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Some will say its the best saw ever...........I have a few of them and there ok....My Dolmar 116si will run right with mine...


Depending on the shape 200.00 is ok price
 
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Three problems with the 262:
1) The ignition coils seem to go out regularly
2)They develop air leaks and run like crap about this time in their life.
3) They use the small Husky bar mount.

I love them, I think they are about the best sized saw for firewooding. Light, nimble and powerfull!
 
Three problems with the 262:
1) The ignition coils seem to go out regularly
2)They develop air leaks and run like crap about this time in their life.
3) They use the small Husky bar mount.

I love them, I think they are about the best sized saw for firewooding. Light, nimble and powerfull!

Andy ................never mind ....
 
Three problems with the 262:
1) The ignition coils seem to go out regularly
2)They develop air leaks and run like crap about this time in their life.
3) They use the small Husky bar mount.

I love them, I think they are about the best sized saw for firewooding. Light, nimble and powerfull!

Yep that small mount is a PITA I cant get a bar in 0.063"

And that bloody outboard clutch makes fitting chains a pain with an 8 pin rim.

Never really ran mine stock, But its my fave saw now!
 
scotclayshooter, I would like a .063 bar for mine too. I have a 261 and a 262 piston I was planning to install and do a little port work on. It will be my first attempt!
 
scotclayshooter, I would like a .063 bar for mine too. I have a 261 and a 262 piston I was planning to install and do a little port work on. It will be my first attempt!

I think you can forget that plan! At least in 3/8" I have a spare small and large mount husky bar so im going to have look to see if it can be done!
I have square chain in 0.063" Grrr
 
I think you can forget that plan! At least in 3/8" I have a spare small and large mount husky bar so im going to have look to see if it can be done!
I have square chain in 0.063" Grrr

You may want to ask Tree Sling'r how he modified a large mount to fit the small mount pattern. I sent my 357 to him without the bar, and he was able to do something to his large mount and let it fit.
 
You may want to ask Tree Sling'r how he modified a large mount to fit the small mount pattern. I sent my 357 to him without the bar, and he was able to do something to his large mount and let it fit.

I did ask in that thread:cry:
If the oil holes are close it shouldnt be a challenge.

You not sold that 455 yet?
 
You may want to ask Tree Sling'r how he modified a large mount to fit the small mount pattern. I sent my 357 to him without the bar, and he was able to do something to his large mount and let it fit.

For a few test cuts I can imagine it works with a little creativity, but I doubt the bar oiling will work properly. :confused:
 
Hello all,
Does anyone know if the older Husky 262 is a good saw? Is 200$ a good price? Thanks

If thats the one I see on kijiji its pretty rough lookin and I see the throttle lock out spring is broke or something. If I was closer I would go look at it cause if it still has decent compression it probably worth it. But seeing as though I am 2 hours away and it looks very "Well Used" I decided not too.
 
Well Manual if your reading this thread, I want my 262 back. You have had it for over two years now! Finish the saw and ship it back! Karma.... Think about that every time you go up in a plane.......
 
Sorry about your 262 J! That is a big loss!!!

I'm still trying to get Ultra to turn loose of the hopped up 180, or the zebra Johnsie, or, or......................
 
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