I've got a Husqvarna 350 that I've had for several years that still runs strong but the fuel line is broken causing it to pour fuel out when held upright. On YouTube the small engine mechanics say this repair is "tricky," which tells me clearly that it's beyond my abilities. Those mechanics show the whole saw torn down to replace the fuel filter and line.

What do you reckon it would cost to have a Husky dealer fix this? I have other saws and don't really need this one, so I'm not sure if it's worth the cost.

My stihl was 75$ bucks same problem, they also replaced air filter and sharpened chain.

How much you want for it as is?

As is . . . $60. But I would put some fuel in and make sure it will still crank and run before I tried to sell it to anyone. It still ran fine several months ago when I put it up (empty of fuel, of course). Also, you understand I am diagnosing the problem based on the most likely scenario. I've not torn it apart.

Fuel line should be simple. Your filter is in the tank. You just fish it out. Take off the air filter cover and you should see where it connects from the tank to the carb.

I'll kill you a deer and bring it to you next week for the saw

You should get some good advice on the problem here. If not, pm sent

My problem with Husqvqrna was I could find plenty of fuel line with the correct O.D and plenty with the correct I.D. but one with both you could only get from Husqvqrna and it was pricey.

I had a broken fuel line on my trusty old 1985 Stihl WoodBoss a few years ago, and the Stihl dealer here in Hamilton charged about $45 or $50 for a new line and fuel filter. I know the line and filter are $7 parts . . . tops.

Whats the id and od need to be?