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I bought some .325 Oregon txl chains and for my surprise the Husqvarna depth gauges doesnt work. It just doesnt fit right :(

Are 545/550 known to have leaks on any specific location? Seve it's an autotune lol

Hey friends, Occasionally when i point the bar downwards to disengage the chain brake it'll die on me. It's a 2017 model and had a carburetor replaced in 2018 due to bog idle, stalling at idle etc. Any ideas?

I might consider one if they make a clone of 346xp NE, other than that, no.

The husqvarna fiber axes are made by German company called ' Gardena'. Obviously if you buy it under the 'Gardena' name and colors it'll be a lot cheaper.

That is a good point, never thought about it like that.

I reckon these will be available in Europe at 2021 and maybe 2024 in US :D Even thought the main market is going to be US, there's really not that much need for a 90cc saw in Europe.

Not sure if already posted/Talked about but here it is. https://www.woodbusiness.ca/husqvarna-to-unveil-newest-generation-of-90cc-chainsaws-in-2021/ In 2021, Husqvarna, one of the world’s leading producers of forest, park and outdoor power equipment products, will unveil its newest generation...

Autotune is a godsent , sure they had issues at first but everything has been sorted out now.

Gotcha, I never pulled a trigger on getting one of those, due having a bad feeling that it just won't give me the feel that a real deal would. I kept my eye on peeps that bought em and had a understanding that these are pretty decent but i gues that's not the case.

Are you talking about the actual clones that claim to be a specific husqv/stihl or do you include the huztl/farmertec aswell?

:D Anything >Estonia I personaly couldn't care less if something is cloned or whatever, as long as i'm getting similar item for 10x cheaper, im happy! And the 'made in china' doesn't mean that its low quality, like seriously look around everything is made in china.

China > USA

Yes they are junk, most of them are rebranded Stiga's. Alpina is something that is sold on a big box stores and have a terrible reputation of being cheap chinise turds. Don't waste your money on those.

Actually the only difference between these two grinders is the depth stop. The depth stop on your machine is a lot better than on the tecomec branded one. I had a oregon clone with that type of depth stop and it was really rigid but the one on tecomec is completely different system and is not...

Hey! Well the good thing is that i would use it to sharpen sawmill chains . With sawmill it's impossible to tell if the chain is dull visually, like there's never any visible damage therefor it just needs a very little material to be removed. I ordered the wheel from china through ebay, Here's...

Does anyone have any experience with diamond grinding wheels (resin bond) for sharpening regular steel chains? I'm aware that diamond wheels are meant for carbide chains but i see no reason why it shouldn't work with steel chains. CBN wheels are so expensive so i'm trying to find an...

Hey friends, I have a tecomec - jolly evo grinder and out of the box it's more aggressive on one side than other. It does have the scale on the side. The manual is useless and so are the Oregon videos regarding centering the vice. On the video they clamp a straight edge in the vice and tell you...

Hey friends, i have one of those chain sawmills with electric motor and i'm using stihl pmx chains. My new grinder arrived, so i'm ready to start sharpening but i need to know the proper angles for that chain. The stihl chains come with a universal box and it has only the basic stuff written on...

.325 64DL with Stihl rs chain :chainsaw: