What's wrong with the Huskys?
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The one at the bottom of the picture looks like a newer model.
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brandonstc6
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545 has a bad compression release. Not sure on the other one. I suspect it needs a piston and cylinder but I have a good used one.
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Both clamshell engines, don't know much about Huskys, just my son in law's 51/55 conversion I did.
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The 545 is mag cased and auto tune, the other is clamshell
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545 would be a keeper if it was me, take those Poulan pro's and use those as loaner saws.
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Well tomorrow is going to be a great day guys! Get to spend the rest of the week at home with the family for the holiday. Haven't seen them in well over a month now. On a another note, I got a ton of saw parts awaiting me...and two more project saws. Main goal for the week is to get the ms361 working again. Will install a used oem carb and new carb kit so I should be back in business.
Don't be hunching and hugging a saw now.
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We know it's been awhile but you can control yourself
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Have a safe trip
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What should the compression on a homie 330
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Mac&Homelite
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I'll try man, thank!
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Where did everyone go? Been super quiet on the forums the last while. Surely someone got a new saw of sorts.
Probably too cold in the shop to work on them.
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Kensie1988
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My shop is heated 
Lucky, we got an oil burning furnace my brother made out of a water heater tank and a shop vac. Puts off a lot of heat.
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Mac&Homelite
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Don't worry, ours still has a milk house heater. Gets warm enough to keep the fingers from freezing in a couple hours, but that rarely happens because someone opens up the door and let's all the heat out!
Sounds like at work on the other side of the shop, glad I have a wall between my side and their side, I stay toasty warm, at the farm where I do most of my saw work, stay 20' from the heater or you'll be wearing shorts. That thang gets hot, of course, no insulation, open around the top also.
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I've got a 60,000 BTU diesel heater in an insulated garage. Gets up to about 60°F in about 30 mins, and stays there for hours.
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60, got to have 75° to be comfortable for me. [emoji6]
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