HUSQVARNA 130BT GAS BLOWER STARTS FINE, BUT LOSES POWER WHEN I TRY TO USE????

Can be a couple issues. The obvious is seized. The other is a broken jammed connecting rod. I would put some oil down the plug hole and let it sit overnight. Then after a day or so...try again with the wratchet. In both directions, forward then backward just to try and free it.

Watch this video. husqvarna 130bt backpack blower and homelite 26 cs cold start

Need more info. Is it getting gas? You can check this by squirting some fuel into the carb or spark plug hole and cranking it. If it tries to go, then it is getting gas. (Be sure to put the plug back in though). We can work from there. . .

How long has the gas been in the Blower?
If it was 10% Ethanol gas( lie most States sell at the gas pump) and it has been in the Blower for more than a few months, you probably have carburetor issues.

Fueling issue, check primer bulb and fuel line for air leaks, and possible clean and service card.

adjust the high speed screw on the carb. It is marked with an "H".

Is the gasket on correctly? You have gas blow by! Did you lean the mixture out, check the float level also. Good Luck

chech the primer bulb for cracks

Hi and welcome to FixYa. I am Kelly. The next time it does this... loosen the gas cap a lot momentarily for about 10 seconds then tghten it and attempt a restart. If if starts right away again the gas cap is bad. It is supposed to breathe via a rubber seal in the cap. There are 5 parts in the cap. If it can not breathe the gas tank goes into a vacuum as fuel drains and you will experience fuel starvation.

Also check inside the fuel tank for debris.

See this link http://www.jackssmallengines.com/help.cfm#Home

Click on
Husqvarna Power Equipment
Blowers
130BT (I used the 2001 - 2007) There is also a 2008-2010 choice
and then click on Fuel tank a.s.s.y

I suspect the problem is either going to the the fuel cap or the fuel filter.

Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly