Does anyone have an easy way to get the trigger assembly back together for a 365/372? I had to replace the throttle cable and now I'm scratching my head trying to get it back together. Thanks
Husqvarna 365 throttle cable
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Still haven't gotten this back together. Anyone have pictures or a step by step on how to put this back in? The spring and trigger don't seem to work correctly. Maybe I'm not attaching it right. Not sure where else it could go.
Thank you for your help. I do know that part though. The problem I'm having is in the spring. I can see where it goes into the trigger lock, but I'm not sure where it attaches to the trigger. So when I put it all back into the handle the trigger does not have the same spring tension and it does not work right.
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I have this exact issue on a "new to me" 372 rebuild. Subscribed !
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Here is page out of the service manual. perhaps it will help.
John Stryker
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I was just able to get it together, finally. Thanks everyone for the help and sugestions. The Husqvarna manual picture while kind of vague is correct in the positioning. The trigger side rides on top of the trigger and rest behind the cable sleeve.
cedarshark
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On mine the cable sleeve had just slipped out of the slot on the trigger. Simple matter of removing the handle, slipping the cable sleeve back into its slot and re-assemble.
I was actually able to crank this saw up for the first time. Now I just need to locate some missing hardware
I need to find 6 or 7 screws and a chain tensioner.
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Good deal!
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I made all the screw for my build. Bought the right size(bag of 100) cap screws , then cut to size and bevel the ends. Cost of OEM screws is absurd. I did use oem on the cylinder bolts.
Wow, I'm an idiot. I was so excited to get the cable in and the saw together that I did not see that the chain adjuster is in the clutch cover. Duh! The rest of the screws I just scavenged from another saw.
Sorry, but that was funny
Admitting your problem is the 1st step to correction: I'm struggling with that one.
Hey, there is the potential for a Spring GTG in GA this year; more info to follow.
I've never been too big to laugh at my own mistakes, and share them. Lol
