rskybiz
TreeHouser
I just picked up the last two pieces to put mine back together on fleabay is yours the thin ring version and how would I identify that Al?
Seized my EHP Husky 372.
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I just picked up the last two pieces to put mine back together on fleabay is yours the thin ring version and how would I identify that Al?
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
Look through the exhaust port .Mine is the fat one .I might be mistaken but I think someone said the fattys were 1.5 MM ring thickness . Could be wrong on that though
Another way is just pull it over .If it's about like roping over a Harley it's a fat one .
Another way is just pull it over .If it's about like roping over a Harley it's a fat one .
rskybiz
TreeHouser
LOL Al. sorry for my derail skwerl!
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
So my 2100 is a fat ring version then... or the pull rope is hanging up 
rskybiz
TreeHouser
2100cd or xp?So my 2100 is a fat ring version then... or the pull rope is hanging up
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
xp
Magnus
TreeHouser
Both have good compression. No way to know other than to remove muffler and look.
Mine is thin ring and no fun to pull. More compression than my 1100...
Mine is thin ring and no fun to pull. More compression than my 1100...
Tree Reb
TreeHouser
Mine is a 2100CD XP.
Glad it was a cheap fix for you Brian, I hate having a good saw break down.
I didn't know those wires twisted out either. I wonder if other brands do?
Glad it was a cheap fix for you Brian, I hate having a good saw break down.
I didn't know those wires twisted out either. I wonder if other brands do?
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
Those damned 2100's are tough enough to pull over if everything is in good order .If however the bushing gets worn on the starter drum it's next to impossible .I made a new brass bushing for mine .I've seen other saws wear the bushings out too so it's not just the big Huskeys that do it .
Now this brings up something like lubrication .Don't dump oil on the thing because all that will do is over time collect chips, dirt, crud and act like valve grinding compound on the drum and shaft .If you want to squirt anything on it use dry silicon .
If that danged drum assembley gets to hanging in time the rope binds within the drum and you have problems just like B. had . Frustration in it's finest form .
Now this brings up something like lubrication .Don't dump oil on the thing because all that will do is over time collect chips, dirt, crud and act like valve grinding compound on the drum and shaft .If you want to squirt anything on it use dry silicon .
If that danged drum assembley gets to hanging in time the rope binds within the drum and you have problems just like B. had . Frustration in it's finest form .
