Beer saw

[The Shooters Apprentice]

Coworker has been telling me for awhile that he had a couple chainsaws he didn't want. His son took them apart, and he was tired of looking at them. He finally brought them in today. One was a Stihl something or another, taken apart, beat up, and missing parts.



The other is a Husqvarna 235 that looks like its never been run. The bar has all the paint on it, and no oil or gas in the saw. I put a little gas in it and it fired right up.

However, its missing the clutch cover, brake handle, brake spring and the spring cap.

So, has anyone ever dealt with E replacement parts? They are the only ones I'm finding that have all the parts in stock, about $55 total with shipping.

 

[The Shooters Apprentice]

Couldn’t post photos from my computer for some reason

And apparently I can’t do it from my phone either.

 

[Jeekinz]

I was ordering a couple Echo parts from that site that could fit in the palm of your hand and was quoted $15 shipping. I found them cheaper and $6 shipping from another site.

 

[The Shooters Apprentice]

I was ordering a couple Echo parts from that site that could fit in the palm of your hand and was quoted $15 shipping. I found them cheaper and $6 shipping from another site.

I think the shipping for me was 11.50 which is very reasonable for shipping to Alaska.

 

[Swanman]

I think the shipping for me was 11.50 which is very reasonable for shipping to Alaska.

Other than them sometimes charging more to ship than you would expect for small items, they have been good to me. I have bought quite a few power tool parts from them.

 

[bulletpruf]

I've used them as well; no issues at all. They often seem to be the only source of the parts that I'm looking for.

 

[sundance]

Can't recall specifics but I'm sure I've used them. Nothing i recall as a reason not to use again if they're price competitive.

 

[The Shooters Apprentice]

Phone finally decided to cooperate

 

[billyboy]

Got a clutch bearing from them and some other parts. The bearing was crushed from poor packing and then they were in and out of my account about three times trying to fix their accounting mistakes. In the end, it still didn’t add up. The last time they emailed I asked them if it wasn’t time they ate there mistakes. But sometimes they are the only place I can find something I’m looking for.

 

[FlyingDutchman]

I have one of those 235's I got on a package deal. It has some kind of a fuel issue and won't run for me. I'd like to see it out of here.

 

[leecopland]

Coworker has been telling me for awhile that he had a couple chainsaws he didn't want. His son took them apart, and he was tired of looking at them. He finally brought them in today. One was a Stihl something or another, taken apart, beat up, and missing parts.



The other is a Husqvarna 235 that looks like its never been run. The bar has all the paint on it, and no oil or gas in the saw. I put a little gas in it and it fired right up.

However, its missing the clutch cover, brake handle, brake spring and the spring cap.

So, has anyone ever dealt with E replacement parts? They are the only ones I'm finding that have all the parts in stock, about $55 total with shipping.

Check out Farmertec, from China but their parts have fit my Huskies just fine and much cheaper.

 

[The Shooters Apprentice]

Check out Farmertec, from China but their parts have fit my Huskies just fine and much cheaper.

I’m a dealer for Farmertec. Unfortunately they don’t offer the parts I need for either one of these saws.

 

[Wood Doctor]

E-bay has many of these parts and dirt cheap. I rebuilt a Husky 235 last year and they all worked. Several 350 parts fit this saw also.