I use BelRay H1-R @ 40:1. I love the smell and it keeps my saws happy.
Huskys seem to need more oil to keep the bearings happy...
I run all my saws at 40:1. It won't hurt a thing but it will need to be tuned differently.
I was thinking it was an 840 (?)... It ran with a shot of fuel in the carb. I got it for free and ended up trading it to a buddy. Kinda wish I...
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Very few people willing to burn pine around here. Most people want Douglas Fir, Oak, Cedar, or Madrone. I give the pine to my dad and he burns it....
It should work fine. Sometimes AM cylinders have excessive amounts of squish, so I would check that before assembly.
An 026 would have to be mint to be worth more than $300.
I sold a minty MS-260 PRO for $300. It was muffler modded and had a new wt-194 carb. It's the one on the right... [ATTACH] I think the non-pro...
Somewhere around $400. If you really want it and plan to keep it, maybe another $50-100 on top of that. That's still less money than a new 362,...
These mufflers buff out quite nicely, too. I did a simple mod on mine and just used a Husqvarna deflector. Mastermind and Poleman did the rest....
Mine is not stock. :smoke:
Here's mine. It's probably my favorite saw. [ATTACH]
This saw is sold! Thanks!
I found my filter base on eBay, and here's the part number for the filter... [ATTACH]
This saw is in excellent condition and super clean. I did pull the jug and I think I replaced the ring on this saw (because I almost always do...
Nope. I only had that saw for long enough to box it up and send it to you.
BP-655, P-60, J-Red 2095. I only have the Pioneer now. [ATTACH]
Here's my P-60. Basically the same saw, minus the boost ports. [ATTACH]
My 655 was the same way. Only about 145 pSI on the gauge, but a real bear to pull over. I usually set my P-60 on the ground to start it...
