling over a Dolmar 166 118cc with 190psi. Small saw no problem with that psi, big saw ouch when it kicks back. Broke a hard plastic handle into during winter on it.
Just a couple of them on a few of my saws.
