Husqvarna 572XPG Low On Power
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video we will look at a Husqvarna 572XPG chainsaw with a low power complaint. Cleaning an autotune carb isn't much different than any other carb and you don't need a computer to complete the job. #smallenginerepair
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Oh my God, that carburettor is just a job on its own just to take it off! Great job, Scott.
Yes its a little involved.
Great job, thanks for talking about the colors of blockage. Like reading the tip of spark plugs.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
@@TheGreasyShopRag thank you, it’s like going to a trade school. You show things, but also bring up things I research. Thank you for your invested time. It’s fun to watch your numbers going up. Take care.
Received my Carburetor Work Stand, Thanks! Review video coming soon!
Oh boy.
Thanks for supporting the channel!
I must be lucky, I have a 272 XP that I bought new back in I don’t even remember the late 80s or maybe the early 90s and it still runs like a bear, ofcourse I am a stickler with the maintenance so that probably helps
Its not luck. Maintenance is everything and it sounds like you're doing a great job. Keep it up!
Just got my carb stand yesterday. Love it. Makes working on them so much easier!
Woo hoo! Thanks for supporting the channel.
@@TheGreasyShopRag Thanks for putting up the constant videos. I try to catch each one. Used the stand for the first time yesterday, handy as hell, especially the magnet.
@@RMosher11 Glad to hear the stand is working for you. Thanks for supporting the channel!
Great work as usual. Your system is both efficient and logical. Keep them coming
Thanks and thanks for watching!
That is a crowded and tedious carb removal; looks like you have done quite a few of them. Great job!. With the screen full of "fines" I would guess the user had been running a dull chain.
How would the fines get in the fuel tank? Or do you think they fall in when he opens the cap? This is one of those repairs where I'd like to see what the inside of his gas can looks like.
@@TheGreasyShopRagfell in when filling up wood be my guess. I carry a HF chip brush and clean around both caps before refilling with gas / oil
@@fabzacres-blackcat Thats good practice. Every so often I see a chip brush in customers saw cases.
@@TheGreasyShopRag You can also use an old toothbrush 🪥 to clean around the caps - only takes a minute and is cheap insurance. The Husqvarner caps are the cats ass but the STIHL flippy caps are an inferior design and the cam lock sometimes gives up the goose and your legs get a mix oil bath . I could never figure Why STIHL went away from the tried and true old school black threaded caps.
Bit involved for that repair for sure! Good work!
Involved is a great word. Its not hard work but takes some time. Thanks for watching!
Husqvarna chainsaws sound mean!
I wonder how many people could tell the difference between a husky, stihl and echo? Some models are easy but a lot just blend in.
Looks like Saw Dust In The Micro Screen Maybe From When He Installed The New Aftermarket Fuel Filter Brother 😀😎😊
Ya sometimes saving money actually costs you money.
Rarely seen.
But there is also a blue plastic snap on part for covering part of the recoil air intake.
I believe its only recommended for real big brass monkey cold temps, like south of 0F or even colder.
The official word from Husqvarna is 23 degrees or colder or snowy conditions to keep snow out of carb area.
@@TheGreasyShopRag
For giggles i looked up what 23F is in Celsius.
-5
That makes more sense then 23F
LOL
Awesome job!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome job, thanks for sharing Scott
Thanks for watching!
Great video Scott! Thanks 😀
Thanks for watching!
Great video, tons of good info on that fix.
Thanks for watching!
Great job Scott and those carb stands are awsome
Thanks for your support.
Great little video Scott easy little fix 572 xp 😊.
Thanks!
secret fiddling LOL
Dealer secrets lol.
Wow, if it's that much of a pain to remove the carburetor, I'm getting a dozen blue fuel filters, change them out twice a year. First time I've seen a 5 series saw carburetor removed.
I think the owners manual states inspecting the fuel filter should be done monthly. I seem to remember reading somewhere that they should be replaced every 100 hours.
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Thanks for watching!
Where did you get that funnel Scott? Thank you for another great video
Google "spill free funnel" or "radiator funnel". Thanks for watching!
After disconnecting and cleaning out an auto-tune carb, is there a procedure for it to "re-learn" the mixture(s) or does it just know from previous data and run ok? Not having the software I usually refer them to a dealer, fearing it wouldn't run right if I didn't re-program it.
It doesn't forget and only needs to be flashed if you change a coil or in some cases a piston.
If I don't have a new screen, is it okay to clean the old one and reuse it? Also, thanks for my new carb stand!
Yes you can clean it. Thanks for supporting the channel!
@@TheGreasyShopRag Thank you!
You don’t put a blue fuel filter?
I left the original one on until I knew the rest of the saw was ok. I later put a blue one on at 18:24.
I NEED HELP. . what's best to use for cleaning pitch and tree sap off my saw .. it's cacked on and regular soap n water doesn't work. ??
I don't know whats best. I fight it every time.
@@TheGreasyShopRag thanks very much for the feedback. I'll try diesel and soft brush. it works on tar but I dono if it works on dried tree sap
@@robert4027I've had decent luck with goo gone and a plastic scraper, but at a certain point it just becomes patina on my saws 😐
@@mendonesiac thanks very much
Was it just me? Or did this saw still not seem to be running very strong? Almost like clutch is dragging or smashed chain rail?
I really like your repeated basics for trouble shooting and am sure it always catchs 95% of the issues, but personally I like to make a couple cuts before sending a saw back out. Especially if I know the customer has to traveled any distance for a potential return.
The saw was running fine. My audio had to be run through a noise reduction filter too many times to salvage what I had. I always run chainsaw repairs through a log afterwards. My employer allows me to hang a camera over the bench because it doesn't really cost him any time (wages). If I had to set up a tripod and stage a shot an all that monkey business then it would be eating up time while I'm on the clock. I'm happy to be able to capture the video I'm getting now. Thanks for watching and taking the time to share.
@TheGreasyShopRag I just knew something didn't sound quite right...I see so many video shot with an IPhone that loud noises disrupt the audio and it takes them several seconds to recover once loud noise is shut off. Like if they start speaking to soon after shutoff...You can't hear a word they say. Good to know they are ran more off screen and thanks for making the videos!👍 Have a great weekend!
@@waynetharp Thanks, you too!
Thank you for the videos
Thanks for supporting the channel!
You are smooth ! !
Awesome videos and info.