Saw Identification help?

[walleye34]

Picked up these two saws from the local scrap yard, anyone have any input on places to get parts or possible ideas on what model the husqavarna is?

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

It looks like a model 50.

 

[alexcagle]

About 50% of one too.....

 

[wombler]

Does that make it a model 25?

 

[alexcagle]

It's nearly impossible for me not to pick up a chainsaw in the trash.
I think it's a primal instinct of most hetrosexual human males.
Like when a rabbit takes off in my back yard, and my dachshund immediately gives chase without thinking. lol

 

[Jon1212]

Does that make it a model 25?

It appears he got a Poulan Pro 127.5 as well.

 

[alexcagle]

The pull rope handle may be useable on the Poulan.
Saws like that;
you open the gas cap and smell the 10yr old rotten gas from 3 feet away.

 

[walleye34]

Anyone know where parts for either be found or does anyone need parts?

 

[alexcagle]

On the other side of the dump. Probably with a feminine napkin stuck to it.
Sorry.....Lmao
Try the trading post forum.

 

[walleye34]

For the big price of free I couldn't pass them up lol

 

[Jon1212]

For the big price of free I couldn't pass them up lol

Agreed.

Throw them in a box, and wait to see if you need them "down the road".

 

[Chris-PA]

For the big price of free I couldn't pass them up lol

Hey, there might be some good screws left!

 

[walleye34]

I sure wish there was more to that husky but it is what it is

 

[Jon1212]

I sure wish there was more to that husky but it is what it is

Find a part number on it, and then you'll know which series it belongs to. Maybe you'll find one at some point that got dropped, and the tank got cracked. You never know.