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  1. 10-11-2010, 12:55 AM #1
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    Husqvarna 365

    When was the Husky 365 introduced, has the been any major changes in it`s life span?
    Saws:

    PARTNER´s:
    1633B, FOR SALE.
    P543 2004, the forgotten P5000 family member.
    P345.

    HUSQVARNA´s:
    435 x-torq, 2009.
    338 XPT, 2004
    346 XPG, 2000, now a 50cc.
    346 XP, 2008.
    353, 2008.
    55, 2005.
    357 XPG 2009.
    262 XPG 1990
    365 1998, W/ 372 P/C and walbro carb.
    181 SE 1983, now it´s a "188".

    MAKITA:
    UC3503A 2006    .

    Splitter:

    Faxes Fabriks ELH 500, 7 Ton, 2010

    Tractor:

    IH B275 Diesel, early 1960`s
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  2. 10-17-2010, 11:52 AM #2
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    Well, actually i`ve have bought one, but only seen pictures of it, seems it doesn`t have the side chain tensioner, thougt the all had that?? the seller said it was from 1998 can that be true??
    Going to get it tomorrow, so have to see the s/n when i get it in my hands



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    Saws:

    PARTNER´s:
    1633B, FOR SALE.
    P543 2004, the forgotten P5000 family member.
    P345.

    HUSQVARNA´s:
    435 x-torq, 2009.
    338 XPT, 2004
    346 XPG, 2000, now a 50cc.
    346 XP, 2008.
    353, 2008.
    55, 2005.
    357 XPG 2009.
    262 XPG 1990
    365 1998, W/ 372 P/C and walbro carb.
    181 SE 1983, now it´s a "188".

    MAKITA:
    UC3503A 2006    .

    Splitter:

    Faxes Fabriks ELH 500, 7 Ton, 2010

    Tractor:

    IH B275 Diesel, early 1960`s
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  3. 10-17-2010, 12:29 PM #3
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    can't really answer most of your questions, someone more knowledgable will be along in a bit! Mine has the side tensioner, I thought they all did but could be wrong? Anyway congrats on the new saw I love my 365 it's currently awaiting a 372 piston/cylinder to make it really sing!

    cheers,
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  4. 10-17-2010, 02:30 PM #4
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    They made a 365 special that had closed quad ported cylinder. Just like the 372 but with a smaller bore. I think they used a different carb also.
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  5. 10-17-2010, 02:49 PM #5
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    yeah mine's a 365 special didn't know they made a 365 standard maybe that explains the side tensioner?

    cheers,
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  6. 10-17-2010, 03:32 PM #6
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    Yes, I have a 1998 Husqvarna brochure showing the 365, I don't know if they were made any earlier.
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  7. 10-17-2010, 05:20 PM #7
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    I bought a 365 sepical a couple weeks ago and from what i have run it it smooth.I have a buddy that has one of the older one's it's a runner.

    Mike
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    Husky181se

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  8. 10-18-2010, 08:16 AM #8
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    I have a 365, just has the standard tensioner. Pretty fair saw, but just not the replacement for my 266 I'd hoped it would be.
    Sachs Dolmar 115, 116si, 133
    Husky 365, 2100XP
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    Mac 250, Mac 300, 7-10 (My first saw), 1-50
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bret4207 View Post
    I have a 365, just has the standard tensioner. Pretty fair saw, but just not the replacement for my 266 I'd hoped it would be.
    Just thought that all the 300 series had the side tensioner, flip air filter etc.
    but seems we learn every day

    I think it will suit me well, don`t have the amount of use for it, to justify the realdeal (372 xp), the price gab in dk is quite big between XP and ordinary saws.
    But still would like to have af bit more grunt, than my 50 cc saws.
    Saws:

    PARTNER´s:
    1633B, FOR SALE.
    P543 2004, the forgotten P5000 family member.
    P345.

    HUSQVARNA´s:
    435 x-torq, 2009.
    338 XPT, 2004
    346 XPG, 2000, now a 50cc.
    346 XP, 2008.
    353, 2008.
    55, 2005.
    357 XPG 2009.
    262 XPG 1990
    365 1998, W/ 372 P/C and walbro carb.
    181 SE 1983, now it´s a "188".

    MAKITA:
    UC3503A 2006    .

    Splitter:

    Faxes Fabriks ELH 500, 7 Ton, 2010

    Tractor:

    IH B275 Diesel, early 1960`s
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  10. 10-19-2010, 10:32 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by JonCT View Post
    Yes, I have a 1998 Husqvarna brochure showing the 365, I don't know if they were made any earlier.
    What are the Specs of the 365 from 1998?
    Saws:

    PARTNER´s:
    1633B, FOR SALE.
    P543 2004, the forgotten P5000 family member.
    P345.

