ccfr63
ArboristSite Lurker
I think some of you guys will appreciate this story:
I walked into Lowe's the other day (to buy some wood trim) and as I was walking by the outdoor section I see an employee moving around this 359 leaking fuel everywhere. I asked what the story was and he told me that someone had just returned it because of a couple of problems, 1 being that it leaked fuel and 2 the chain kept coming off. I took the air filter cover off and could see the fuel line from the tank was almost off (hence the fuel leak) and I could see that it had an aftermarket 20" bar that was for a .325 chain. I asked for the manager and he told me he would take $100, I tried to talk him down (ha ha) but he said he could get it fixed and sell it for alot more. I asked him if I got it home and there was some serious problems if I could bring it back and he said yes! I got it home, checked the piston and cylinder (looked new) and fixed the few problems mentioned above and it runs great! Nothing like sticking it to the box stores! They should stick with selling toilets and paint.
So now I have a new 359 with the CORRECT bar and chain and only have about $160 invested! I haven't even cut any wood with it yet but I was wanting to do some light modifications before I played with it. Has anyone done anything to this model Husky? If anyone has done the muffler mod it would be great to see some pictures. I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks,
Jason
I walked into Lowe's the other day (to buy some wood trim) and as I was walking by the outdoor section I see an employee moving around this 359 leaking fuel everywhere. I asked what the story was and he told me that someone had just returned it because of a couple of problems, 1 being that it leaked fuel and 2 the chain kept coming off. I took the air filter cover off and could see the fuel line from the tank was almost off (hence the fuel leak) and I could see that it had an aftermarket 20" bar that was for a .325 chain. I asked for the manager and he told me he would take $100, I tried to talk him down (ha ha) but he said he could get it fixed and sell it for alot more. I asked him if I got it home and there was some serious problems if I could bring it back and he said yes! I got it home, checked the piston and cylinder (looked new) and fixed the few problems mentioned above and it runs great! Nothing like sticking it to the box stores! They should stick with selling toilets and paint.
So now I have a new 359 with the CORRECT bar and chain and only have about $160 invested! I haven't even cut any wood with it yet but I was wanting to do some light modifications before I played with it. Has anyone done anything to this model Husky? If anyone has done the muffler mod it would be great to see some pictures. I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks,
Jason