Sold SOLD! NOS Husqvarna 353

[gunrush128]

Like the title says, I'm selling this NOS 353. Never been fueled. Includes original owners manual.
I'm looking to get $450+shipping for PHO. I can include a brand new 18" bar and chain for an additional $25.
I may consider trading this for other Husqvarna or Jonsered saws, NOS or in very nice shape. If it doesn't sell, it will just stay in my collection.
Thanks for looking!

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[mesupra]

Great saw at a great price! Great guy to deal with as well, anyone looking for a 50cc saw should grab this quick!

 

[CR888]

l love NOS stuff especially saws. Where does the 353 fit into the husky range. ls it the same displacement/jug as a 346?

 

[mesupra]

Same only different. It's a 346 with a husky made piston and cylinder. Very good preforming saws

 

[Landmark]

Nice looking saw. Wont last long imo. Glws

 

[mathewsdxt75]

Man I wish I needed another 50cc saw

 

[gunrush128]

Man I wish I needed another 50cc saw

You DOOOO need another 50cc saw. Lol


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[gunrush128]

Somebody must have a place for this saw...

Again, I am open to fair trades for Husqvarna saws in very nice condition. Perhaps a nice 288xp?


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[rumrun999]

Sorry for my ignorance, what does the NOS stand for.....to me and my 550 hp diesel powerstroke, it makes sense.....with a chainsaw, I am a bit lost. Also, I have a Jonny 920 turbo and am looking for a 24" - 28" bar and chain for it. It currently has a 20" bar, 3/8-.58-72 or 73 chain now. I only have this saw and it serves as the feller, cutter, limber....and forearm burner after a day of cutting, but it keeps on cutting. Would this husky serve as a lighter replacement with a 20" or 24" bar instead of investing in the old Jonsered

Thanks for your help.

 

[gunrush128]

NOS = New, Old Stock

I would say that this would be a good saw for an 18-20" bar, but definitely not a 24".
Perfect for limbing, and light duty bucking.
It's a light, nimble, and snappy little saw.


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[stihlaficionado]

Ported a lot of fun

 

[KenJax Tree]

NOS = New, Old Stock

I would say that this would be a good saw for an 18-20" bar, but definitely not a 24".
Perfect for limbing, and light duty bucking.
It's a light, nimble, and snappy little saw.


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20" is pushing its limits, but i'll rip with a 16"-18"

 

[rumrun999]

NOS = New, Old Stock

I would say that this would be a good saw for an 18-20" bar, but definitely not a 24".
Perfect for limbing, and light duty bucking.
It's a light, nimble, and snappy little saw.


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Thanks for the insight and clarification to everyone!!!

 

[jughead500]

Magic piltz dust and your good to go with at least 32"

 

[gunrush128]

Bump


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[lovetheoutdoors]

These are excellent saws, I've had my 353 for around 5 year now. I have also had a couple 1 346xp and 1 MS260 and sold both and kept the 353. To me, it runs just as well as a stock 346xp.

 

[gunrush128]

These are excellent saws, I've had my 353 for around 5 year now. I have also had a couple 1 346xp and 1 MS260 and sold both and kept the 353. To me, it runs just as well as a stock 346xp.

It takes some pretty serious self control to not fuel this saw up and run it through its first tank of gas! I miss my 346. I've heard from others that they perform at the same level.
Good thing we have a ton of snow covering all the saw-worthy wood around here.
This saw is PRISTINE. I am diggin the all orange pro-saw look, too!


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[KenJax Tree]

I say keep it and run the snot out of it.

 

[lovetheoutdoors]

I agree! I probably wouldn't be able to help myself haha.

 

[gunrush128]

If I didn't have a 550xp, I would be keeping this one.


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