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Husqvarna Chainsaw Maintenance Kit for 340, 353, 346XP

A tune-up parts kit for Husqvarna's 340, 353, and 346XP mid-size saws.

$29 Typical price. Retail prices change, so check today's price before you buy.
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  • Tune-up kit for 340, 353, and 346XP saws
  • Typically covers filters and spark plug
  • One order for a full service
  • Good for annual or seasonal service
  • Check the contents list before ordering

Maintenance

This Husqvarna chainsaw maintenance kit for the 340, 353, and 346XP bundles common service parts for those mid-size saws, so you can do a full tune-up in one go. Kits like this typically cover the filters and spark plug that wear out with normal use.

Why a tune-up kit is worth it

The 346XP is still a favorite for limbing and bucking because it is light and quick, and lots of 340s and 353s are still working. All three run better and start easier when the air filter, fuel filter, and plug are fresh.

Buying the parts as a kit means you are not hunting part numbers every time. Keep one in the shop and service the saw before it starts acting up rather than after.

Check the spark plug gap and the condition of the fuel line while the saw is apart.

Most crews end up with one or two old mid-size saws as backups. A fresh kit can bring a saw that has sat on the shelf for months back into working shape quickly.

Doing the service

Check the contents list, then replace each part following the service manual. While you are in there, clean the cylinder fins, check the bar oiler, and inspect the sprocket and clutch. More parts are in power equipment parts.

Work on a cool saw with the plug wire off, and test the chain brake and throttle lockout before going back to work.

Use fresh, properly mixed fuel with a good two-stroke oil, and drain the tank if the saw is going to sit for weeks. Stale fuel undoes a tune-up faster than anything.