craftsman chainsaw model 358.350810 carburetor fuel line kit install HIPA
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Bought one at a yard sale for 20 dollars. Used very little. Air filter not even dirty, chain barely worn. Bought new carb kit, came with lines air filter, spark plug etc. Reason for owner discarding was the fuel was rotten and fuel lines crumbled. They crumbled so bad I would have not figured it out where they go without this video. Runs great.
nice!
I also bought one at a yard sale in the same shape, have a replacement carb on order through Amazon. Hope this will work out for me
Excellent video. I got the same kit and routed the lines like you did. Saw started right up after not being used for 8 years. Saved me a bunch of money. Thanks.
Thank you very much!
thanks tp ypu video i just got my chainsaw running...
Thanks. Excellent video. Have the same saw. Ordered the kit and another for my trimmer. $40 for both delivered to my door.
Yep they arent much and hipa makes great parts
I love it. Great way to route the fuel lines.
Glad you like it!
You are 100% right on. A $23 kit and your video saved me $400 on buying a new saw. I read that my Craftsman 42cc 18" saw was made by Husquavarna. True or not it is still a good saw. Thanks a ton
No its poulan. But it is a strong saw for homeowner use.
here so you can see its the same saw. th-cam.com/video/ptps9Hw2P3M/w-d-xo.html
Yep that’s correct because I used same kit for both poulan and craftsman
I picked up that kit. Fired right up. Had to tweek the high speed mixture to what turned out to be a half turn. Low speed and idle were right on.
The air filter seems a bit big. Definitely different from the old one. Maybe it'll shrink?
Definitely a decent carb kit. Appreciated the adjuster tool.
Thanks again!
I have 50cc 20" Craftsman not getting fuel in bulb! Saw is 10+ years old and not used much since it was returned from warranty work for bad fuel lines so probably same issue? Tried to give it to some tree trimmers and they didn't want it! Gonna remove carb in morning and try replacing lines, again!. Line in tank is black rubber and seems hard. Anxious to see what they look like around carb! Great video, you explain things well!! Hopefully this repair will keep it out of the landfill!!
It probably needs a new carburetor. Give me the make and model ill find a good one for you. Fuel lines will be the same.
May need a new primer bulb as well. There is a one way valve in them that goes bad
I sent reply earlier but don't see it now? Maybe forgot to hit send?? Replaced lines, but new bulb didn't come with it. Took carb apart and cleaner but one of jets is clogged as it backup in my face! My model # is 358.350982
Bulb fills up now, but won't start. Haven't tested for spark, but did put in new plug. Guess I'm stuck til I get a carb ordered. Line from tank to carb was collapsed and smaller in tank than outside! Seems like I pulled some stringy stuff out of line when I removed filter last fall and ordered new filters and lines. I should have ordered kit with new carb!!! Model 358.359982 50cc 20" Craftsman
Great video my model was a 16 36cc but same procedures. Thank for you help. When I took mine apart all the lines were shot and disconnected so I wasn't sure where they all go. Just very slight differences with the throttle line.
Man, did I need this help! TY very much. All my hoses were broken and crumbled. No idea of the hose routing or what size hose goes where.
Thank alot
Excellent video with explanation. Best one I have seen that shows and explains where the different lines go and shown also on the video. Thank you very much. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Just did this today on a similar saw. 38cc craftsman? It fought me a lot, but I finally got it running and tuned. Like this, I had to do some modifications to the "kit" carburetor since it was hitting the airbox. Included a quick $20 trip to homedepot to get a pair of extended needle nose pliers for pulling those fuel lines into the tank. I kept the intake on the small line, but was thinking you could probably go either way. Hard to push that big filter onto that little line.
yeah that is another reason i switched lines
Best video I've seen for this. Kit is ordered wish me luck.
You can do it!
Thanks a bunch.
You're welcome!
Thanks for this, helped me out a bunch!
Glad it helped!
very good. Now I know how to put it together.
Many thanks, Good job
Glad it helped
Wonderful video. We hank you so much
Thanks for visiting
Thanks!
No problem! thank you!
GR8 vídeo clip Sir .
Just got the same one used for $25, needs a carb kit, got it on order, hopefully it does the job
it will youll do fine
nice!
Thanks!
Whats the best way to get the lines ran bsck through the machine? A pair of hemostats?
