Husqvarna 365 special rebuild.

[@MarcosCalapucha]

Yo quiero ver como se despega para sacar el seguñal

[@tomalophicon]

Hey mate. Just got a 2001 365 special. Can you confirm if yours has the open port cylinder and the Zama carb with the bolt on intake boot? Trying to work out what parts are stock for these Aussie 365s. Cheers

[@v26224]

yes that's what this one had stock

[@tomalophicon]

@@v26224 cheers mate

[@craigtimmons3468]

Good Quick Build 👍👍 I'm not trying to tell you how to do your builds, But one thing I suggest is that when your pressing the crank useing the method you use, is to install something hard (metal or wood) with a tight fit in between the crankshaft counter weights to prevent them from potentially moving on the rod pin and causing the crank from becoming somewhat bowed or arched thus causing issues like a vibration. If you watch closely you can see this happening as you first start to press the crank into the first case half. Useing something between the counterweights will prevent this and can be removed after the cases are assembled.

[@v26224]

Thanks for the suggestion Craig, I will have a look into that. Always open on feedback for my builds

[@Sensei948]

@@v26224 140psi Good compresion 372xp oem?

[@Sensei948]

@@v26224 140psi Good compresion 372xp oem?

[@garengtutorial8923]

Kalau alat2 nya lengkap pekerjaan jadi lebih cepat dan rapi bro

[@mile4856]

I have HUSQVARNA 365 special.It is relatively new.On the decompression valve and under have little oil and carbon. Anyway,It seems that chainsaw work normal and the compression is good... I don't use decompression valve for starting..Sorry for my bad english.Thanks for your answer...

[@v26224]

i wouldn't worry abut it

[@Sensei948]

140 psi good compresion 372 xp ??????????

[@v26224]

sounds ok

[@Sensei948]

@@v26224 oil mix 1:33 husqvarna ls + ?

[@v26224]

@@Sensei948 follow your manufacturers instructions

[@Sensei948]

@@v26224 13200 rok max 372xp oe is ok?

[@jesussequera1043]

Amigo para que usted monta esos vídeos si va demasiado rápido no sirve