a sweet husqvarna 44

[acarpenterdad]

I hope this is the right place to post this. my father-in-law passed last year. He lived with us for the last 6 years and he brought an old Husqvarna 44 chainsaw. when I stored it it was a dirty grimy mess and I thought it was just junk to throw away eventually. well I finally got to looking at it last week and realized I might have a real gem on my hands ! After dumping the gas out, which had to be at least 15 years old, I squirted some oil in in the plug hole, put in a new spark plug, cleaned the air filter, put in some new fuel, and fired it up on the 3rd pull. it ran sweet ! I also checked the piston and cylinder wall which looked almost new from what I could see. does anybody know where I can get a parts list manual pdf ? the oil cap is missing and there's a shroud type rubber strip that was around the carburetor that just fell apart. I'll post a pic of it from my phone. Thanks !

 

[Drptrch]

I hope this is the right place to post this. my father-in-law passed last year. He lived with us for the last 6 years and he brought an old Husqvarna 44 chainsaw. when I stored it it was a dirty grimy mess and I thought it was just junk to throw away eventually. well I finally got to looking at it last week and realized I might have a real gem on my hands ! After dumping the gas out, which had to be at least 15 years old, I squirted some oil in in the plug hole, put in a new spark plug, cleaned the air filter, put in some new fuel, and fired it up on the 3rd pull. it ran sweet ! I also checked the piston and cylinder wall which looked almost new from what I could see. does anybody know where I can get a parts list manual pdf ? the oil cap is missing and there's a shroud type rubber strip that was around the carburetor that just fell apart. I'll post a pic of it from my phone. Thanks !

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Erik

 

[Ronie]

Here's a link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...8100006_.pdf&usg=AOvVaw1Rti7uu1OzAgLSxXdg3XSx Or google "husqvarna 44 ipl"

 

[acarpenterdad]

I hope this is the right place to post this. my father-in-law passed last year. He lived with us for the last 6 years and he brought an old Husqvarna 44 chainsaw. when I stored it it was a dirty grimy mess and I thought it was just junk to throw away eventually. well I finally got to looking at it last week and realized I might have a real gem on my hands ! After dumping the gas out, which had to be at least 15 years old, I squirted some oil in in the plug hole, put in a new spark plug, cleaned the air filter, put in some new fuel, and fired it up on the 3rd pull. it ran sweet ! I also checked the piston and cylinder wall which looked almost new from what I could see. does anybody know where I can get a parts list manual pdf ? the oil cap is missing and there's a shroud type rubber strip that was around the carburetor that just fell apart. I'll post a pic of it from my phone. Thanks !

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Erik

thanks!

 

[acarpenterdad]

Here's a link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=2ahUKEwjA3tiE2NvfAhULpFkKHXAQAVQQFjAAegQIKhAC&url=http://www.husqvarna.com/ddoc/HUSI/HUSI1981_AAaa/HUSI1981_AAaa_I8100006_.pdf&usg=AOvVaw1Rti7uu1OzAgLSxXdg3XSx Or google "husqvarna 44 ipl"

Thank you!

 

[Ronie]

Thank you!

Your welcome

 

[cuinrearview]

Nice looking 44. Looks like a survivor.

 

[computeruser]

They are wonderful little saws. I had one (ported) that I greatly regret selling. Get yours fixed up and use and enjoy it regularly!

 

[Drptrch]

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thanks!

Your welcome.
I like the oil cap extension : ))


Erik

 

[acarpenterdad]

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I hope this is the right place to post this. my father-in-law passed last year. He lived with us for the last 6 years and he brought an old Husqvarna 44 chainsaw. when I stored it it was a dirty grimy mess and I thought it was just junk to throw away eventually. well I finally got to looking at it last week and realized I might have a real gem on my hands ! After dumping the gas out, which had to be at least 15 years old, I squirted some oil in in the plug hole, put in a new spark plug, cleaned the air filter, put in some new fuel, and fired it up on the 3rd pull. it ran sweet ! I also checked the piston and cylinder wall which looked almost new from what I could see. does anybody know where I can get a parts list manual pdf ? the oil cap is missing and there's a shroud type rubber strip that was around the carburetor that just fell apart. I'll post a pic of it from my phone. Thanks !

Hope for a local part did'nt pan out so I'll have to start web browsing to find them

 

[StihlSolo]

Restored/rebuilt a white top one of these last fall. Oil cap part number is 501 56 41-01.

 

[acarpenterdad]

Restored/rebuilt a white top one of these last fall. Oil cap part number is 501 56 41-01.

Thank you! I'll get one if I can.

 

[acarpenterdad]

I hope this is the right place to post this. my father-in-law passed last year. He lived with us for the last 6 years and he brought an old Husqvarna 44 chainsaw. when I stored it it was a dirty grimy mess and I thought it was just junk to throw away eventually. well I finally got to looking at it last week and realized I might have a real gem on my hands ! After dumping the gas out, which had to be at least 15 years old, I squirted some oil in in the plug hole, put in a new spark plug, cleaned the air filter, put in some new fuel, and fired it up on the 3rd pull. it ran sweet ! I also checked the piston and cylinder wall which looked almost new from what I could see. does anybody know where I can get a parts list manual pdf ? the oil cap is missing and there's a shroud type rubber strip that was around the carburetor that just fell apart. I'll post a pic of it from my phone. Thanks !

I got a cap (not OEM) From a local shop. $2 and I'm good to go. I'll test the oil pump and make sure everything is working before I start sinking $$ into it.

 

[acarpenterdad]

oil pump works fine. it was spitting oil out in globs with the chain on. i noticed the chain didn't sit well in the bar though. the bar said it was a .058 gauge but i measured it with my digital calipers and it read .077. so, after a new bar and chain i cut some hedge wood and it ran very well ! looks like i got me a keeper !