Is Husqvarna owned by Poulan
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I got this quote from "Garden Web" (Husqvarna definitely owns Poulan. I'm sure they still make some of their original good quality stuff in Sweden. Husqvarna bought Poulan. I know because I have been to the plant in Nashville, Arkansas. For many years it was Poulan. Now it is Husqvarna. Just like in the mower line they probably have lower price/quality units as well as the good stuff for more money. Husqvarna also bought out AYP and makes mowers for Sears. Husqvarna mowers look suspiciously like AYP stuff. Only Husqvarna knows how much of which product is made where. They are a huge company and are worldwide.) I got this quote from "Garden Web" (Husqvarna definitely owns Poulan. I'm sure they still make some of their original good quality stuff in Sweden. Husqvarna bought Poulan. I know because I have been to the plant in Nashville, Arkansas. For many years it was Poulan. Now it is Husqvarna. Just like in the mower line they probably have lower price/quality units as well as the good stuff for more money. Husqvarna also bought out AYP and makes mowers for Sears. Husqvarna mowers look suspiciously like AYP stuff. Only Husqvarna knows how much of which product is made where. They... » Read More I got this quote from "Garden Web" (Husqvarna definitely owns Poulan. I'm sure they still make some of their original good quality stuff in Sweden. Husqvarna bought Poulan. I know because I have been to the plant in Nashville, Arkansas. For many years it was Poulan. Now it is Husqvarna. Just like in the mower line they probably have lower price/quality units as well as the good stuff for more money. Husqvarna also bought out AYP and makes mowers for Sears. Husqvarna mowers look suspiciously like AYP stuff. Only Husqvarna knows how much of which product is made where. They are a huge company and are worldwide.) « Show Less
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To the best of my knowledge it is not. Husqvarna is a Swedish company and makes a quality chainsaw. I had a Poulan and was not impressed.
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I did a little research! Found a Web site that said Electrolux is the same in chainsaws, that mtd is in lawnmowers! I bought a 450WA little over a year ago,I am very happy with it! I think in this day and age look for what you want to do with it, and in your budget, and the warranty! Base your decision on that! Shop Amazon,I did got the saw with no frt.charge or tax!
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From what I have read they are the same company, but Poulan is their economy line product, while Husqvarna is their more quality line.
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The snow plow is suppose to fit all 2008 and newer models of Husqvarna tractors
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Oregon 16-Inch Micro Lite Chain Saw Chain Fits Husqvarna, Poulan R56 (Purchased from Amazon)
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Mine was attached. I would suggest getting on the Husqvarna website and pull up the manual for it. Or, go to Lowe's and look at one there. I hope this helps. As for the trimmer itself, you can't beat Husqvarna products.
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While the wheels are plastic, they will take some beating in order to break them. To answer your question however, your local Husqvarna dealer will have the ability to order and replace the wheels for you. Also look on places like Amazon or Ebay for wheels removed. I know Lowes has sold replacement wheels in the past as well, but not sure if they carry this specific wheel. Nevertheless, the wheel sizes are pretty common and you should be able to locate a replacement wheel, even if its not a Husqvarna issued replacement.
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I ordered this and received just an empty mandrel housing with bolts. I ordered the shaft and bottom bearing section separate. Husqvarna 192872 Greasable Spindle Shaft For Husqvarna/Poulan/Roper/Craftsman/Weed Eater by Husqvarna http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0057INQHE/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_.3PUtb1VVDA5F
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Yes! Husqvarna will have you go to your nearest Husqvarna authorized dealer to perform the work All you will need is the sales receipt. In case you ever purchase a certified factory reconditioned machine, you will only have 90 days of warranty. In that case, follow the same procedures and state that it is not running to your satisfaction before the 90 day warranty is up. However, Husqvarna makes high quality equipment and I doubt you will have any problems with this machine. Just use FRESH mid grade gas and proper oil amount for a 50:1 ratio. Better, spring for the 50:1 gas and oil premix, which has a shelve life of 5 years. You will use up the quart before it goes bad. Yes! Husqvarna will have you go to your nearest Husqvarna authorized dealer to perform the work All you will need is the sales receipt. In case you ever purchase a certified factory reconditioned machine, you will only have 90 days of warranty. In that case, follow the same procedures and state that it is not running to your satisfaction before the 90 day warranty is up. However, Husqvarna makes high quality equipment and I doubt you will have any problems with this machine. Just use FRESH mid grade gas and proper oil amount for a 50:1 ratio. Better, spring for the 50:1 gas and oil premix,... » Read More Yes! Husqvarna will have you go to your nearest Husqvarna authorized dealer to perform the work All you will need is the sales receipt. In case you ever purchase a certified factory reconditioned machine, you will only have 90 days of warranty. In that case, follow the same procedures and state that it is not running to your satisfaction before the 90 day warranty is up. However, Husqvarna makes high quality equipment and I doubt you will have any problems with this machine. Just use FRESH mid grade gas and proper oil amount for a 50:1 ratio. Better, spring for the 50:1 gas and oil premix, which has a shelve life of 5 years. You will use up the quart before it goes bad. « Show Less
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I got one and it fit my husqvarna just save screws because it does not come with any.
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Don't know, but it is big enough for the Husqvarna...Hope this helps Holly Cool Beans...Lee
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Best thing to do is remove old one and compare images on inside there are two primary recoils for husqvarna so you got 50/50 chance
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Sorry but I have no idea. Didn't realize that I had reviewed my Poulan chain saw. Husqvarna may have purchased Poulan, but I cannot imagine them making the saws. Mine starts and runs well throughout my limited use. The PROBLEM is the gas cap. In contact with current gasoline mixtures, the plastic swells. I have to remove the gas cap with channel lock pliers and then the gas cap will no longer work. Until I have cured it in the freezer for a number of days. That's right. That means unless you have multiple gas caps you can only use the chain saw for one tank of gas. Talk about dumb engineering. Sorry but I have no idea. Didn't realize that I had reviewed my Poulan chain saw. Husqvarna may have purchased Poulan, but I cannot imagine them making the saws. Mine starts and runs well throughout my limited use. The PROBLEM is the gas cap. In contact with current gasoline mixtures, the plastic swells. I have to remove the gas cap with channel lock pliers and then the gas cap will no longer work. Until I have cured it in the freezer for a number of days. That's right. That means unless you have multiple gas caps you can only use the chain saw for one tank of gas. Talk about dumb engineering.
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According to the oregonproducts.com website, the Poulan AVHD 20" bar takes the H78 chain.
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Yes, Husqvarna 531307169 Two-Stage Snow Thrower around $1250.00. I understand it will accept a generic snow plow (Husqvarna 48" Snow Blade Fits All 2008 and Newer Husqvarna Tractors) around $420.00. I can't help but be a smart ass please forgive me? What good are these if you can't keep the mower running and out of service? Best of luck, Regards
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Scott, I replaced the chain on my and found a site that sells Poulan parts. If interested, I will find it and let you know where to find them.
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I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I recommend the Product!!!!!!!!Skydivebob
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I did that and also bought the Husqvarna extra chain and chain bar oil and a 6 pack of oil also and have been fighting Husqvarna and Amazon for 8 months or so... I would tell you that I LOVE repeat LOVE my Husqvarna Chair Saw but as to customer assistance from them or Amazon SUCKS.....................
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Not sure. According to Gardena.com and Wikipedia, Gardena is owned by Husqvarna, which is a Swedish company. According to Wikipedia, Gardena is in Ulm, Germany and has production sites in Germany and the Czech Republic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardena_AG