I have a very clean Husqvarna 55.
I would consider trading for an Echo, John Deere, McCulloch, or Poulan product.
1) The Husqvarna 55 has a scored piston and the ring is stuck tight in the groove.
2) Crank shaft has no play in it. No movement up/down or in/out.
3) Has extremely strong and consistent spark.
4) Appears to be a magnesium crankcase.
5) Seems to be pretty low hours on it. It's really a very nice saw.
6) Clutch cover has a slight burn mark on the plastic from the exhaust. Not burned through or anything like that.
7) Top cover has a small scuff and tiny crack. It does not move if you press on it with your thumb. Does not effect structural integrity or the operation of the saw.
I'm not a Husqvarna or Stihl enthusiast, so I don't have any interest in this saw.
Okay, I do have a mint one-owner Husqvarna 162SE that is incredible, but other than that, I'm not into Husqvarna or Stihl.
As usual, give me lots of time to reply. Couple days maybe, depends on work schedule.
Thank you.
Den.
I would consider trading for an Echo, John Deere, McCulloch, or Poulan product.
1) The Husqvarna 55 has a scored piston and the ring is stuck tight in the groove.
2) Crank shaft has no play in it. No movement up/down or in/out.
3) Has extremely strong and consistent spark.
4) Appears to be a magnesium crankcase.
5) Seems to be pretty low hours on it. It's really a very nice saw.
6) Clutch cover has a slight burn mark on the plastic from the exhaust. Not burned through or anything like that.
7) Top cover has a small scuff and tiny crack. It does not move if you press on it with your thumb. Does not effect structural integrity or the operation of the saw.
I'm not a Husqvarna or Stihl enthusiast, so I don't have any interest in this saw.
Okay, I do have a mint one-owner Husqvarna 162SE that is incredible, but other than that, I'm not into Husqvarna or Stihl.
As usual, give me lots of time to reply. Couple days maybe, depends on work schedule.
Thank you.
Den.
