Bad-running Husqvarna 455 - Cheap And Fast Coil Repair

Husqvarna 455 runs rough after warm up. Used a $5 tool to troubleshoot this easy problem. Thanks for watching!
-Ray
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[@philliphall5198]

Most of the time when they get hot they kill engine and that’s the way it stays tell it’s cool off
Wild one

[@RayofallTrades]

Gotcha. Never tried it that way. I usually just use em but the trade off is my stuff just sits

[@philliphall5198]

@@RayofallTrades I was given 2 FC 3/8,.050,64DL new chains but my poulan 4218 said LP3/8,.050,62DL is correct chain
Can I run the 64 DL chain on my saw
West Texas here and we cut misquite trees for heat and BBQ