    HUSQVARNA´s:
    435 x-torq, 2009.
    338 XPT, 2004
    346 XPG, 2000, now a 50cc.
    346 XP, 2008.
    353, 2008.
    55, 2005.
    357 XPG 2009.
    262 XPG 1990
    365 1998, W/ 372 P/C and walbro carb.
    181 SE 1983, now it´s a "188".

    MAKITA:
    UC3503A 2006    .

    Splitter:

    Faxes Fabriks ELH 500, 7 Ton, 2010

    Tractor:

    IH B275 Diesel, early 1960`s
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  11. 10-19-2010, 10:35 AM #11
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    Almost New

    Got the saw by mail today, and it`s in PERFECT condition! A few of my colleagues actually thougt it was brand new.
    Really looking forward to dig it into a great log
    Saws:

    PARTNER´s:
    1633B, FOR SALE.
    P543 2004, the forgotten P5000 family member.
    P345.

    HUSQVARNA´s:
    435 x-torq, 2009.
    338 XPT, 2004
    346 XPG, 2000, now a 50cc.
    346 XP, 2008.
    353, 2008.
    55, 2005.
    357 XPG 2009.
    262 XPG 1990
    365 1998, W/ 372 P/C and walbro carb.
    181 SE 1983, now it´s a "188".

    MAKITA:
    UC3503A 2006    .

    Splitter:

    Faxes Fabriks ELH 500, 7 Ton, 2010

    Tractor:

    IH B275 Diesel, early 1960`s
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  12. 10-19-2010, 04:42 PM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boskaerm View Post
    Got the saw by mail today, and it`s in PERFECT condition! A few of my colleagues actually thougt it was brand new.
    Really looking forward to dig it into a great log
    You'll love it now how bout some pic's


    Mike
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    Husky181se

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    365 Specs

    1998 Husky Brochure 365 Specs:

    Cylinder Displacement: 4.0 c.i. / 65cc
    Engine Power: 4.6hp / 3.4 kW
    Max. No-Load RPM: 13,000
    Fuel Capacity: 1.62 pints / 0.77 litres
    Bar Oil Cap.: 0.84 pints / 0.40 litres
    Chain Pitch: 3/8"
    Weight w/o Bar & Chain: 13.0 lbs / 5.9 kg
    Power to weight ratio: 0.58
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    Quote Originally Posted by rattler362 View Post
    You'll love it now how bout some pic's


    Mike
    There will come some pictures off it, and maybe my other babies
    Saws:

    PARTNER´s:
    1633B, FOR SALE.
    P543 2004, the forgotten P5000 family member.
    P345.

    HUSQVARNA´s:
    435 x-torq, 2009.
    338 XPT, 2004
    346 XPG, 2000, now a 50cc.
    346 XP, 2008.
    353, 2008.
    55, 2005.
    357 XPG 2009.
    262 XPG 1990
    365 1998, W/ 372 P/C and walbro carb.
    181 SE 1983, now it´s a "188".

    MAKITA:
    UC3503A 2006    .

    Splitter:

    Faxes Fabriks ELH 500, 7 Ton, 2010

    Tractor:

    IH B275 Diesel, early 1960`s
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    Quote Originally Posted by JonCT View Post
    1998 Husky Brochure 365 Specs:

    Cylinder Displacement: 4.0 c.i. / 65cc
    Engine Power: 4.6hp / 3.4 kW
    Max. No-Load RPM: 13,000
    Fuel Capacity: 1.62 pints / 0.77 litres
    Bar Oil Cap.: 0.84 pints / 0.40 litres
    Chain Pitch: 3/8"
    Weight w/o Bar & Chain: 13.0 lbs / 5.9 kg
    Power to weight ratio: 0.58
    Thanks alot.

    Bo
    Saws:

    PARTNER´s:
    1633B, FOR SALE.
    P543 2004, the forgotten P5000 family member.
    P345.

    HUSQVARNA´s:
    435 x-torq, 2009.
    338 XPT, 2004
    346 XPG, 2000, now a 50cc.
    346 XP, 2008.
    353, 2008.
    55, 2005.
    357 XPG 2009.
    262 XPG 1990
    365 1998, W/ 372 P/C and walbro carb.
    181 SE 1983, now it´s a "188".

    MAKITA:
    UC3503A 2006    .

    Splitter:

    Faxes Fabriks ELH 500, 7 Ton, 2010

    Tractor:

    IH B275 Diesel, early 1960`s
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