I bought a couple of boomag 58cc chainsaws but the pullcord and springs broke can anyone tell me where to get boomag saw parts .I cant find anyone who knows where

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Hope this is it!
Anthony

Hi check the clutch the springs may be broken and blocked the shoes

I know that the starter assembly for Craftsman 316.350840 [ The 316 means it was made by MTD] this saw became became no longer available. But you can use this model number 41AY80AG983 [Remington also made by MTD] and get the same part (exception being that it will be Orange, instead of Black). Part number 753-06974
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Mtd-Parts/Chainsaw-Parts/Model-41AY80AG983/0736/1503220/1303082P/00002?blt=06&prst=0&shdMod=41AY80AG983

try going on youtube and you could find a video that shows you how. youtube .com and type in the search box: mcculoch chain saw repair videos

Are you asking something, or telling someone to replace a pullcord on a chainsaw?

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Make sure the chain brake is released. Remove the two cover bolts completely and back off the chain adjustment screw several turns. All of this should release the cover. Make sure the chain teeth cut toward you on the bottom run. When adjusting the chain, leave the cover screws finger tight, and turn the adjusting screw CW to bring the chain up to the lower bar run, but not so tight that the chain cannot be moved by hand. Tighten the cover screws and recheck chain tension. When running, hold the bar tip near some cardboard while running at speed--it should throw off a thin line of oil onto the board. Hope this helps!

Its almost certainly made by Poulan.
This may help you find an IPL at Sears, they are available:
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/modelHelp.pd?modelNumberId=29
This lists all Poulans. It will be difficult to find your saw but it is here:
Poulan.com
http://www.ordertree.com/modelinfo/POULAN-WEED-EATER/75.59.html
It sounds as though the starter spring is broken.
This thread explains how to reinstall the spring.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t1839024-broken_recoil_spring
The IPL for your saw shows all the parts and provides an idea of how they fit together. GL
Lou

If it wont pull you probably have ceased the piston in some way. You can get access to the piston by removing the exhaust baffle. Or disassembling the entire saw.

Try putting a screw driver in where the exhaust and trying to move the piston just a little bit, back and forth. Once thats done, use a heavier gas / oil mixture.

Yes, it is possible that the spring needs to be pre-tensioned. its also possible that something was put together a little out of alignment, or some part is too tight and its too hard for the spring to wind in the chord. try to reassemble the chainsaw with a couple more turns on the spring and see if that helps.
paul