LAHDEK Gasket Set for Partner 350 351 352 370 390 Poulan 2050 2150 Chainsaw 3pcs
Three-piece gasket set for Partner 350, 351, 352, 370, 390 and Poulan 2050, 2150 two-stroke chainsaws
- Fits Partner 350 351 352 370 390 models
- Compatible with Poulan 2050 2150 chainsaws
- Three-piece set covers key sealing points
- Includes carburetor gasket for fuel-system integrity
- New replacement part restores engine compression
Gasket set for Partner and Poulan chainsaws
This three-piece gasket set fits Partner models 350, 351, 352, 370 and 390 as well as Poulan models 2050 and 2150. It is designed for single-cylinder two-stroke petrol engines and serves as a direct spare part for routine maintenance or engine rebuilds.
Sealing performance in normal use
The gaskets restore the seal between the carburettor and the engine block, preventing air leaks that cause rough running or hard starting. Correct sealing maintains the intended fuel mixture and compression, so the saw delivers consistent power without excess fuel consumption or overheating.
Carburettor gasket included
The package supplies the carburettor gasket needed to reseal the intake tract after disassembly. No additional seals, tools or software are bundled, so installers must provide any other required gaskets or hardware separately.
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- Price $20.99
- Cheaper than about 91% of the 501 comparable items (median $28.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the three gaskets in this set on my Partner 350 chainsaw, and which surface do people forget to clean?
Remove the carburettor, peel off the old gaskets, scrape the mating faces on the crankcase and carburettor body until no residue remains, then fit the new gaskets dry — the crankcase face is the one most often missed.
When will the gaskets in this set need replacement on a Poulan 2150?
Replace them whenever the carburettor is removed, after any fuel leak appears, or during a full engine rebuild — heat cycles and fuel exposure harden the material over time.
What is the first sign that these gaskets are failing under continuous cutting?
An air leak at the carburettor flange causes a lean mixture, so the saw revs erratically, loses power under load and becomes hard to restart when hot.
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