bcflyfisher
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looking to buy a functional chain brake and cover for a husky 2101 /2100
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The saw has a full wrap . I was unaware that there was a difference actually but checking the parts diagram , 5034172-01 with cover 5034152-01. Thanks for educating me .
Do you usually just bend a coat hanger to make oneThose are pretty tough to find, with the one for the full wrap being the toughest. Hopefully someone here will be able to help you. They are typically rather expensive as well. They do show up on eBay occasionally.
Do you usually just bend a coat hanger to make one.
I bet you're right.I’m sure there are boxes of them somewhere in the PNW. They were taken off the same time the air filter covers were.
I bet you're right.
I'm watching a video right now and the guy just whipped out a new 372 wrap, no big deal right, then I saw it's an oe xpw wrap.
Mines an XT conversion with all the proper plastics fasteners as well as the large dogs, oe wrap, and the wide cover. Nice runner with the 51.4.Took me a couple years to find my OE 372W. Another hard to find one around here.
I wouldn't doubt what Brads saying at all, he's found plenty of unicorns that everyone says can't be found as have I. Sure if you keep looking you'll find yours as well.I don't know about boxes but these saws still exist out here . just cant find a chain brake . rare and hard to find . kinda like monstrous douglas fir and spruce . I will keep looking .
Mines an XT conversion with all the proper plastics fasteners as well as the large dogs, oe wrap, and the wide cover. Nice runner with the 51.4.
I normally run the ported xt with a wrap, the xpw is the large factory cylinder but stock, I try to keep it a bit nicer too.I have this style as well as an OEM one. Don’t really want to run the OEM W.
I wouldn't doubt what Brads saying at all, he's found plenty of unicorns that everyone says can't be found as have I. Sure if you keep looking you'll find yours as well.
Here's one.
I don't know about boxes but these saws still exist out here . just cant find a chain brake . rare and hard to find . kinda like monstrous douglas fir and spruce . I will keep looking .
Thanks.Nice HDG
Thanks.
It had the gullet attachment too, but I can't find any literature on it and there is only two guys I know of who have them.
As you were saying certain things like this are pretty rare especially out here.
I got that simington square grinder from south bend earlier this yr, I may use it some day, but I have another already set up I use for now.I’ll fine one of them one day, I missed one on CL by an hour about a year ago.
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