Specification Details Manufactured by McCulloch Motors Corp., Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. Year Introduced June 1956 Year Discontinued September 1956 Engine Displacement 3.3 cu. in. (54cc) … Read more
Specification Details Manufactured by Husqvarna Vapenfabriks AB, Huskvarna, Sweden Series or Assembly Number — Year Introduced 1971 Engine Displacement 77 cc (4.7 cu in) Cylinder … Read more
What does XP mean on Husqvarna Chainsaws? The XP designation on Husky chainsaws is a way to distinguish the Pro chainsaws from the homeowner or … Read more
The Husqvarna 240 is a handy little saw that is great for little jobs, but can’t be expected to take on anything too serious. It’s … Read more
The Husqvarna E70 is a rare 1960s Swedish chainsaw known for its unique Crescent/Monark origins, limited production, and striking orange magnesium body. While modest in … Read more
Where are Husqvarna chainsaws made? Considered one of the oldest tool brands, the Husqvarna Group has been delivering quality equipment for generations. The Swedish company first opened … Read more
Here’s another piece of STIHL Merch. It’s a sheetmetal shield/sign with vintage STIHL imagery. The listing states: STIHL Heritage Sheetmetal Shield STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Original Metal … Read more
The Husqvarna NASCAR Tough Chain Saw was a special edition 350 with an 18-inch bar that was released in 2006. Other than the NASCAR logo … Read more
The 1963 STIHL 08 S engine was designed for multiple other attachment tools besides being used as a chainsaw. This includes the BT 308 two-person … Read more
Chainsaw mitts, aka man mitts, are an additional piece of PPE that must be used by commercial chainsaw users in New Zealand. I recently bought … Read more
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