Thanks. This is one of the best how to videos I've seen here. Thanks for the good lighting, sound, and most importantly not boring us with every turn of the wrench on ever screw. Well done!
My Husqvarna is also twenty years old. I have watched your video again to see where to attach my accelerator linkage to at the carb. I have taped it in place until I start assembly. Thank you for your good quality video. I could see clearly what you were doing. I failed to take pictures before disassembly. I hope my saw fires up like yours did!! I bought the saw at Lowes for close to two hundred dollars several years ago. You had the correct year model of saw I have. It's hard to get videos of our older saws.But you came through!!!
I just went through all this with a 55 that was found in an old wet barn. It was in disgusting condition with mold and dirt. It looked like somebody played with it years ago trying to get it to run. A couple parts were missing and everything else was loose. It took me a few hours (mostly cleaning) and $50 in parts, but I got it looking really nice again. Once I got it to run and tuned, it rips!! Nice little project. With the easy availability of replacement parts and online information, I think almost any saw is salvageable at a low cost.
Thank you. The dealer told me the compression was not high enough to be worth adjusting/repairing, but it cuts wood great--just won't idle. I will give as many of your ideas a try as I can understand.
Good luck they are good saws. Go on Amazon and get your own compression tester and see what it is yourself. It is easy to check. Just screw it into the spark plug hole and pull the handle. As long as it is above 120 or so it should be worth working on.
I have a 2004 model that has a 20" bar. I have used it to cut Maple as large as 38" diameter by rolling the logs. It still has the original bar and spark plug in it. Replaced ONE air filter just like that one.Have worn out 4 chains. Still has original carb and fuel line on it too. Best saw I ever owned and a real beast for big work with a hard chrome chain. I think it is about ready for a new recoil starter and I picked up a new rice burner rebuild kit for the piston, rings, & bearings but she still has plenty of compression as is. It has been well maintained and looks as good as the day I bought it. I like that you show how the linkage connects.Thanks.
I have had this machine for 23 years and have never had a problem until the spark coil died. Now the forced air intake ram is rubbing aginst the fly wheel and it looks like it needs replacement. I cannot find that part anywhere. Anyone have a suggestion?
I burn firewood exclusively in winter. I have a wonderful 30 ton splitter. Have you ever tried splitting any Sycamore or Apple? Its like the wood from Hell. LOL.
Автору видео - ДИЗЛАЙК.. Блогер видео - ГРЯЗНУЛЯ. Неужели тяжело помыть бензопилу перед ремонтом ? Как так ? Разве приятно видеть, что бензопила загрязнена, и будет перегрев цилиндра от грязи в будущем. Ремонт заключается и в подходе к чистоте работы, разве не так ? Советую мастеру в будущем, прежде чем приступать к ремонту инструмента, произведите очистку от ГРЯЗИ, и все будут Вам благодарны при просмотре.
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Thanks. This is one of the best how to videos I've seen here. Thanks for the good lighting, sound, and most importantly not boring us with every turn of the wrench on ever screw. Well done!
Haha thanks. I try to skip the super boring parts.
I struggled with the throttle hook up and you nailed it. Thank you sir.
Yep same here, was a learning experience doing this video. Glad it helped
My Husqvarna is also twenty years old. I have watched your video again to see where to attach my accelerator linkage to at the carb. I have taped it in place until I start assembly. Thank you for your good quality video. I could see clearly what you were doing. I failed to take pictures before disassembly. I hope my saw fires up like yours did!! I bought the saw at Lowes for close to two hundred dollars several years ago. You had the correct year model of saw I have. It's hard to get videos of our older saws.But you came through!!!
Glad to help. Haha taping a carb linkage is a new one on me but got to do what ya got to do. These are great saws to keep running
I just went through all this with a 55 that was found in an old wet barn. It was in disgusting condition with mold and dirt. It looked like somebody played with it years ago trying to get it to run. A couple parts were missing and everything else was loose. It took me a few hours (mostly cleaning) and $50 in parts, but I got it looking really nice again. Once I got it to run and tuned, it rips!! Nice little project. With the easy availability of replacement parts and online information, I think almost any saw is salvageable at a low cost.
Nice that is a great saw to fix up.
Thank you. The dealer told me the compression was not high enough to be worth adjusting/repairing, but it cuts wood great--just won't idle. I will give as many of your ideas a try as I can understand.
Good luck they are good saws. Go on Amazon and get your own compression tester and see what it is yourself. It is easy to check. Just screw it into the spark plug hole and pull the handle. As long as it is above 120 or so it should be worth working on.
I have a 2004 model that has a 20" bar. I have used it to cut Maple as large as 38" diameter by rolling the logs. It still has the original bar and spark plug in it. Replaced ONE air filter just like that one.Have worn out 4 chains. Still has original carb and fuel line on it too. Best saw I ever owned and a real beast for big work with a hard chrome chain. I think it is about ready for a new recoil starter and I picked up a new rice burner rebuild kit for the piston, rings, & bearings but she still has plenty of compression as is. It has been well maintained and looks as good as the day I bought it. I like that you show how the linkage connects.Thanks.
Very cool. I agree this is a great saw
Thanks bud i was fing with that linkage for 45 minutes.
Haha glad it helped. I did also that’s why I made this one. Now get to rippin
Well done Mike. Love the energy.
Hey thanks! Glad someone is watching my chainsaw videos. This is a really cool old saw
@@MowerMike yes they are. Done a few vids on them myself but you bring a lot more energy than I do. 😁😁 I'm still learning and a long way to go
Fabulous work sir…this Dr. Bob character sounds like a bad friend…
Oh he is good guy and he mows my yard every time I see him! (As long as I fix all his stuff first)
I have had this machine for 23 years and have never had a problem until the spark coil died. Now the forced air intake ram is rubbing aginst the fly wheel and it looks like it needs replacement. I cannot find that part anywhere. Anyone have a suggestion?
Yep check out the links in the video description. There is a link to the intake.
My Rancher isn’t oiling the bar. I’m I correct the bar oil isn’t adjustable? Is there a workaround? TIA
Yes just get a bottle of gear oil for a rear end and give her a squirt on the chain every now and then. Works great
I burn firewood exclusively in winter. I have a wonderful 30 ton splitter. Have you ever tried splitting any Sycamore or Apple? Its like the wood from Hell. LOL.
Nope never have. That is all you
My brother gave me a 55 , geting fire but still will not start
Well watch the video and fix it.
Автору видео - ДИЗЛАЙК.. Блогер видео - ГРЯЗНУЛЯ. Неужели тяжело помыть бензопилу перед ремонтом ? Как так ? Разве приятно видеть, что бензопила загрязнена, и будет перегрев цилиндра от грязи в будущем. Ремонт заключается и в подходе к чистоте работы, разве не так ? Советую мастеру в будущем, прежде чем приступать к ремонту инструмента, произведите очистку от ГРЯЗИ, и все будут Вам благодарны при просмотре.
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