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Started by Timbercruiser, June 12, 2014, 06:08:13 PM

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Timbercruiser

I have a chance to buy a good running used husky 2100. I was wondering if they were a good saw and if they are able to still get parts for them thanks any info will be a big help

ZeroJunk

They are a good saw.  You can go to Partstree and get an idea of the parts you can still buy new, or eBay and see what used stuff is available.
A little heavy by today's standards I suppose, and you need to eat your Wheaties before you pull on the starter rope. But, it will definitely gnaw something up.

beenthere

Just so you know, we have a Forestry Forum sponsor (see left column) CHAINSAWR for parts, that has some members satisfied when looking for parts... even parts not listed in the website.
Good to reciprocate doing business with our sponsors, IMO.
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ZeroJunk

Quote from: beenthere on June 12, 2014, 08:06:14 PM
Just so you know, we have a Forestry Forum sponsor (see left column) CHAINSAWR for parts, that has some members satisfied when looking for parts... even parts not listed in the website.
Good to reciprocate doing business with our sponsors, IMO.

I wasn't suggesting that he buy them there necessarily, just a good place to see what is available for a saw you don't even own yet.

Maine logger88

I have a 2100 I don't use it for much I just bought it too play with. Good power even with the 32 inch bar buried in pine with .404 chain it just keeps chugging along. Vibrates bad compared to new saws tho don't think I would wanna run it all day
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sawguy21

That saw deserves some respect. It is getting long in the tooth, bit of a bear to start but a real beast in the big stuff.
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husky2100

I would get it there a great saw just stock up on tensioners 

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