husky154
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first bee serious I want to know if the air filtering process of the husky is better than the stihl
first bee serious I want to know if the air filtering process of the husky is better than the stihl
my roomate uses a 441 and a 440 all day building log homes, he says none of them stay even close to as clean on the filters as my 365 and 371xp do. and thats generally what i notice when ever i run into a 441.The only Stihl that matches the Husky Air Injection is the 441.
There ia a video around that shows a side by side of a stihl and husky sucking chips. The stihl 044?? air filter was packed up and the husky was clean.
my roomate uses a 441 and a 440 all day building log homes, he says none of them stay even close to as clean on the filters as my 365 and 371xp do. and thats generally what i notice when ever i run into a 441.
the winter kits make the husky tend to get the filter dirtier faster as they pull warm air in from off the cylinder, with the winter kit its about hte same as a 441
I can go 5-6yrs between filter cleanings on the 441.
I can go 5-6yrs between filter cleanings on the 441.
the carb isn't just sucking the air from by the flywheel. the flywheel is forcing it into the carb enclosure. not to mention that the carb enclosure isn't air tight. and it has a cuple holes for the H/L and idle screws. lots a room for that carb to breath.i cant for the life of me see how the husky's can breath, with what little bit of air is being shot in and around by the flywheel, vs the stihl's that suck what ever amount of air they need from where ever.....im done rambling for now
353 has a chip/dust magnet for a filter. 044 runs clean, clean it once a week.
Nobody picked up the intended sarcasm? The saw is just a year old.:monkey:
Edit: Except for THALL...
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