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I'm confused by the numbering system used for Husqvarna in relationship to power and size. Why so many different sizes? I can see the need for a few different bar sizes and realize a bigge bar with longer chain needs more horse power; but why such a bewildering array of numbers that at...

Thank you to everyone I just wanted to thank everyone who was kind enough to reply with advice and even sent copies of the service manual. IT WORKS NOW! you guys :yourock: After stripping down the machine and cleaning to thoroughly in my parts washer I reassembled it and fixed...

Pioneer / Poulan ??? I found an old saw ( fre) at a garage sale. The engine covers has both the name Poulan and a riveted ID tag saying Pioneer. Did Poulan buy out Pioner or did Pioneer house brand for Poulan at one time? Saw is clean but somebody allowed water to accumulate in the...

Great pictures. The saw I am dealing with is much older so module is black. And the wires are totally gone. Ripped right off the coil. Including the part that went to kill switch. I may have to dig into the plastic to extract a bit of tab so I can spot weld something onto it. Hopefully all...

No Idea. Saws are older so not likely. The situation is this. I'm reasonably handy mechanically. Have always rebuilt my own four cycle motors and diesel trucks. Now that we have moved to the outback we heat with wood and suddenly the predominant motor repairs are for small chainsaws...

Someone gave me a Husky 372 saying if I could fix it I could have it. Problem being the magneto wires tangled in flywheel vanes and got ripped out. The black shroud for air flow control shows three wire guides. Which wire goes where? Anybody who can help me? I am not familiar with this...

Repair a Husky 372 magneto Someone handed me a Husky 372 saying if you can fix it you can have it to use. The problem is the magneto wires tangled in the vanes and got ripped out. There appears to be three wires, but I can only ID two of them. where does the third go. HT to spark plug...