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       #Post#: 56224--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: Cut4fun
       Date: March 29, 2015, 4:25 pm
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       This one was bought new by owner. Nothing has been changed.
       1999 with zama carb, front tensioner, round intake with clamp
       like I am used to.
       Pics loading.
       #Post#: 56225--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: Cut4fun
       Date: March 29, 2015, 4:34 pm
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       By those bulges on transfers to me says closed quads.
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       #Post#: 56226--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: Cut4fun
       Date: March 29, 2015, 4:35 pm
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       I had to clean intake to show the metal clamp. It was caked on.
       #Post#: 56227--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: 660magnum
       Date: March 29, 2015, 4:45 pm
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       I remember reading a few discussions about the straight original
       365 and the 365 Special transitional period some years ago. The
       discussion didn't go any different than this one.
       The change over was not a clear one shot bang. There was a
       gradual some of this and some of that transition into the
       Special. In fact the Special name came about at two different
       times with a regular 365 label in between with parts of a
       special on the inside.  My 365 Special with the Zama carburetor
       is a 1999 model.
       My idea of a true Special is not any different than the ones I
       have that are labeled "Special" but in the 1999/2000 years there
       were variations?
       Troll will be along tonight and straighten us all out as to the
       true Husqvarna 365 gospel as troll sees it?
       #Post#: 56251--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: Eccentric
       Date: March 29, 2015, 11:46 pm
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       Last year at the PNW GTG, a fine Canadian fellow showed me a
       Jonsered variant from this series (can't remember the model #).
       It had a weird closed port jug (48mm IIRC) that had two of the
       four transfer channels (one on each side) blank.  Cast solid.
       Obviously meant to be a lower performance/price point model
       (like a 45mm 350 vs a 353).
       He swapped a 371/372XP p/c onto it while we were there.  I
       greatly regret not taking pics of the original jug, making note
       of the casting #, or even making note of the J-Red model #.  I
       need to email him with some questions.......
       #Post#: 56252--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: 660magnum
       Date: March 30, 2015, 12:19 am
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       Sounds like a take-off on a Husqvarna 362 That has an Italian
       Gilardoni Cylinder?
       I have one. It runs pretty good. Kevin collected the parts and
       put it together. They were brought out as a fuel economy
       chainsaw. They would run a long time on a tank of mix.
       The early 362XP had a K295 mount and a front adjuster.  The very
       last ones made as Husqvarna's were labeled as 362XP Special's
       (?) and had a D009 mount and a side adjuster just like a 372XP
       #Post#: 56253--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: Eccentric
       Date: March 30, 2015, 1:22 am
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       I'm thinking it was a 2063.  That's the number that's sticking
       in my head anyways.  I'll ask him.  Can't remember if it had the
       small or large bar mount.
       #Post#: 56254--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: 660magnum
       Date: March 30, 2015, 3:20 am
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       The 362 had a 47mm bore
       Jonsered 2063
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       #Post#: 56263--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: wisecobandit
       Date: March 30, 2015, 12:53 pm
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       Yeah the gil 362 cylinder was the only 1 to have a blank
       transfer port on 1 side.
       660 magnum the saw you have posted up is just the plain 365 not
       the special (well not here in the uk anyway) The word "special"
       would be on the side starter recoil and on the i.d tag.
       The plain 365's came with closed and open ports and seemed quite
       random. Its mainly the late ones so possibly a bit of a
       crossbreed before going over to the special??
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       Re: Husqvarna 365
   DIR By: Eccentric
       Date: March 30, 2015, 1:00 pm
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       I just learned that the Jonsered in question is a 2163.  The
       owner is bigbadbob on AS.  The saw is listed in his sigline as a
       "JRed 2163 now a 2171".
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