The dealer I bought mine from says on that air filter, don’t pry the tabs up as they have a tendency to break. He says to pull the top towards you or away from you, and it’ll come right off.
If you rotate the choke lever on the carb by hand you can take the linkage off without removing the wires and plastic choke lever.Just a tip.Not trying to be a know ot all.
I’m fixing up a 025 and it didn’t have one of those seasonal shutter slides installed. Are they absolutely necessary or should I play it safe and head to my local dealer to pick one up? The average temperature in my area is between 60°F and 100°F
If you are referring to the gasket between the intake and the carburetor, no. The carburetor is being bolted against a rubber intake. The paper gaskets they send are unnecessary and potentially problematic
Thanks a lot! I followed your steps and now my saw runs like new. 15 years old, almost bought a new one. Extremely helpful!
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You literally fixed that with one hand! Great video.
Thank you my man!!! Thank you for watching
Thank you for being so detailed this helped me fix mine.
Glad to hear you got it going my friend!!
The dealer I bought mine from says on that air filter, don’t pry the tabs up as they have a tendency to break. He says to pull the top towards you or away from you, and it’ll come right off.
I'll remember that. Thank you
If you rotate the choke lever on the carb by hand you can take the linkage off without removing the wires and plastic choke lever.Just a tip.Not trying to be a know ot all.
Thank you, I always appreciate and take free teaching!!
I’m fixing up a 025 and it didn’t have one of those seasonal shutter slides installed. Are they absolutely necessary or should I play it safe and head to my local dealer to pick one up? The average temperature in my area is between 60°F and 100°F
No you don't need it
Should I replace the gasket as well?
If you are referring to the gasket between the intake and the carburetor, no. The carburetor is being bolted against a rubber intake. The paper gaskets they send are unnecessary and potentially problematic
@@christophercorbett7307 Yes that's the one! Cheers, thanks for info 👏