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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #10 on: November 25, 2013, 10:44:10 am »
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As I said elsewhere it is a "frankensaw", that most likely is a 66 with a 266xp starter cover.  ;)

Did the 66 have closed transfer ports?  If not then that is a 266XP cylinder.

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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #11 on: November 25, 2013, 12:44:07 pm »
Just showing the pic of the 66 cylinder that I had in past.  These are all the pics I can find as this saw was sent to Finland if I recall right and cylinder never removed. Look like new inside still.
Sorry no pic of flywheel side like his pic was.

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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #12 on: November 25, 2013, 12:56:50 pm »
266 cylinder to show it.


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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #13 on: November 25, 2013, 05:02:06 pm »
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As I said elsewhere it is a "frankensaw", that most likely is a 66 with a 266xp starter cover.  ;)

Did the 66 have closed transfer ports?  If not then that is a 266XP cylinder.

No it didn't - it had basically the same open port Gilardoni as the non-xp 268.

Are you sure that is a closed port cylinder, and how do you know? 

Maybe you looked at the wrong picture? ???

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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #14 on: November 25, 2013, 05:12:59 pm »
266 cylinder to show it.



...and that is a closed port Mahle...

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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #15 on: December 03, 2013, 01:47:31 pm »
No it didn't - it had basically the same open port Gilardoni as the non-xp 268.

Are you sure that is a closed port cylinder, and how do you know? 

Maybe you looked at the wrong picture? ???

The outside of the transfer port bulges outward to make room for the transfer bridge. 

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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #16 on: December 05, 2013, 11:50:18 am »
No it didn't - it had basically the same open port Gilardoni as the non-xp 268.

Are you sure that is a closed port cylinder, and how do you know? 

Maybe you looked at the wrong picture? ???

The outside of the transfer port bulges outward to make room for the transfer bridge. 


Are you sure that there is no bulge on the open port Gilardoni?

That doesn't really make sense to me - but then I don't know it all.... ;D

If Spike60 turned up here, I'm sure he could clear this little "dispute" up in an instant....

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Re: Help identifying Husqvarna chainsaw
« Reply #17 on: January 02, 2014, 08:07:26 am »

The outside of the transfer port bulges outward to make room for the transfer bridge. 


Well, I just found an old picture I had saved (hard-copy only) of an open loop Gilardoni, and it surely has such bulges where the transfers are, just like the cylinder in question here.
That one was off a non-xp 268, but that one used the same cylinder as the 66.

 

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