Oil Pump Replacement On A Husqvarna 562xp Chainsaw - Fix A Non Oiling Bar & Chain!
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- Oil Pump Replacement On A Husqvarna 562xp Chainsaw - Fix A Non Oiling Bar & Chain!
This procedure will be similar on other Husqvarna chainsaws. As always, I get straight to the point on how to repair it!
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Oil pump is part number; 505 19 99-06
Air filter is part number; 522 67 50-01
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Thanks for all the great content Donyboy!
lol👍
You mean common sense. Cents means currency (money).
...and the stars aligned.
@@andybecker2693 cents would be good too!
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So well explained and so easy to follow. Thanks, well done.
A great step by step mate..
I agree!
Good video, Donyboy73. It's Canada. The chainsaw is so common it might as well be on the $1 coin, and primary education could include disassembly and reassembly of gas chainsaws.
Nothing like starting a Friday with a great chainsaw repair video! Awesome video!
Excellent step-by-step directions. Thanks so much Don!
Sometimes I forget how great Donyboy's video really are. Perfect instructions and presentation. Thanks
Je tiens à vous féliciter pour vos démonstrations et commentaires de très grande qualité...
Every Friday morning I look forward to watching your video thank you for sharing with me
have a great weekend!
Great job on this one!! I was just given a 562XP got it running and now I need to do the oil pump!!!
They are notorious for this problem!
I just recently found ur channel and it has been a great help. Thank you for your easy to follow style and good explanations.
Dony, thanks for the video. Excellent presentation as alway! Oiler on my Jonsered 250C seems not to be working. Will do your recommended diagnostic tests first, then determine whether I have the confidence and the necessary tools and parts to do the replacement myself. Unfortunately, not being a small engine repair technician, I could easily not recognize any parts that are worn and also need replacement. Good to see someone who knows what he is doing and from there determine the time, effort and skill level required by a novice.
Thank you dony , for your hard work and dedication for making these videos , and teaching us how to maintain and repair our power equipment . God bless you sir .
You bet
I can't figure out the dislikes ...? This guy is really knowledgeable, I watch his videos all the time when working on various machines
Exelente demostracion en como reemplazar the oil pump. Muy buenos consejos. Muchas gracias.
Outstanding instructional video!
I have learned so much from your informative videos. Very well explain step by step. 👍👍👍👍
Awesome step by step instruction Don this is very helpful bud thanks 🙏 for sharing and have a great 👍 weekend 😀😀
Those are sure a great saw. Thanks for making it look easy Don.
I love those things...
Thanks 👍
Very instructive video. Thanks for posting.
This is a great video. Thank you sir.
Great information. I’m having the same issue with my Husqvarna 460 Rancher..... Thank you
Great job on this matter young man
Excellent video, stay warm.
Love your tutorials
thanks for sharing this - have done it before but forgot the process - saw now bakc up and running..., worn worm gear.
Great info
Awesome step by step tutorial
Great how to Information Danny thank you
Enjoy your videos great job as always
Wow that was actually fairly easy unlike some chainsaws where you have to totally disassemble them.
Very good video. Thank you a lot
You're #1 of a FEW I subscribe to Don, you've saved me hundred$ with your excellent instructions. Probably millions if you added us all up...-J
have a good weekend Jason!
Didn´t know how to replace a oil pump, but now I do! Greetings from the Netherlands.
greetings from Canada, I was in the Netherlands in 2000 for SAIL 2000
Great job
great video as always!
Nice job 👍
Great tip with the rope Donny!
Thanks 👍
Thanks for that friend.
been a long time since you had a good video! 👏
Thanks
good job
Awesome! 🤘🤘
Good Job mate 👍.
I like watching your videos 🤠. Have a good wekent.
thanks, you too
That was an excellent video! Thanks for making it! Liked and subscribed.
Great buddy I like your all videos your all videos is easy understanding
Glad to hear that
great instruction video, could you do a vid on installing the updated air filter for the 562 xp
Great video very helpful 🇦🇺🤙
Thank you Thank you Thank you!
Really. good video Dony
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi donyboy73!!! Once again, great video, thanks.
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i wish someday you work on tanaka chainsaw especially the ecs 3500
if i get some come in the shop I will!
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I have a question on Husqvarna 562xp
Issue: way to much oil to bar?
I even shut off bar oiler screw all the way?
Any ideas?
so what makes the oil pump fail? is it desighn or neglect? maybe its a heat issue. . i had someone tell me that you want to make sure the chips are always getting away from the saw, becasue of heat.
I had a Husqvarna saw once but every time I tried to use it I'd end up throwing it across the yard because it wouldn't start. Finally I gave it to somebody. I now have a Stihl and it's much better but the best saw I've had was a Mcculloch. Good dependable saw that lasted a long long time.Just saying.Good video Don. I appreciate you!
Interesting...my experience is the opposite. My McCulloch is a PITA and my Husqvarna starts and runs well...I think how much you use it matters. I run the Husqvarna a couple of times a month all year, but the Mac only infrequently.
