Here’s some more pics.
Top cover only held in by two screws in the back. No screw on the front Mag side like most Huskys.
Top cover only held in by two screws in the back. No screw on the front Mag side like most Huskys.
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Helping a neighbor right after breakfast but I’ll have it running today.
It’s interesting that they now have this saw and the slightly larger cc, lighter, but more expensive 135 mk2. I noticed the 135 is rated at 2.01 hp versus 2 on the 130.
What’s a manual? Ha ha!!
So is this a husky design or a poulan design?
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Good question, @spike60 might know?
I put one of my other bars and chain on it so I can keep the OE bar new. Also want to be able to use a chain that I sharpened so I have a better idea how it baselines versus the 142.
Bucked up this birch from crown to stump for the first cuts with the 130. The saw was a little boggy for the first cuts despite 4 stroking while unloaded.
Once that cleared up it cuts well. Self feeds nicely and you can put some pressure on it before it bogs. For a stock 38 cc homeowner saw it cuts quite well.
Once that cleared up it cuts well. Self feeds nicely and you can put some pressure on it before it bogs. For a stock 38 cc homeowner saw it cuts quite well.
The Poulan-made Huskys were Husky--designed, i.e. they were designed in consideration of all available techniques AND for manufacture in the Arkansas plant.
The 130/135 is similarly designed considering input from all Husky divisions, specifically for manufacture in their Jenn Feng plant.
I’m still at a loss why they would create two totally different designs that were less than 3 cc apart and $30 difference in price point. Maybe to see which was more successful and then crash the other design along with the junk 240/120 saws?
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I did it to on my 450. Don’t know how but I did. More than few cuss words were said trying to get it disengaged.
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I’m right there with you. Pretty sure I even invented a few over it lol. That’s actually how I got into saws more and on this site. Didn’t know how to fix it and got mad so I decided to start learning more. Ended up buying a ms391 and now I don’t have either of those saws but have a lot better.
I did that once a few years back, it sort of slipped off easily but definitely wasn't going back on. Had to reset it manually.
My bad.
The 130 and 135 are different saws....the 130 and the 135 Mk 2 appear to be identical except for the side chain tensioner on the 135-2 as well as a $50 price difference.
the 135 is a totally different saw.
Go figure...
My info is from 2008.
Jenn Feng was a Taiwanese company largely manufacturing in China, similar to Hong Kong company Techtronics.
McCulloch saws sold in USA have come from there before and since Husqvarna ownership.
