Chainsaw Repair
Husqvarna - Stihl - Poulan - Jonsered - Dolmar chainsaws and more => Husqvarna => Topic started by: Eccentric on December 17, 2013, 01:56:48 am
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I've read that this saw series shares crankcase/crank architecture with some Poulan saws such as the Poulan 2775. Has anybody taken the p/c from a 46cc or 49cc variant of those Poulan saws and swapped them into the 36-141 Husky series? IIRC, all these engines from 36-49cc have the same 32mm stroke. Just differences in bore, with the 46cc and 49cc versions being 43mm and 44mm respectively.
I just got a PP295, and am not terribly impressed with the feel of the rather wimpy spring AV hardware. I like the 'firmer' feel of the AV setup on these little Husky saws (more like my 272XP). Not hard to find a cheap 36/41/etc with a roached engine. Hmmm. May have to do some tinkering if I scare up a cheap roached 36/41.....
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I've got a bunch of NOS stuff for this series. If you need something let me know. I know i've got some bar to case protectors. That's all I remember off the top of my head. I think a tank handle too.
Shep
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I've got a bunch of NOS stuff for this series. If you need something let me know. I know i've got some bar to case protectors. That's all I remember off the top of my head. I think a tank handle too.
Shep
Thank you Shep. If/when this project get's off the ground I'm sure I'll be contacting you about some part or another.
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yep,
I have done it a couple of times. there is a 46cc craftsman and it swaps right over. it is actually 42.5mm and you may be able to make something work with a stihl ms 250 piston.
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yep,
I have done it a couple of times. there is a 46cc craftsman and it swaps right over. it is actually 42.5mm and you may be able to make something work with a stihl ms 250 piston.
Cool. Thanks for the info. I'm guessing the 46cc Craftsman is probably a rebadged PP295/4620 family saw. Now to scare up a cheap 36/41 carcass. I think one of my local friends has one stashed under the bench...