Husqvarna Chain Saw 20" Bar "husky chainsaw hard pull" Questions

...good. Piston OK, no scoring.spins easily plug out.Husky Rancher 61 white top. Husqvarna 61 1980 02 Chainsaw Parts your emergency brake is on,pull back on the lever or adjust it,or loosen the ...

hard to start when cold starts one pull when warm Hehehe. It's a "husky". The problem is not uncommon even with Husky motorcycles. Some things to check are: Correct sparkplug; correct gap; no carbon ...

...chainsaw won't start problems are flooded. Your manual start procedure should be similar to this: Start Procedure Cold: Ignition on/off to on Set compression release ? optional step even if saw is ...

...husky 266 se. Hard to pull with plug in. Easy to pull with plug out. The reason it is easy to pull over with the plug out is that there is (no compression) the air is forced up by the piston and out ...

...hard to pull. Short fast pulls are best, this allow the flywheel to build momentum to get it past the compression portion of the piston trvavel. Hi Rimaddog: Interesting that you should find this ...

Husky then a Jonsared (made by Husqvarna.) All saws were very hard to crank, even when warm. And YES I followed the instructions to a T. I have 25 years experience so it's not like I don't know how to

Husky 55 rancher - I rebuilt this saw but now it won't start. Seems like not getting enough gas. What should I check for? Check for plugged fuel filter and muffler. Check the fuel lines for decay or ...

...Husky saw that is equally hard to pull and no compression release. The cure is to sell this one and find a saw with a compression release, or one that is otherwise not so hard to pull through. Good ...

Hard starting no fuel primer noise Hi Jack: You don't mention make or model so all I can do is relate 50 years of personal experience. None of the chain saws that I have owned have had a fuel ...

hard for about 8 - 10". Make sure the brake is on when starting. I have an older Husky saw and this is how I start it. It has a short pull cycle so don't try to give it a long pull like a weed whipper