One of the last 346xp's. Finally Mine.

[OntheLevel]

After months of 0 success. Thanks You XSKIER. He pointed me to a True Value Hardware in Milford

MI.

Wow they have 3 left still.

Anyway I weighed it bone dry. No oil or gas EVER! 11.2 pounds!!!!

Looks like the J'red and Husky versions weigh the same:taped:

Husky rounds down I guess. Anyway pics coming soon. Which clutch cover do I get to replace this

fugly silver one? Thanks

Adam

 

[KenJax Tree]

Who cares about the color of the clutch cover, this ain't no fashion show:msp_thumbsup:

 

[expy]

After months of 0 success. Thanks You XSKIER. He pointed me to a True Value Hardware in Milford

MI.

Wow they have 3 left still.

Anyway I weighed it bone dry. No oil or gas EVER! 11.2 pounds!!!!

Looks like the J'red and Husky versions weigh the same:taped:

Husky rounds down I guess. Anyway pics coming soon. Which clutch cover do I get to replace this

fugly silver one? Thanks

Adam

I powder coated mine.$15.00 :cool2:

 

[REJ2]

After months of 0 success. Thanks You XSKIER. He pointed me to a True Value Hardware in Milford

MI.

Wow they have 3 left still.

Anyway I weighed it bone dry. No oil or gas EVER! 11.2 pounds!!!!

Looks like the J'red and Husky versions weigh the same:taped:

Husky rounds down I guess. Anyway pics coming soon. Which clutch cover do I get to replace this

fugly silver one? Thanks

Adam

Got me a Husky 353 clutch cover from Baileys to replace the gray one, at the time was about $53. Worth every penny, exact fit.

 

[OntheLevel]

Who cares about the color of the clutch cover, this ain't no fashion show:msp_thumbsup:

Good man KenJax. I owe you lunch if we ever meet. :cool2:

 

[SawTroll]

After months of 0 success. Thanks You XSKIER. He pointed me to a True Value Hardware in Milford

MI.

Wow they have 3 left still.

Anyway I weighed it bone dry. No oil or gas EVER! 11.2 pounds!!!!

Looks like the J'red and Husky versions weigh the same:taped:

Husky rounds down I guess. Anyway pics coming soon. Which clutch cover do I get to replace this

fugly silver one? Thanks

Adam

That has always been the true weight of the 50cc version, and just .2 lbs more than the specs say.

If you put a 2153 on the same scale, it likely will show 11.3 - a little more if the muffler is a cat one...

A 353 clutch cover will fit, as will a 351, 350 and 345 one, or a 346 one from before may or so in 2007. They all are the same cover. I wouldn't bother though....

 

[SawTroll]

I powder coated mine.$15.00 :cool2:

Sad story...

 

[expy]

Sad story...

Granted, color choice was questionable but the need to powder coat was there. The factory coating had been contaminated with a lot of paint remover.

 

[XSKIER]

Congrats on the new saw! Rep sent.

 

[OntheLevel]

She does weight 11.2 pounds. Never a drop of fluid. The guy said do you want to gas up and start it.?

I said "NO". I want to weigh it bone dry.

I think that puts the myth to rest that the 2153 is

.2 pounds heavier.

Under the top cover they look like exactly the same thing to my untrained eye. In fact like twins.

Brothers of another color.

 

[Uncle John]

I powder coated mine.$15.00 :cool2:

Powder coating.....:msp_thumbup:

Color choice..........:msp_confused:

 

[SawTroll]

She does weight 11.2 pounds. Never a drop of fluid. The guy said do you want to gas up and start it.?

I said "NO". I want to weigh it bone dry.

I think that puts the myth to rest that the 2153 is

.2 pounds heavier.

Under the top cover the look like exactly the same thing to my untrained eye. In fact like twins.

Brothers of another color.

Why should that info "put to rest" anything - there is absolutely zero new info here?:confused2:

The 2153 actually will weight a few grams more, as there is a little more plastic in the starter side covers, and the streigh across handlebar is slightly longer in total.

Nobody ever said that the weight difference mattered (except as a joke) - but the difference in the handlebar angle does.

 

[srb08]

:bang:

Why should that info "put to rest" anything - there is absolutely zero new info here?:confused2:

The 2153 actually will weight a few grams more, as there is a little more plastic in the starter side covers, and the streigh across handlebar is slightly longer in total.

Nobody ever said that the weight difference mattered (except as a joke) - but the difference in the handlebar angle does.

:bang:

 

[SawTroll]

:bang:


:bang:

What is your problem?

 

[Farmertim]

What is your problem?

Was wondering the same thing myself. Seems to be a lot of mud slinging/ wast of space posts lately!

 

[young]

She does weight 11.2 pounds. Never a drop of fluid. The guy said do you want to gas up and start it.?

I said "NO". I want to weigh it bone dry.

I think that puts the myth to rest that the 2153 is

.2 pounds heavier.

Under the top cover the look like exactly the same thing to my untrained eye. In fact like twins.

Brothers of another color.

you sure?

ill leave this right here

 

[SawTroll]

Different scales obviosly can show a little different numbers - but if you look a little into Youngs different pictures, they illustrate a few points (no real surprices though). :msp_smile:

In this case, the cat muffler from the 2153 added 1.6 oz. When that difference was eliminated, the 2153 still was a 2.2 oz heavier than the 346xp.

 

[Ductape]

You guys really love to split hairs.........

 

[OntheLevel]

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Yes I'm positive the 346 was bone dry 11.2 lbs.

I never did weight my 2153 when I first got it. Specs say 11.2.

Here's my pics. Sorry I'm still trying to figure out pics in the posts.

You guys know more than me. It appears it's a regular 346xp. NE?.. It has a 2011 date on it.

Any suggestions from the experts.?

Thanks, Adam

 

[SawTroll]

You guys really love to split hairs.........

There are a few times when it makes sense to do so! :biggrin:

To further split the hairs, there actually was some paperwork attached to those saws when Young put them on the scale....:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange: