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It actually looks like Husqvarna with red plastic .:? That one wasn't too hard to figure out .

There are no dealers in this area either for J-Red .

Another thought .If that saw won't run sustained at full throttle that is indicative of the fuel lever in the carb being set slightly too low . If you go to Tillotson,Walbro or Zama's web sites they all give trouble shooting tips on carbs which are very helpfull .

More than likely if that thing has all the guts in the muffler it just can't take full flow through the carb to produce full power . When dealing with two cycle engines if the exhaust can't get out,the fuel can't get in .To enhance the power you have to start on the exhaust end first . Chances...

I'll say this,with the exception of those little saws every Husqvarna I ever messed with oiled very well .Again much better than Stihl for sure .

Well supposedly the two trimmers where those 338's I have came from had work done on them too with the same end results .I have a sneaking suspicion the saw shop just put the screws to them though .:what:

Well,they do run fast but unfortunately not long under those conditions .It's a wonder it runs at all .:O

If the cylinder isn't shot pack that old dog in a box and ship it to me .I'll give it another ten years of life .If the cylinder is gone ,have services in the back yard and RIP ,old Echo .:( Actually I have a little Echo in the shed and it isn't all that bad for an old trim saw.Not a 200T by a...

Oh don't say that .I'm sure sicker cats than that have lived .:)

I've heard they have .The problems with the oilers killed their business to ever selling another baby Husky in this area though for some time to come . I've got three 335's in the shed with one that oils and that only because I put a new pump shaft in it . The shaft is only 8 bucks but you...