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BrianK
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Hi folks,
My dad still has the old Husky 65 that we used for firewood cutting when I was a teenager. It has to be at least 30 years old now. It starts, but stalls when its hot out or the saw gets hot. Also, it tends to cut crooked fairly quickly after sharpening, and did even back then. Its cut many cords of firewood, as we heated a large 5 bedroom ranch house with a wood boiler for over ten years.
Is this old saw worth putting some time and a couple dollars into as a back up to my Stihl Farm Boss? If I remember correctly it has a 24" bar. Any idea of motor size, parts availability?
Thanks,
Brian
My dad still has the old Husky 65 that we used for firewood cutting when I was a teenager. It has to be at least 30 years old now. It starts, but stalls when its hot out or the saw gets hot. Also, it tends to cut crooked fairly quickly after sharpening, and did even back then. Its cut many cords of firewood, as we heated a large 5 bedroom ranch house with a wood boiler for over ten years.
Is this old saw worth putting some time and a couple dollars into as a back up to my Stihl Farm Boss? If I remember correctly it has a 24" bar. Any idea of motor size, parts availability?
Thanks,
Brian