Where to buy Husqvarna Parts online

[Scooby074]

Does anybody know where to buy Husky parts online? Preferably from a Canadian site? Id really like to find a Husky Fiche online, but have had no luck. Funny, all the motorcycles and snowmobiles are pretty much available, but i cant find any small engine stuff like Husky and Stihl.

I wrecked the flywheel on my Model 51 chainsaw and am trying to get an idea of how much this latest screwup is going to cost me Ill call the dealer on Monday, but id like to find a site for future reference, So i can at least know the going rate and get over the shock before seeing the dealer

 

[Erik_in_Hoyt]

try Bailey's?

 

[Scooby074]

Yeah i tried bailies, but that part isnt listed. Everything else i dont need is though And im really hoping to find a Fiche. Looks like Stihl and Husky keep a tighter grip on their copyrights than the other manufacturers.

 

[SimS]

Jason;

I like PartsTree because it has drawings and lists the part numbers. Once you have the part numbers you can shop online. PartsTree.com - Genuine replacement parts for Toro, Echo, Husqvarna, Cub Cadet, Troy Bilt, Lawn Boy (Lawnboy), lawn equipment (lawn mowers, saws, blowers, trimmers, snow blowers) and Tecumseh, Kohler and Briggs and Stratton Engines.

Good Luck

SimS

 

[srs]

Does anybody know where to buy Husky parts online? Preferably from a Canadian site?

Not a Canadian site but try

Jacks Small Engines

 

[waynokakid]

Try cutterschoice, candian based company......Cutter's Choice: Serving arborists, woodcutters, government, landscapers, and do-it-yourselfers.

 

[Scooby074]

Thanks for the info guys.

PartsTree was EXACTLY what i was after. SimS, your Google-Fu is superior to mine. Ive added it to my bookmarks.

Looks like we're looking at around $100 to fix I know a guy local that has used parts so i might get lucky. I guess theres always Ebay.

 

[studor]

Scooby -- I used a guy on ebay called Northwoods chainsaws to get part for a McCulloch that I inherited with a broken flywheel. He had all kinds of used parts and the price was reasonable even after shipping to Canada. I could not find the part here anywhere but with a Husky you will probably have better luck!

 

[Scooby074]

studor: I checked Northwoods, Looks like they may have one. Its listed for a different model but i think its the same. Probably will be an option if i cant find one local.

Husky's design in this case was pretty bad, They cast the key into the flywheel (aluminum) so its not replaceable. Wreck the key, buy a new flywheel

 

[Erik_in_Hoyt]

since it's already toast, would it be worth your while to try machining a slot where the key was and put in one of your own?