Replace the rubber hose on intake also if lose or rotten
I get all my parts on Amazon to the fuel lines Amazon has a package of the same fuel lines in a 4 pack they are 4 different s from big to small the price is around 7 dollars
I just installed kit, with new spark plugs, ran the fuel lines like you showed. My saw still.doesnt start 😢
I'm just guessing you tossed the limiter caps. :) Wish I had found this earlier. I just went thru this and fought the fuel line connections to the carb. Thanks for a new perspective on the fuel lines :)
The new carbs from HIPA dont come with them. glad i could help!
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Same here. 3days of beating my head against the wall and nothing. Tomorrow I order that carb kit and possibly a new coil.
thanks for your excellent video, I already have it routed the original way, but I can't get the filter on the thin line, any suggestions? thanks so much!
that is one of the reasons i do it my way. you just gotta force it on
@@smallengineguys Warm it up with a cigarette lighter, or stretch by inserting needle nose plier tip. Old trick when I used to work on these back in the early 80's
Excelente amigo, yo tengo una crafsman 16 me la regalaron y la verdad no se como encenderla en frio y ni como encenderla cuando ya esta caliente... me gustaria que me orientas un poco te lo agradeceria. Saludos ✌
Its probably not running hot its probably just to much oil or the muffler is full of carbon and its burning off.
I did the same job, the lines lasted only 1 season, they completely disintegrated,
i drain the gas out of mine fill it with sea foam or marvel mystery oil prime it up then store it. the oil keeps it from dryrotting. then dum it out put in a little gas prime it dump it put in new 2 cycle gas and your good to go.
Thanks, now a guide that I will follow. The choke assembly has a (1 inch) black plastic teardrop part that rotates and clicks open on the assembly. This part I cannot find.. can you help ID ?
the choke arm?
I fixed the Chainsaw A++++++
nice!
I copied you for the most part on my Craftsman 358.351610. I didn't swap the lines around as I couldn't reach the return line to pull that guy, so I left it. I studied your flow to make sure the flow was still in the correct order. I fueled her up with fresh mixed gas and she fired up right away and died. Been struggling to get her to pop off again, I think i've totally flooded it out at this point. I'm wondering if the settings are causing it to run far to rich at base. Any suggestions on how I can adjust those adjustment screws to reduce the richness and just get her to pop off?
bought a shitty carb, wasn't HIPA. Bought a HIPA compatible with my saw, worked right away. Tinkered with the carb settingss and made life difficult.
So your gasket stayed. Mine was stuck to the carburetor. I took my time and peeled it off slow but a little chunk on the inside by the big hole stayed on the carburetor. Outside of gasket has a good 1/8 inch before the the missing piece. My kit didn’t have a matching gasket so I reused it. It fires up right away. It ran and I cut some stuff up but restarting it and getting it to run was a pain in the butt. Is it that gasket or do I just not have the carb adjusted right yet?
Cancel that. It does have that gasket. At least it has the one in the kit you recommended. Worth changing you think or?
And thanks for this video man. Could not have done the job without it
yeah so i would change the gasket before anything else.
This HIPA kit you would recommend only for Craftsman or Stihl and Husqvarna as well?
Thanks in advance.
Great video!
I use hipa for anything i can. They make oem quality parts
I had the same issue with kits with the gas line not being the right size. What size is the correct line to buy?
The line has always been too big or too small to go in the tank
the line in the kits is the right size. it is just a tight fit. i think its 3/16
Hemostats work better for messing with these and weed eater fuel lines.
You sir! Have help me put together this Chainsaw from somebody that took it apart! And help me put it back together. Thank you.
Glad I could help
Can you comment where to get this kit?
hipa carb kit
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good afternoon. I have this same chainsaw, I need to buy this same carburetor model, but I can't find it, could you leave the link there so I can buy it, mine is 18 42cc
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Really rough
You literally put a filter on the return line.
Nope. Just switched line sides. Do exactly what i a man that does 4 or 5 of these homeowner saws a week did. Or believe you know more than me and do what you want. My way the correct way it will run.
If you put the fuel filter on the small line when you hold the saw on it’s side (closest to the ground) the fuel filter will be in more fuel in the tank than if the fuel line filter end was closer to the filler cap which would be facing up with your placement and might need more fuel in the tank to keep running. Just a thought, but other than that your routing is sure easier.