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I have read about the 550 and 562 having issues with it running lean and burning up the saw. The other day my 550 just bit the dust. Wouldn't crank back up or anything. Took it to shop said no compression pulled the cylinder off and piston was seized. It's out of warranty and Husqvarna didn't...

So I've been climbing on and off for going on maybe 2 years now. A guy that taught me everything from the beginning, has 20 years under his belt climbing. But I'm curious how any of you guys got over being up that high, like being a little nervous. I'm mean 65-70 ft + Sent from my XT1650 using...

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Is 80$ per pick up truck load of wood a reasonable price? I been selling it like this for a few years and wonder if I should go up

My husqvarna 372 blows about 145 on compression and is this normal? It's practically a new saw

I usually run full chisel on my 16 inch bar. I think it balances well. All I've used was husky saw chain and was wondering if the stihl .335 was more aggressive. I do like there 3/8 rs chain on my 372xp.

I'm looking for a job that deals with tree removal, logging, etc. I have pretty good experience of my own. I can bring my own saws and use them. Just looking to get a start.

I bought a cheap weedeater from Walmart. I had a few helpers help me since my uncle was out and had a lot of weedeating to do for customers. So I tried this Murray 2510 as a spare. It work quite well for a 60$ weedeater and still making profit.

I'm looking for a fuel tank for a husqvarna 288 xp. Pm me if you have something that fits my needs

How many tanks do y'all who have 372s does it take to break in? 10-15 ish?

I stopped by my dealer today and I was told they couldn't pull up parts for a 288 anymore due to husqvarna. Is this true? Or it just that dealer? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm looking to buy a good running husqvarna 372 or a 365. Please if you have anything pm me.

Just a clip from the other day in some old dry oak. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was thinking about doing a rebuild on my husqvarna 288 lite I will check compression when I pull it out in the next day or two. Thinking mainly piston and cylinder. Saw runs fine and cuts very good. I did the drop test and it slowly went down Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Anybody else noticed these saws are bullet proof?

I'm rebuilding a 288 but the cylinder may just need replacing. Would it be fine to do only the piston with a new meteor piston and use the old cylinder?