Scored Husky 2100. Let's fix this 100cc beast. Vintage husqvarna chainsaw rescue attempt!

Taking apart my Husqvarna 2100 CD to see if its salvageable! Hopefully the cylinder can be saved!

[@scottlowther7698]

Lovin the content, keep up the great job. 👍

[@walkerscountrylife]

Thanks for the comment Scott, really appreciate it. Been awa for a couple of weeks, lots more coming soon!

[@dn0682]

I have piston and cylinder original KS in good condition, but for 17 pounds replacement will work near enough as good.

[@walkerscountrylife]

Yes thanks

[@leonardryan8723]

Wolf creek in the USA for on line parts . 😊

[@walkerscountrylife]

Yep thanks, use wolf creek all the time. They deliver to the UK.

[@themaraca]

I have a 385 coming. Going to do a video series on it. Have you ever played with one?

[@walkerscountrylife]

Hey that's cool, no I haven't, but I'd love to. I think a 592 is an absolute weapon!

[@902hand7]

might wanna press/vac test it to see if she's got an air leak...

[@walkerscountrylife]

Yeah good call that buddy. Looks like it failed with fairly low run time.

[@leonardryan8723]

It’s f..k might get lucky fix it . Piston is scrap buddy . 😮

[@walkerscountrylife]

Err yep.

[@jodygallant2356]

James, did I hear you say you have a 61 husqvarna? Did you port it?

[@walkerscountrylife]

Yes I have, it's not ported.. but has a pop up piston and a 266xp cylinder.. I'll be going back into it and doing some porting to it at some point!

[@jodygallant2356]

Ok thank you.

[@jodygallant2356]

Forgot to ask James, when you put the 266/268 top end on the 61, were you able to use the 61 carburator setup? Was it a direct bolt on?