MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
How about a 346 stock or modded?
Yesterday's Project: Husky 55 Air Injection Rebuild/Porting
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Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
Knowing Brad, I'm pretty sure he has at least one of each.
I have a ported 346 and a ported 2153. Those are the only other 50cc saws I have. I don't see it running with them since they have quad transfers.
I don't do stock
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
You mean to tell me you don't have a brandy new 346 sittin in its original box never touched?I don't do stock
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
Brad I remember seeing pics of your stihl collection I'm sure some of that old magnesium is stock
Nope. But, the 2153 is new. It's only been run a couple times.
You're right. Most of my collector saws are stock. I don't use them though, unless demonstration at a GTG.
It's not. It's a disadvantage. It wastes oil and makes a mess.
If you let it idle much.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
We've got a 55 open port thats a nice little saw.
I figured out a piston for the closed port once......we had to make bushings for the wrist pin. I can't remember what piston we used now.
I figured out a piston for the closed port once......we had to make bushings for the wrist pin. I can't remember what piston we used now.
Jimmy in NC
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Brad that is a clean looking little 55. Looking forward to mine arriving next week.
People should remember that the loved 026 non pro oiled constantly just like the 55. It used to be very common for saws to pump like that.
Sent from my MiniMac running E-85!!
People should remember that the loved 026 non pro oiled constantly just like the 55. It used to be very common for saws to pump like that.
Sent from my MiniMac running E-85!!
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Now I remembered.
The Husqvarna 254 piston is 45mm and will work with brass bushings made for the wrist pin bores.
Locust Cutter
Sawing for Sanity
Makes me miss my 55 which was a closed port saw. It wasn't the lightest or fastest, but it did a number on a lot of Hedge and Locust trees. It was also the first new saw that I ever purchased...
lmbrman
stumped
sharp looking saw Brad !
Once upon a time when the water was low at a local fishing hole my brother was scrounging lures and bobbers from the edge of the pond when he saw a orange handle. He went over to the orange and pulled with all his might(he is a big dude) and low and behold, out of the mud sprung a husky 55 with air injection. Brought it home washed it off with the garden hose drained everything out, let it sit on the hood of he pickup in the hot sun for a day and has been running it since. All we can conclude is that a beaver or bait trapper must have lost the saw through the ice. Either way it was a great find.
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fuzz1500
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Makes me wanna go check out some lakes !!!!!!
Here is one way;
