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Was it an authorized Husqvarna dealer? If yes contact Husqvarna here:http://www.husqvarna.com/us/homeowner/su... Husky wants you to be a satisfied customer. Give them a chance. LouWas it an authorized Husqvarna dealer? If yes contact Husqvarna here: http://www.husqvarna.com/us/homeowner/support/customer-support/ Husky wants you to be a satisfied customer. Give them a chance. Lou
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Personally, I would leave the oiler adjustment to a qualified repair shop. If you turn it back to much, it will get even less oil and will starve the chain/bar!!
Most machined will have an oil filter in the tank, drain the chain oil out and fill the oil tank with a suitable cleaning fluid, rinse the tank out a few times, this will help to clean the filter if it is blocked.
At the end of the bar there's a small hole. Every time you fill the oil you should also put some oil into that hole and turn the chain so it spreads into the bearing. The chain oil is not intended to be enough for that bearing. I hope that will solve your problem.
My 359 doesn't weep oil, one of very few that don't. But the oiler has never been turned above 3 or below 1.
Did you perhaps turn the oiler adjustment to far? It has only 3 positions. Check your manual.
Return it to the repair shop and make them stand by their work. If it stops when picked up from repair shop then starts again later something you are doing is the likely cause. Read your manual about oiler adjustment.
You can find both an Operator's Manual and an IPL here: HusqvarnaUSA.com http://www.husqvarna.com/us/homeowner/support/download-manuals/ Serial number decode – for use with IPL 06 1500198 06 = year produced – 2006 (single digit before 2000) 15 = week produced - March 00198 = 198th unit Husky produced that week
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Lou
These oilers are called diaphragm oilers and work fairly well when the saw is new with great compression. As the saw wears out, the compression drops and a side effect is less oil pumped. The diaphragm is replaceable and it's not horribly expensive. Most good saws use a gear oiler - and even the newer Poulans use gear oilers. The gear oilers tend to have less problems and don't rely on engine compression.
HI. IF YOU GOT YOUR SAW NEW THERE SHOULD OF BEEN A DIGRAIM SHOWING YOU HOW IT WORKS. THATS THE BEST YOU WILL GET UNLESS YOU KNOW SOMEONE AT THE SAW SHOP BECAUSE THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW HOW TO TAKE THEM APART AND PUT THEM BACK TOGETHER. GOOD LUCK. JIMBO
You can always put some penentrating oil in the saw oil tube by the bar, spray it in with the plastic straw attatched. Sometimes this will clean things out. As far as the tube being un attatched,,,, taking case apart is usually the remedy - kinda takes a while... :) Hope this helps you, Rick.
the rancher uses a plastic oiler gear to a metal gear.the plastic gear always looses in the battle.pull the clutch off and clutch drum.under the drum you will find the plastic gear.replace it and all should be well again
Was it an authorized Husqvarna dealer? If yes contact Husqvarna here:http://www.husqvarna.com/us/homeowner/su... Husky wants you to be a satisfied customer. Give them a chance. Lou
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