@@jamesanderton344 The Husqvarna would run all day if you ever got it started. I knew even less about saws then than I do now if that's possible.I'm sure it could have been fixed.
Hi Ron. Like James, I have too have had the opposite experience. Overall, from experience, I think the Swedish saw is better and more reliable than the German saw. My older Jonsered 250C starts on the first pull, runs much smoother (no dancing!), is quieter and more powerful than my newer Stihl MS261. And, as my small engine repair mechanic once related, the Swedish saws have fewer parts to consider than the German saws. Guess it's a matter of preference ie. Ford vs GM vs Chrysler! Enjoy your day guys and thanks to Dony for proving this forum for discussion.
Dony, do you recommend using “winter weight “ oil? Very informative video! Thank You 🙏!
yes absolutely
If you can't find winter weight bar oil, just cut summer weight with a little kerosene. 10% - 20% by volume usually does the trick, depending on brand or viscosity of the oil. Mix it too thin and you'll go through oil too much, not enough kero and you'll slow your oiling down. Just keep an eye on your oil level periodically.
Would you happen to have a video where you replace a Husqvarna L77 oiler assembly? I haven't tackled this job because I don't know where to begin replacing the assembly. My old saw is pouring oil when it sits for any length of time, what a mess! Please help if you can. Thanks, Greg
What is it in the pump that goes bad?
Is this a common problem on husqvarna 440 x- torque e- series?
Good Morning; DB73, Another how-to fantastic video. Where can I find a DB73 fastener torque chart?🙄 LOL.. Thank you ol Friend😎..
working on it! lol
Starrett drive punch, not roll pin
I’m unable to spin my chain freely Like you did in your video could my bar be the wrong size ? Rsn 20”/50cm 1.5mm I’m new to the chain saw world don’t mind the dumb question
What does a job like this typically cost?
Hey donny, what brand saw do you prefer?
i prefer Stihl for smaller saws and Husqvarna for bigger saws over 50cc
DON how you been now you need to do a vid on 050 stihl pump lol /// ps do a vid half french /English we we
Do you have the part number for the piston stopper for the 562?
Also, after watching this video, I was able to do mine exactly as you did. I just used rope instead of the piston stopper. The one I had was too big for the 562xp. You make all the fixes I have to do on my small equipment easy with your videos! Thanks!
some times teeth change colo.r feel odd sharping . smells hot smokes or turns bar black.
great video ! just one question donyboy73 , why do you prefer the plastic filter over the paper filter ? in my opinion the plastic filter is completely garbage after one day of using the plastic filter my carb air intake was full of shit.. one day !! so i put back my paper filter after i clean it and order another plastic filter thinking it might have been a default one...same exact thing with the second filter.
That black filter is for winter use. It is 80 mic. The flock is the better choice for summer. It blocks finer particles, less dirt ingestion and increased engine life. A recently published service bulletin shows a new type on air filter for improved filtration, can be retrofitted on the older 562xp by installing a new air filter holder and cover kit.
Would you recomend any other make other than Husqvarna or Stihl?
Dolmar, although they are under-advertised here
@@donyboy73 I just googled them, are they the same machine as Makita?
@@anthonydefreitas6006 yes they are, the problem here is that there are no dealers and getting parts is a pain
What do I do if the worm wheel groves are stripped.
Buy a new one and replace it.
Will that piston stop work for most small engines?
yes with the saws with smaller plug hole
@@donyboy73 thanks
Is there gonna be a video about how to adjust a chainsaw carburetor sometime in the future?
@@crazyman3157, yeah I’m subbed to him. I’d like to see Dony’s way of doing it too
@@nlowry8 same here. I enjoy Dony’s videos, he does a great job of explaining things.
hi Nic, yes I will
@@donyboy73, thx Dony, you the man
Sir, I hv Ms 180 Chainsaw but my chainsaw switch is problem wt i do
i would have to see it
Where do you get the red bar oil? What brand is it?
called Chain-x here in ontario
Where do I get the tool to remove the clutch drum?
check on ebay, but it's better to get from husqvarna dealer
hello can i put a longer bar on a stihl ms 180 how long can it max take in soft wood
16" max
@@donyboy73 wich bar can i use for it do you have a stihl code for it with the good chain for it
@@nickwullaert i use oregon bars
@@donyboy73 wich oregon bar you use for it with the good chain thanks for your time
@@nickwullaert the pro bar is 208rndd009, chain is 73exl072g
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Oops Donny not Danny
Excusame donyboy73 why the mayoria time u used white grease?
i used lithium grease because it stays soft all winter and is also good in summer
Is great explanation thx !!! What brand are you using?specifically?
@@oliverbreanna789 permatex
The nuts on the cover are 13mm not inch
You bought that millwaukee cut off wheel but you don't even use electric tools for removal of parts!! I would at least think you would use a 1/4 drill impact with a 3/8 chuck adapter.
you can but you can damage flywheel key so i try to avoid that
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