Husqvarna 140 Chainsaw Specifications (140e, 140 TrioBrake)
There are at least three different versions of the modern Husqvarna 140 Chainsaw, which should not be confused with the 1970s Husqvarna 140 S. The … Read more
There are at least three different versions of the modern Husqvarna 140 Chainsaw, which should not be confused with the 1970s Husqvarna 140 S. The … Read more
The Husqvarna 170 CD is a very early version of the Husqvarna 162 SE. There are very few discussions of the model online, with the … Read more
The Husqvarna 137 is a small, now-discontinued, homeowner-level chainsaw from the early 2000s. Here’s how the model was described on Northern Tool in 2005: Great … Read more
The Husqvarna 49 is a mid-sized homeowner chainsaw model that was released in 1996 and only had a short production run. About the versions, Saw … Read more
The 44cc Husqvarna 44 was introduced in 1979. Here’s how it was described in a 1980s-era brochure… Husqvarna 44 A comparatively light but effective saw … Read more
The Husqvarna 42 is a 42cc chainsaw model that was produced from 1988 to 1995. Versions include: Husqvarna 42 Husqvarna 42 Special Husqvarna 42 300th … Read more
The Husqvarna 32 (or Husky 32) is a small 32cc top-handle saw that was introduced in 1977. It was produced by Solo and is the … Read more
Our friend Alex, who sells restored vintage chainsaws on eBay (here: szabsa76), sent over these pictures of his latest chainsaw. It’s a replica STIHL military … Read more
The Husqvarna 22 was one of Husqvarna’s early lightweight homeowner saws in the 1970s, marketed under the “Husky” branding in some regions. It predated the … Read more
The Husky/Husqvarna 34 Standard is a compact 34cc petrol chainsaw aimed at general property and cottage/yard work—a “hobby” saw meant for varied light-to-medium tasks. In … Read more