My oil filter for chain oil supply line is clogged. How do I clean it? I have succesfully isolated the filter from the chainsaw, but what is the best way to clean it? Water and soap or thinner?
Maybe you can help me. I have a 445 that is not oiling the bar. I have replaced everything pertaining to the pump and the oil screen inside the sump is clean. There is no adjustment for oil feed on this model. I pressurized the oil sump and it blows out where the oil tube goes free and clear. The bar oil holes are clean as is the chain guide around the bar. From what I gathered the oil sump is not vented BUT my only clue is that with the oil pump assembly completely removed, and the saw laying oil pump/clutch side down on the bench, no oil flows out of the hole where the oil hose goes - until I open the oil fill cap on top at which time it flows freely out the bottom side. My only other clue is something called a duckbill, could this be the problem?
4 am here in Alaska n thinking bout my no oil bar. I'll try this tomorrow. Bet it works. THANKS Rooster! BTW, you any relation to Rooster Cogburn? 😃 zzzzzzzz
@@TheRustyRooster just started. Oil coming from the saw. But blade was clogged....should the edge of the bar. Be razor sharp? Or should I get another bar...chain keeps slipping off?
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Thanks man oil port on bar was clogged … now the aul comin out good 😁😁
Glad it helped
So closed to send to the shop, if not my money get robbed already. Thanks for the video. Really helpful.
Glad it helped!
Son!!! Finally a video for my problem. Plain and simple. Fixed it! Me! Amazing.
Glad it helped! Woo-Hoo
Me too, I like it simple and it worked perfectly. Saw sits there for 2 years and all the junk he showed in video was all it took Thank You SIR
Glad it helped out
Thanks my echo wasn't oiling. I'll do all that. Love how you painted some lines on that box. Good fix. Subscribed!
Thanks ol-buddy I do like it when they sling that oil
Subtitles helped a lot. Could barely understand a word he was saying.
Sorry about that... have upgraded the microphone since this video.
@@TheRustyRooster Actually, it was the accent. It was helpful, anyway, thanks.
@JCO2002 lol sorry ol-buddy I can't fix that 😅
Another great video. I’m learning more tricks from y’all then I did when I took the OPE classes.
Good to hear!
This guy is a national treasure
Hey Hey Thanks a bunch ol buddy
Thanks for your time on this video. Much appreciated.👍
I appreciate you watching
I saw this vid on tuesday and by today i revisited this and no shit…worked!!
Glad it worked put for you . It's not always the problem but it's the first thing I always check.
Thanks for the Video! Could not for the life of me figure out where the oiler tube went to on my saw.
Thanks so much glad it helped 😊
Fixin Kentucky way - easy first. :) Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Thanks for the tips. You saved me some cash this winter. Doing my own saw clean up this winter. WOO HOO 🇺🇸👊
Good deal glad it helped
thanks for the great tips on the oiling issue !! I'll check my saw out for this issue , sounds about right !!
hope it helped
Thanks Rusty i am doing an old Pioneer 500 that isn't oiling i will let you now how I make out. I has a worm grad oiler.
Heck yeah I'm sure looking forward to that
Easy when the oilpump its located then , its more job when the pump its located in the underside of the cylinder , like the are on older jonsred 😊
Ain't that the truth
To the point. Love it. Great info. Thanks much.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Sir!
Sure thing hope it helped
You’re funny! Thanks for the video.
Hey hey thanks for watching
Thanks for tips... Ya kinda talk funny though...Sound like Jr. Johnson.
Hey hey sure hope this helps our with your saw. By the way I met Jr. Johnson 1984 Atlanta motor speedway
AWESOME video Brotha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Appreciate it!!
Great Video.
Good deal Bill!👍😀
Yeah buddy...
Thanks
Hey hey fella, hope it helped. It's not always the pump and lines. This is what I find most often when folks tell me it stopped oiling
Great vid. Very informative
Thanks, hope it helped out
THANKYOU"😊
Anytime, thanks for watching
Helped a ton. Thank you good sir
Sure thing glad you found it helpful
Thank you for the informative video.
Thanks really appreciate that
Thanks man great tip
Happy to help
USE FILE OR DRILL CHAMFER OPENING FOR OIL ON THE CHAINSAW BAR, or forgett chainsaws use a Excavator,.
All for using an excavator 👍🏻
Darn after checking all that, it is the oiler
I always check this first, unfortunately it's not always the issue.
Thanks brother!
👍🐓
My oil filter for chain oil supply line is clogged. How do I clean it? I have succesfully isolated the filter from the chainsaw, but what is the best way to clean it? Water and soap or thinner?
I'd suggest replacing it with a new one but if cleaning is your only option remove and clean with solvent / gas and blow out with air.
@@TheRustyRooster thank you kindly for fast response!
Great Vid Rooster! Does that guy run it with No Brake???
Itc been a while since I worked on this, belive the brake was in good order
Good chain oil
Sure is
thanks big pimping
Any time
Maybe you can help me. I have a 445 that is not oiling the bar. I have replaced everything pertaining to the pump and the oil screen inside the sump is clean. There is no adjustment for oil feed on this model. I pressurized the oil sump and it blows out where the oil tube goes free and clear. The bar oil holes are clean as is the chain guide around the bar. From what I gathered the oil sump is not vented BUT my only clue is that with the oil pump assembly completely removed, and the saw laying oil pump/clutch side down on the bench, no oil flows out of the hole where the oil hose goes - until I open the oil fill cap on top at which time it flows freely out the bottom side. My only other clue is something called a duckbill, could this be the problem?
The "duck bill " acts as a vent .. could be the issue 🤔
4 am here in Alaska n thinking bout my no oil bar. I'll try this tomorrow. Bet it works. THANKS Rooster! BTW, you any relation to Rooster Cogburn? 😃 zzzzzzzz
Hope its this simple alot of them are. No relation with Rooster Coburn but do have his picture on my wall. Good luck with your saw.
Good info. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice
Thanks
I see that happen alot. Good one my friend 👍
Thanks Gravelyman 56
good stuff man thx !
Thank you sir
Very helpful. Mine is a Stihl MS 29 if I leave oil in the reservoir my case has oil in the bottom . What you think?
When done remove the oil cap to allow pressure to release reinstall and check if it still leakes
NICE
Thanks for watching
Short and sweet is the best.
Yes it is , thanks for watching. Have a great new year
Husqavarna 395xp is there an oiler adjustment to have more oil on the bar ?
I believe the adjustment is on the bottom side of that model saw. Look it up on a parts breakdown to be sure
Nice video Rooster
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice fix 👍
Hey, thanks Joe
Thank you. I understood perfect. I sub to you.
Thanks a bunch I appreciate it. Hope it helped
That time again is there better oiling chain
Not that I'm aware of.
Nize,,,,,,,I cant help myself, I take a hose to them when they are baaaad,,& when the hose aint froze
Heck yeah, hate working on a nasty saw
does stihl chainsaw ms290 has an adjustable oiler?
Yes on the bottom of the saw you will find an adjustment screw
Good info R R
Thanks 👍
I will look at it tomorrow thanks
Hope it works out for you
@@TheRustyRooster just started. Oil coming from the saw. But blade was clogged....should the edge of the bar. Be razor sharp? Or should I get another bar...chain keeps slipping off?
@@allanlugo8095 sounds like the bar is wore out, replace it...
Bar should not be sharp
@@allanlugo8095 I'd replace bar and chain together
😂👍👍
thanks a bunch
Love you
Thanks for watching Joe
Please help me Sthil guide bar not oil tig
If cleaning the ports don't take care of it check the lines and pump
Common sense
Yes exactly.