Husqvarna L65 Chainsaw Pictures, Video, Specifications

We already have an article on the Husqvarna 65 in which we share the different versions and some of the history.

This post features the L65, the fifth and final version of the 65, which was released in 1972 and thought to have been made in the Tomos Factory in Yugoslavia.

The L65 featured here is on eBay with seller ‘szabsa76,’ who’s saws we have featured extensively on the blog.

Husqvarna L65

The listing description states (translated):

Vintage Husqvarna L65 chainsaw, in good working condition

Husqvarna L65 chainsaw with good compression, in very nice, well-preserved condition.

All functions work flawlessly; it starts easily both cold and warm, and the engine sounds excellent.

In this condition, it is considered a true collector’s item. A must-have for anyone looking to expand their collection with a vintage machine, or for those seeking a reliable chainsaw for woodworking tasks.

The guide bar is not original; only a sticker has been applied to it.

Specifications

Specification	Details
Engine type	Two-stroke petrol engine with scavenging system.
Engine displacement	65 cc (4.0 cu in).
Number of cylinders	One.
Cylinder bore	48 mm (1.89 in).
Piston stroke	36 mm (1.42 in).
Piston rings	Two rings.
Cylinder material	Chrome-plated aluminum.
Carburetor	Tillotson HS series.
Ignition system	Bosch KDI ignition.
Spark plug	Champion CJ7Y.
Spark plug gap	0.5 mm (0.020 in).
Fuel tank capacity	0.7 litres (23.6 oz).
Fuel-to-oil ratio	40:1 two-stroke fuel mixture.
Maximum engine speed	7,000 rpm.
Clutch type	Centrifugal clutch.
Drive type	Direct drive.
Construction	Die-cast magnesium crankcase.
Air filter	Nylon mesh air filter.
Starter type	Automatic rewind starter.
Oiling system	Automatic chain oil pump.
Chain brake	None fitted.
Weight	8.2 kg with 45 cm bar and chain (18.7 lb).

The L65 is now a popular chainsaw for collectors and is an important piece of Husqvarna history.

Today’s current 65cc Husqvarna model is the 365, another really popular model in the Husky line-up.

Let us know any further L65 history in the comments below, or visit our Facebook posts on the saw to see other comments.