old husky seals

[president]

65l seals need doing,was informed that they are same as 288
pto yes flywheel side smaller,and nla dealer.the machine shop cant even order that size after
miching out the old one ,any suggestions?

 

[Big_Wood]

http://www.weedeaterman.com/product_p/h29288.htm

 

[Big_Wood]

to tell you the truth though i feel like i've been through this before. i think you can only use a 288 seal on one side but there is a 99% chance that i am wrong as i haven't done any in depth work on these saws in a long time.

 

[nmurph]

Here you are-

PN 503 26 0204

http://www.husqvarnapartsdistributo...kcase_//_Tank_Assembly/08|~482|~696/084820002

The 281/288's that I looked at used 503 26 0205

 

[president]

to tell you the truth though i feel like i've been through this before. i think you can only use a 288 seal on one side but there is a 99% chance that i am wrong as i haven't done any in depth work on these saws in a long time.

thanks, again the sources for these in BC are more scarce than the states

 

[griffonks]

What does your old 65 look like?

 

[HiOctane]

Here you are-

PN 503 26 0204

http://www.husqvarnapartsdistributors.com/pages/oemparts?aribrand=HUS#/Husqvarna_Power_Equipment/65_(1984-04)/Crankcase_//_Tank_Assembly/08|~482|~696/084820002

Same as 266,630,etc.Should be easy to find.

 

[Modifiedmark]

thanks, again the sources for these in BC are more scarce than the states

There standard metric seals, no biggie, any bearing supply house can get them off your measurements

 

[tpope]

The model 77 uses the same seals.

 

[president]

[QUOj

What does your old 65 look like?

just like that old beauty,had to use the stihl
seal puller after soaking down the exterior of
the seal with acetone, they use some kind of laquer
to seal them thanks
TE="griffonks, post: 4821529, member: 6118"]

What does your old 65 look like?[/QUOTE]

 

[griffonks]

You don't see many L65's around anymore, I found this one late last winter in Colorado's Black Forest, the C/L ad said "Old Husqvarna Blocking chainsaw" and no pic. Being a husky fan I drove 65 miles one way to see what it was, thinking it was a 61...

I bought it on a whim as I have some nice huskies, 154se, 261/262xp x 3, 266xpg, 268/272xp, 357xp, 372xp, 395xp. It wouldn't run because the fuel line was rotted, I put this blue fuel hose in and off she went. This hose swelled up in the tank so I ordered the new Husqvarna kit, a 372 curly line with a grommet to seal the tank.

I have checked out eBay to see what the value might be out of curiosity but have not seen any decent runners for sale since. This winter I'll clean it up and make up a fresh chain for it... It's a torqy son of a gun.

Please post the seal size when you find it.

thanks for the thread, President

 

[president]

Here you are-

PN 503 26 0204

http://www.husqvarnapartsdistributors.com/pages/oemparts?aribrand=HUS#/Husqvarna_Power_Equipment/65_(1984-04)/Crankcase_//_Tank_Assembly/08|~482|~696/084820002

The 281/288's that I looked at used 503 26 0205

thanks, Due to the new *you provided for the flywheel side
I was able to get it from husky.Even the IPL for that saw
was wrong