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Husqvarna 20" 60cc Rancher Chain Saw 460 Questions & Answers
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What causes my 460 chain saw to tear up the teeth on the chain in the clutch
wrong pitch of chain for that saw . sometimes folks bring me a saw that they have no idea what the correct pitch chain is for saw , im lucky n that respect as I got dozzens and dozzens of old chains laying about so I grab a few a try em for size on the ole saw . so my suggestions to you if your unable to do that is to go to a ole chainsaw shop and ask to test fit a few chains for size , saves you from tearin up a clutch sprocket
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on Apr 15, 2015
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I have a 460 rancher
The chain may have the procedure but the driver plate is worn out - what happens when you are not attached to the chain lubrication oil lubrication channels or if the chain is about or when the pump is not working.
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on Feb 07, 2015
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Chain brake locked
Take off the clutch cover and make sure the area isn't gummed up preventing the brake from disengaging. Generally the brake consists of metal strap that goes around the clutch and is tightened when the brake bar is pushed forward. The tensioning is adjusted through a spring mechanism and it may need to be loosened as well. Hope this helps!
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on Jul 07, 2014
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Rancher 460 Chain loose
If you have run out of adjustment there are a number of reasons, wrong drive link count of the chain ( too long ). The chain has stretched due to the machine not oiling correctly, or the tentioner has stripped the thread and is not moving forwaed.
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on Jun 29, 2012
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My saw runs good at
I have had to change a few fuel tank breathers on the 455 and 460 saws, when it starts to die try to slacken off the fuel filler cap, if it picks up again it is a brather issue, the breather is under the starter cover at the top right hand corner.
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on Sep 25, 2011
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SAW AND BLADE SMOKING
Not enough oil getting to the chain, check the oil flow, hold the tip of the bar close to a tree stump rev the saw, you should see a good line of oil on the stump srayed from the end of the bar, if not the machine is not oiling, drain the oil tank, fill with a suitable cleaning fluid, give it a good rinse out, and try again.
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on Jul 18, 2011
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Hi,
my name is chris and
Hi Chris,
Check the air filter is clean and the choke plate is working ok.
Ensure the chain is sharp.
Check the chain isn't damaged and dragging in the guide bar.
A blocked muffler/silencer can cause loss of power.
Try screwing the "H" mixture adjustment screw in with the engine running at full power to reduce the richness of the mixture. Do this 1/4 turn at a time. Ensure you count the number of turns so you can get back to where you started.
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on Apr 28, 2011
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Husquvarna 460 rancher 20" bar all new including
The normal reason for a saw to cut to the left, or right is because the cutters have been sharpened more on side than the other, they are now longer on one side, this then sends the cut off to that side. Measure the cutter lenghts, take the correct file and shorten the longer cutters
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on Mar 06, 2011
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