Exploded diagrams & genuine parts for 78 chainsaw models
Look up Husqvarna chainsaw parts by model, by Husqvarna's own part numbers, and buy the stocked ones online from Bailey's in Woodland, California. Find your model below, open its exploded diagram, and stocked parts link straight to their product page at Bailey's store.
The directory lists 78 saws, from the 120 to the 3120 XP. One older entry, the 357 XP, is reference or manual only. Not sure of your model? Call the Husqvarna desk at (800) 322-4539.
Genuine Husqvarna parts
Search your model — 372, 455, T540 — for every part we carry, with the exploded diagram and a direct link to buy.
Find your model
Search or browse every saw we keep diagrams for — the model is on the starter cover or bar clamp.
Open the exploded diagram
Every assembly broken out with OEM part numbers, section by section.
Buy at Bailey's
Stocked parts link straight to the product page — no cross-referencing.
The model name is on the starter cover or bar clamp. The identification plate carries the product (article) number and the serial number; keep both to hand.
Your product number tells you which version you own. A Mark II, an XPW full-wrap saw or a tool-only kit can be a different product from the base saw, so open the diagram for your version, not a similar model. Where a part line shows a serial range, match it to the serial number on your plate.
Take the callout number, part number, quantity and comment together. A callout that appears twice can mean two alternative parts, not two you need.
Diagrams don't always show which serial numbers a part fits or whether it has been replaced by a newer number. A blank note means the fit isn't confirmed, so check before you order: the Husqvarna desk can help with your serial number.
Stocked parts link to their Bailey's product page. Check the listing describes the part you need before you order.
Husqvarna bars and chains are matched by pitch, gauge and drive-link count, not by model alone. Use the bar and chain finder or read the bar and chain buying guide. If the repair isn't worth it, compare current Husqvarna chainsaws.
Search your model at the top of this page and open its exploded diagram. Find the part by its callout number, read its Husqvarna part number, and follow the link if Bailey's stocks it. Keep your product and serial numbers to hand for parts that changed during a production run.
For models with an exploded diagram, yes: the model's page lists its parts assembly by assembly, with part numbers and quantities, and stocked parts link to their product page. The 357 XP entry is reference or manual only, with no parts diagram.
Yes. The diagrams carry the part numbers from Husqvarna's own illustrated parts lists. Where a Bailey's product links to a part, it was matched on that part number; check the listing describes your part before you order.
Search it above and open the diagram, or talk to the Husqvarna desk at (800) 322-4539.
Yes: stocked parts link to Bailey's online store, run from Woodland, California. For a part that doesn't link, call the Husqvarna desk at (800) 322-4539.