Nice link for husky fans

[peter399]

Hello,

Don't know if you know about this one:

http://www.nwcg.gov/pms/pubs/SAGv2/103-141.pdf

All huskys are listed with pictures showing the saw and drawing of the muffler assembly if I'm correct. Also Jonny Reds and Poulan are listed.

/Peter

 

[SawTroll]

Nice link!

It doesn't cover all Huskys, but after the first glance, I believe most of the models offered from about 1979 until about 2002 are there......

It is obvious that the contents of the link are part of a larger publication - I wonder what the rest of it contained......

 

[smokechase II]

more on this

http://www.nwcg.gov/pms/pubs/SAGv2/205-264.pdf

Is by the same folks for Sachs Dolmar and Stihl.

 

[SawTroll]

I still don't understand the purpose of the publication, as there are no part numbers there......

.....but is useful as an indication as to which models are closely related, anyway!

 

[JUDGE1162]

Too bad no newer models

 

[smokechase II]

don't understand

Sawtroll:

It surprised me too where this is from and even why.

NWCG is the National Wildfire Coordinating Group in the US.

Not sure why they felt the need to post this.

I think they would have benn better off just linking to some chainsaw collector sites.

Oh well.

 

[bump_r]

It appears to be a handbook for officials to identify specific saws and determine whether or not they have unmodified (legal) exhausts for use in public woodland. They don't care about P/N, just "are all the parts there and to they look like the pictures?"

 

[JUDGE1162]

That was my feeling it was a cheat sheet for park rangers to check if the saw is legal. As far as I know as long as there is a spark arrestor it is legal

 

[peter399]

Yep. I just found it on google when searching for Husqvarna 42 and some
other oldies. But a good reference anyway if you are interested in older
models and what they look like.