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Homelite 360 Chainsaw

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Darin in Nebras

11-02-2005 07:27:47




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Hello guys and gals, I have just received a Homelite 360 chainsaw. The nieghbor guy had it and didn't want it anymore so he gave it to me. I believe it was dropped because the case is broke. I was wondering if anybody had some parts for this saw. I need a new handle, the one on the back that goes down and around to the bottom. NOT the one on top. I also need the piece that the on/off switch mounts to. One of the ears wear it bolts together is broken off. Thanks for any info. Darin

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Coldiron

11-04-2005 07:29:21




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 Re: Homelite 360 Chainsaw in reply to Darin in Nebraska, 11-02-2005 07:27:47  
Darin, I have two 360`s and they are a great saw over 25 yrs old. Joe is right, run a search on Homelite 360 on ebay and google. You will come up with a lot. I recently found a NOS 24" bar and chain at a garage sale for 5.oo with the 360 cover that was also unused. Parts are out there you just have to keep looking. Some parts are still avail from Homelite also.



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Darin in Nebraska

11-04-2005 11:50:17




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 Re: Homelite 360 Chainsaw in reply to Coldiron, 11-04-2005 07:29:21  
Thanks for the info.... I'll keep on looking... Thanks again...



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Joe (Wa)

11-03-2005 08:51:09




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 Re: Homelite 360 Chainsaw in reply to Darin in Nebraska, 11-02-2005 07:27:47  
I have 360 that I dropped a tree on about 5 years ago. Metal case pieces can be hard to find. I bought everything needed on ebay over about a 2 year period. There are generally 2-3 saws on ebay, mostly parts saws

Great saw but probably not worth the expense to repair. Try a saw repair shop, might find a junk donor fairly cheap.

Here is an old link to some parts dealers. Might be one close to you.

Good luck,

Joe

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