I just rebuilt a Husky 254. It seems like a snappy saw for its displacement. Im wondering what others think of the 254. I like it so far. Thank in advance Rob
Husky 254 thoughts and opinions
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most all 2 series huskies are exceptional saws
It will surely outcut my 346 NE.
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Great saws. My dad gave me one 10 years ago and only thing I've done is a 262 hda 144 and muffler mod. Eats 346's for lunch.
My saw has the Hda 35 . I also have a second saw with the same carb.
How does your saw run with an hda 144
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Runs great. Picked up some torque.
I couldnt ask for much more for starting with the hda 35. One snap of the wrist and shes running!
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Rob066, did you figure out the issue with it dying? The 254 is the cream of the crop for any saw in it's size range. It's got a bad attitude for sure. I don't think I could ever sell mine.
Tank vent want venting right. She runs good Pics above after cutting up some pine
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They really aren't a 50cc class saw in terms of size and weight. They are the same platform as the 257/261/262 which is to say 60cc. They are only 3cc's apart from a 357 which is stronger and smoother. That said, they are a very sweet saw. I've only owned one. I was very impressed with the power with only a MM and gasket delete.
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I thought they were in a different family? They certainly feel lighter and more nimble than a 262
Not quite the same as a 257/261/262. The 254 has a different crank which is dedicated to the 254 only with a different stroke. Different muffler too for the shorter stroke. The muffler is shared with the 51 and 55
