Which Husqvarna Chainsaws are still Sweedish Built

I own and use an "old" Husqvarna Rancher.
So old that if'n it breaks or I need a part for it the local dealer often mis-orders the part using the parts list of the "new(er) style Rancher....
Guess you could compare it to back when I owned a 1973 Ford Explorer. What I owned was a truck; not an SUV......
Anyway I know the current model of the "Rancher" is no-where near the saw my old "Rancher" is.

The rescue saw we recently purchased for the fire dept is marked as "Made in Sweden". That being said, I still have less problems out of my personally owned Stihl equipment (all marked "Made in Germany" or "Made in West Germany"). Your mileage may vary of course.

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