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Papa I put a new coil and it still won't start, what can I do?

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Is he ok he hasnt posted for 8 months

I got one that one minute it's got spark then it doesn't it's been inside kept all it's life I don't think it's ever been started.i by passed the kill switch it runs great is it a bad grind on the kill switch?

Not that bad,ech

Hi Sir I have power washer with a gc190 I did change the plug and the ing coil still no spark I do not understand my problem any help thank u

I bought the chainsaw this guy sells it's called Old goat saw started falling apart the first time I used it head bolts are still coming out

POPS IM INDEED IN NEED OF YOUR HELP LOL

A resistance test would show this right? From the end to a ground?

Buyer beware I bought a chainsaw that this guy builds and sale the first day I used it it started falling apart it was marketed at better than the original I'm here to tell you that it is not I had nothing but problems out of it do yourself a favor and buy original Stihl chainsaws

Buyer beware the saws this guy puts together and sells I bought one took over 7 months to get it and it started falling apart the first time I used it I paid too much money for this saw for it to start falling apart the first day of use you are better off to buy a original Stihl chainsaw

Buyer beware I bought a chainsaw from this guy the first time using it it started falling apart the head bolts started coming out had to tear it down and replace head gasket

Buyer beware I bought a chainsaw from this guy the very first day I used it it started falling apart a chainsaw you pay so much money for should not fall apart within the first day of using it

Brilliant advice … you have just answered my query. The small spring and resister just fell out but I wasn’t aware where they came from or what they were 🤷🏻‍♂️ … unable to find them now so what shall I do?.. can I order the parts? Thanks - Pat in the UK.

I would like to see a stihl 054

Great video Papa i never knew that part existed in the plug, i removed it and tried one from another motor and it works now. Thanks so much saved me from ordering a bunch of parts i didn’t need.

i can certify a chopped ss screw works in place of the resistor!

Thanks! This is exactly what was wrong with mine! It came apart and when the spark plug was removed all the parts fell out and they didn’t notice! I found the spring in the bottom of the generator! Still looking for the resistor and screw cap!

Thank you Papa You made my day from Fremont Ca.

Thank you Papa You made my day.

i need a video on the blacl box above the flywheel. thank you

Update chainsaw is constantly breaking down I have to work on the chainsaw more than I work with it header bolts are still coming out

carb clean time

tighten it ONE More time hahahah

Sounds like a great deal although this was two years ago are they still $500?

I bought one of the saws from this guy it started falling apart the first day I used it

Thanks for the video. For me, it's also an eye opener. I had hoped that Stihl did a better job on the heat removal and that the plastic on my new saw would not burn up but I guess not.

I have a few saws, work on my own, I tend to lean on my 550 xp mark ii for mostly all my firewood, bought a 3rd gen Holzfforma g660 , it ran great, it still runs great, but I bought &changed out a few parts I wanted to get ahead of just to feel better, I like it

I like that chain saw.

Love the papa. Can't wait to get my old goat saw. Got some big hardwood waiting for it.

This seems like a honest video from what I know about clone saws..I looked into building some of these a few years ago but after watch most every video on you tube I chose to buy older name brand pro saws and restore them.In my experience of restoring older saws I tried a few of these parts and found as you said the handle to be weak.I also found the rear handle would break much easier than OEM .But one thing that I did find that wasn't mentioned what the starter recoil assembly on these and Husqvarna clones have been total junk in my experience.I need recoil assemblies occasionally when restoring older muscle saws and so far every cone starter I've tried failed quickly when put on a name brand saw ...I think that OEM is over priced for parts but they do last...When I first considered building a clone I weighed out all the cost in replacing starter assembly ..handle ... compression release and other things .....so for me it wasn't that great of a value ....I looked into building a clone Husqvarna 288 and found the clone crank metal to be soft. IMO ....I think these clones are great for fun and great for guys that want to pretend to Thier buddies that they have a pro grade sthil or Husky .I cut firewood to heat my home so I don't make a living with a saw but I do use it to keep warm and need it to do what I bought it for..It's frustrating to need your saw and break the whole starter assembly or break off the handle ....I think these are great for the two types of people I mentioned...I also think you were honest about these saws but people need to be honest with them self as to how hard they will be on a saw....Anyone in need of a 90 cc class saw surely can't be planning on not working the saw hard

If you think a seal is leaking, get it running and spray break cleaner into the area you think is leaking. If it is leaking, the saw will die right then. You can spray it around the clutch to check the PTO side seal, around the flywheel to check the flywheel seal, around the boot to check it, etc. you do not have to disassemble anything to do this test.

Tank vent.

Papa saw shop fo life

Yep the plug end cover has a resistance in it, that’s other problem that is common also, not AllWAYS the coil unit but bootbad

Low oil shut down bad, unplug yellow wire and start it up

Good lord, I want one

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Can you do a base gasket delete without checking the squash and be ok it’s on a brand new never started 372xp

I just watched a video from Chickanic, she has a brand new one brought into her shop, she mentions quality control and repairs the carb. Good video.

YESSSS IIII DOOOOO

Og for life

She’s beautiful

Great educational on a rebuild of a chainsaw. Will remember to inspect all areas of the parts and edges.

Hahahaha I love it! Great video showing what a durable product you are making. Love that it still runs like a champ. Unfortunate that the customer lied to you and didn’t give you the whole story.

Excellent lesson. Thank YOU!!

More info (specs) on these saws would be nice. Are you having to meet any EPA regulations with them? My plastic 371xp has held up remarkable well for 26 years. I think most of it is how they are taken care of. My saw still looks almost new and a friend of mine has one, that's been run way less, and it looks horrible and almost never runs properly.

I think the vent is a one-way air inlet, and really shouldn't leak, but yes. It will build pressure since it's one-way, when one is outside in the Winter all day, fills the oil tank with icy cold oil, then brings the saw into a warm garage, or bedroom

Thanks for the video. The screw that you are turning has a cam lobe, which changes the length of the pump piston stroke. The pump is a piston pump, which rotates and simultaneously moves in and out (left and right) for pumping the bar lube. There is a roll pin at your index finger, tap that out, then remove the adjusting screw. then pull off the end cap, and slide out the piston (that's the shaft with the worm gear on it), that might help clarify my explanation. note: I think the roll pin only comes out in one direction, so inspect it removal. Also, if the bar lube is too thick (Many , if not all, of the older saws require lighter oils, like 20w. It would not surprise me if they were really designed to run used motor oil (I use new oil only) ), if the lube is high viscosity, too much pressure is built up because the transfer isn't fast enough, that pressure causes many leaks, in many places, especially on the old saws. I run strait 20W oil in my old Stihl saws.