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Craftsman 358350370 gas chainsaw

Craftsman 358350370 gas chainsaw Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Craftsman 358350370 gas chainsaw, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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Craftsman Gas Chainsaw 358350370 FAQs

The Craftsman 358350370 is a 2-cycle gasoline chainsaw designed for occasional homeowner cutting. For this model, the Craftsman 358350370 owner's manual identifies it as a 36cc (2.2 cu. in.) saw that commonly uses a 16-inch bar, with fuel mixed at 40:1 (gasoline to 2-cycle oil).

Quick model overview (what it is and what it uses)

  • Brand/model: Craftsman 358350370 gas chainsaw
  • Engine type: 2-cycle, air-cooled
  • Displacement: 36cc (2.2 cu. in.)
  • Typical bar size shown for this model: 16 in.
  • Fuel mix: 40:1 (3.2 oz 2-cycle oil per 1 gallon unleaded gas)
  • Bar oil: bar and chain oil; fill the oil tank whenever you fill the fuel tank

Specs check: 16-inch vs 18-inch (why you may see both)

Some listings describe similar Craftsman saws as “42cc” and “18-inch,” but the documentation for model 358350370 calls out 36cc and a 16-inch bar. Use the model number on your saw’s tag to match parts and operating specs.

Item For model 358350370 (manual) What you might see elsewhere
Engine size 36cc 42cc (different model family)
Bar length 16 in. 18 in. (different configuration)
Fuel mix 40:1 Often 40:1 or 50:1 depending on model

Why it matters (parts fit and safe operation)

Correct model identification affects bar/chain fit, fuel line routing, and carburetor tuning. Using the wrong bar length or fuel mix can cause poor cutting performance, overheating, or premature wear.

If you are refreshing a used saw or fixing a no-start issue, these are common wear items for this platform:

Last updated: February 2026

For a Craftsman 16-inch, 36cc gas chainsaw, the model number is typically printed on the data label and on the front page of the manual. For this Sears PartsDirect model page, the correct model number is 358.350370 (often written without the dot as 358350370); confirm it against the label using the 358350370 owner's manual.

Where to find the model number on the saw

We see the model number most often in one of these places on Craftsman gas chainsaws:

  • On the starter housing (recoil starter side)
  • Near the rear handle or trigger area
  • On the chassis near the bar mount
  • On a sticker or metal tag with the Craftsman branding
  • In the manual cover and parts list

Quick model-number check (what should match)

Use this checklist to make sure you are reading the right identifier:

  • Look for a number in the 358.xxxxxx format (common Craftsman format)
  • Match the bar length listed on the saw (this model uses a 16-inch bar)
  • Match the engine size listed (36cc, also shown as 2.2 cu. in.)
  • Ignore casting numbers on plastic parts; those are not the model number

Common formats you may see

Where you see it Example What it means
Manual and parts diagrams 358.350370 Full model number with dot
Tags and online forms 358350370 Same model number without dot
Bar/chain packaging 16 in., pitch/gauge Bar and chain specs, not the saw model

Why it matters

The model number controls parts fit and safety compatibility (for example, the correct chain brake components, fuel system routing, and bar and chain match). Using the exact model number helps us point you to the right parts list and diagrams the first time.

Last updated: February 2026

On the Craftsman gas chainsaw model 358350370, the air filter is under the cylinder cover (top cover). You reach it by loosening the 3 screws on the cylinder cover, lifting the cover off, and removing the air filter element.

How to find and remove the air filter (model 358350370)

  • Move the ON/STOP switch to STOP and let the saw cool.
  • Disconnect the spark plug wire.
  • Loosen the 3 screws on the cylinder cover.
  • Lift off the cylinder cover.
  • Pull the air filter straight out of the housing.
  • Reinstall the filter and cover; tighten the screws evenly.

For the cover location and the exact steps, use the 358350370 owner's manual.

Cleaning basics (what the manual calls out)

A dirty air filter reduces engine performance and increases fuel consumption and emissions. The manual’s cleaning method is straightforward:

  • Wash the filter in hot, soapy water
  • Rinse with clean, cool water
  • Air dry completely before reinstalling

Typical service timing

Use the manual’s schedule as your baseline; also service it sooner if you cut in dusty conditions.

Cutting conditions What to do Practical trigger
Normal Inspect and clean as scheduled When performance starts to drop
Dusty or heavy sawdust Clean more often Visible dirt buildup on the filter
After cleaning no longer restores power Replace the filter Filter stays dark, damaged, or won’t clean up

Why it matters

The air filter protects the carburetor and engine from dust and sawdust. Keeping it clean helps your 358350370 maintain the correct air flow so it starts easier, runs stronger, and lasts longer.

Last updated: February 2026

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