Picked up a Husky 272 XP saw today. 72cc and looks decent for free. I have heard of knock off Husky parts out there. Does anyone have a lead on the company? Also got the following:

2 Partner K650 Super concrete saws. 71cc
1 Diamant Boart Super 80 (80cc?) concrete saw
1 Wacker (I think) concrete saw Maybe a Jonsered?

Anyone know anything about the last two?

Hope they had good air cleaners on them....that dust concrete dust is bad news! Capt,n

Looked on the old chainsaw website, no luck on either...
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Thanks Ralph. The Husky and the Partner saws look to be the best bet. I can find manuals and parts for them.

Hi Tim,
Tom Perry does a lot of Husky conversions. He lives in Florida. He may even in the pan handle, close to you. You could send him an e-mail. I bet he knows where to find what you need.

Dave

Tom Perry <[email protected]>
Cocoa Beach, FL USA

Three saws are "comerical" units vs "homeowner" stuff, don't know about the Diamant

Thanks guys. The Partner saws are going to be nice as is the Husky. The Diamant is a Blue Target saw. Found the OEM in KC and they helped me get a parts book. Have a local vendor here who has parts. The engine they said is from an Italian company named Emak. They are now owned with Partner and Husky. The engine is 81cc. I need to cut it apart to see the weight before I get a cylinder kit. They claim 13,500 RPM on these things and the Partner too. I would assume it flows and breaths real well. The last one is a Wacker saw. I need to see who makes them . No luck so far.

Just signed up. I was looking for infomation on the same saw you are talking about. The Emak Diamant Boart Super 80.
I noticed that you indicated that you found a manual in KC. If I could get that information, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance!
Erik
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The newer Husqvarna 25cc and 40cc blowers look to be real well made for the smaller size conversions. Capt,n