teeth for Husky 346

[KevSauce]

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone knows where I can get a set of BIG teeth for my Husky 346XP? I think those things are called "bucking teeth" or "felling spikes" anyway, it comes with some little ones on one side, but I was hoping to get some of the bigger ones. Will the Husky-made ones which come stock on the bigger saws fit on the 346?

Thanks!

 

[SawTroll]

Why tf do you want that on a small saw like that?????

 

[nmurph]

this is the best accessory for a 346.

 

[lone wolf]

called dawgs and i dont think you want them on that saw but i say make your own if you need them.

 

[SawTroll]

called dogs and i dont think you want them on that saw but i say make your own if you need them.

One came with mine, but I never put it on, and never will!

 

[joatmon]

One came with mine, but I never put it on, and never will!

Niko,

Another "weighty issue", eh?

joat

 

[spudulike]

Got small single dogs on my 345 - just to protect the front of the crankcase - don't need to pose with a massive set, they will just get in the way and waste some bar length - only have 15" but I don't like to boast

Spud

 

[SawTroll]

Niko,

Another "weighty issue", eh?

joat

Actually not, my friend - LOL - just that it would be in the way, and not helpful!

 

[joatmon]

Actually not, my friend - LOL - just that it would be in the way, and not helpful!

Niko,

Ten Four.

Just checking,

joat

 

[KevSauce]

called dogs and i dont think you want them on that saw but i say make your own if you need them.

Can I borrow your personal CNC machine?




Any to clarify... I am going to be bucking logs with a diameter nearly 1.5 times my bar length in some cases... I figured these things would help with the leverage and provide some margin of added safety...

 

[nmurph]

Any to clarify... I am going to be bucking logs with a diameter nearly 1.5 times my bar length in some cases... I figured these things would help with the leverage and provide some margin of added safety...

you def need the muf mod!!

 

[jeeptj19992001]

you going to steal trees from central park? or does a tree grow in Brooklyn. i know you have a vacation house in the Poconos

 

[371groundie]

any chance the dogs from a 357 would fit? the two saws share a clutch cover, so you could atleast do the outside one.

 

[KevSauce]

you going to steal trees from central park? or does a tree grow in Brooklyn. i know you have a vacation house in the Poconos

HAHA... close! that would be Connecticut though!

 

[SawTroll]

any chance the dogs from a 357 would fit? the two saws share a clutch cover, so you could atleast do the outside one.

:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

Why would you want that on a 50cc saw???

 

[wigglesworth]

Actually not, my friend - LOL - just that it would be in the way, and not helpful!

Sure there helpful, keep you from bashing the front of the saw and eating the paint off of the case.

 

[Trigger Man]

One came with mine, but I never put it on, and never will!

I ordered the flat bumper for mine instead of the spikes that came on it . I hate dogs my self I like the flat bumpers better. I'm always hooking the spikes in my coveralls with my dolmar.:censored:

 

[KevSauce]

:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

Why would you want that on a 50cc saw???

Because it looks mean! GRRRRRR hahah

 

[J.Walker]

I bet they would stop the saw from tipping over!
I'd give them a try!

 

[SawTroll]

Sure there helpful, keep you from bashing the front of the saw and eating the paint off of the case.

Who cares about that!

Anyway, my birches usually aren't very abrasive......