Husqvarna 372XP Won't Start-Fixed!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we will take the long road to a short repair and also find other issues along the way. I'll also show you a home made tool for removing stubborn anti-vibe springs. #smallenginerepair
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I like your no nonsense approach to your videos. I have learned a lot with or without the fancy camera angles. Thanks man!
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No worries about the camera you explain everything so its good! See ya next time!
I'm glad to hear that the regulars here understand the situation. Thanks for watching!
Camera work is fine. It’s nice to watch a professional trouble shoot and repair saws.
Thanks!
Great video Scott. No fancy camera work needed, you do a great job explaining things. Found you via Chris from In the WoodYard. Keep the great videos coming, learning a ton from you. Your no BS approach is great. 👍🏻
Thanks Crazy Man, I appreciate it.
Scottster makin' it look easy as usual. Always enjoy when The Greasy Shop Rag puts out a new vid. Thanks for the uploads buddy!
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Another awesome Diagnosis and repair. Great video bro keep up the great work
Thanks...later.
As much as I enjoy buying new tools. Without buying something to work on they gather dust. Thanks for sharing tool ideas.
If they gather dust you could buy a new vacuum cleaner!
@@TheGreasyShopRag LOL. True, or have fun with a leaf blower. One reason I started watching, besides your talent, is cracking jokes.
Thank you for sharing brother, we always appreciate your content and knowledge. Have a great day!!
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Tell your bosswe appreciate him letting you male the vids. you the man! LAY-DER!!!!
Later.
Those 372’s are like Gold around here. A ratty scored one will fetch $300! Handmade tools are the best, especially on a Sunday afternoon!
I've got a few more I should show.
@@TheGreasyShopRag my favorites are the ones my Dad made and handed them down to me!
Hi! you are awesome sharing your skills!! I learn a lot from it all the time. Much appreciated, keep on. Hi from the Husky country; Sweden 💪
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Great fix there, that was cool!
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Great repair Scott!! I learn something new from every video. Thanks for the content!!👍
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Its been nearly 6 months the last time I watched your videos, now I gonna catch up and watch all the new videos I havent seen in the past 6 months, thanks for watching.......LATER!
You went 6 months without watching a greasy shop rag video?!?! How is this possible? 🙂 Thanks for supporting the channel!
@@TheGreasyShopRag i have been busy watching other things such as tv series.
Great job, Scott.
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It's the wisdom and dry humor I come for and not necessarily the video work.............. although your editing is top notch!
Thanks, I appreciate that.
Excellent tips as always...Have a great day....
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first time i saw a fuel line actually in 2 pieces ...thumbs up !!
It actually happens more often than you'd think possible. Thanks for watching!
@@robertI153 I think it was just an old rubber hose. Sure it could have sat in some old gas for a while but I don't think the saw ever ran on old fuel. The cylinder and piston were pretty clean.
I assumed when the mount broke cranking on the stuck saw that the fuel line was ripped in half from continuous yanking??
Great video. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋
Bless Your walking us through these repairs is the best. The camera is "try your best". Later Thanks 😊
Later.
Nice video
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Morning Brother 😀😊 Pretty Innovative Home Made Tool for The AV Spring I’ve Never Had Access Too The FactoryTool I’ve Got The Clutch Tool Set But That’s All We Have For Husky’s I’ve Got The Complete Kit For Stihl Though and Also Echo Tool Kit 😎 Nice Repair
I like having the factory tools for repairs but don't like the fact that sometimes they are needed when theres a big box of tools I already paid for waiting to be used.
I seen serveral of your videos, they're awesome. especially the poulan and craftman chainsaws.
One of those craftsman videos is one of my most viewed videos. I never would have guessed that when making it. Thanks for watching!
Desde España me siento muy feliz por seguir su cana 👍👍👍l y ver cómo trabaja usted tan profesional y bien ! Y gracias a su jefe por permitir las grabaciones 😂😂😂 ,un cordial saludo desde Andalucía España
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Hey thats a GREAT idea with the conduit tool!! Preciate the advice...and YES screw length is VERY CRITICAL!! and yeah my problem would be if i had a TH-cam channel that is...would be monkeying around with a daggone camera! Again...great vid. Keepem' coming brother!
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I love all your videos ❤ALWAYS learn something fun to watch. F the haters most probably couldn't fix shit.💩
Tell your boss thanks for letting you share with us, must be a stand up guy👍😎
Pat from northwest WI
Thanks Pat.
I like your video neighbor, screw the "camera angle sucks haters" tell them start their own damn channel then 😅 LATER
Lol!
As always another great video Scott, thank you. I certainly wish I could spend a solid week with you training. After the 1st day you'd probably ship me back after the 1st 100 questions. Take care brother
I've been giving some thought to a series of videos just teaching theory of saw repair. Once you know basic electricity, carbs etc, you should be able to fix anything. Of course that would require I never sleep and my days are already full. We'll see.
@@TheGreasyShopRag if you do decide to do it and even if you charge for the classes sign me up. Where I'm at I have no one to turn to for advice or help it's just me and honestly it doesn't seem fair to the customers I'm what they got stuck with. I've spent numerous of hours taking Stihls and Husqvarna etc.. training classes online but I'm a hands on person, maybe to old to teach a new trick. Fantastic videos Scott thank you again brother and take care.
@@drmikeyb1 Well I'm not charging anyone so don't worry about that. You've given me mopre to think about, thanks.
@@TheGreasyShopRag as always brother thank you for responding. One day day I'd love the chance to just have a email or phone call just to BS. Take care
So it looks like the ground side of the kill switch is attached to my anti vibe spring. Idk if that's correct or not?
Anyway I am fighting a no spark issue , but plan on doing fuel lines when it goes back together.
Thank you got great vid.
That doesn't sound right but I don't remember for sure. Either way, the ground attached to the wrong spot wouldn't prevent spark but a damaged wire between coil and switch would. Also a bad switch would. If you disconnect the kill wire from the coil and still don't have spark then it has nothing to do with the switch or wires.
Morning Scott, are they husky felling dogs or an aftermarket. I want to put a set on my 440 magnum. Just went to a 25 lite bar. What do you recommend?
The ones here are original Husqvarna
where can you get the anti-vibe tool
The official Husqvarna tool is part number 502521802. Order from your local dealer or online.
hello i have a sameless problem with no gaz in line put the gaz in carb or blow in tank and gaz exit in gaz line start and run just the gaz in line and stall please help me??
Sounds like a carb problem or a hole in the fuel line.
@@TheGreasyShopRag okidoo thanks looking for that
Just me being a saw nerd..
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Thats a gen2, 372 and would be called a x-torque and/or strato saw.
A gen1 would have a gray choke lever not blue. the compression release is on the side of the piston, not the top.
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Thats Probably the 2 easiest ways of identifying a gen1 from a gen2 version. Approximately 2010 is the swich over.
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Nothing wrong with being a saw nerd. Thanks for sharing.
Is it just me or does that seem like a huge saw with a small bar?
That combo probably never struggles to make the cut.