Husqvarna 44 damage

[Farmchuck]

Take a picture of how the filter goes on please

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[MACHINE]

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What does the tank vent look like?

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[Farmchuck]

I’ll take a look tonight & let you know. Pardon my ignorance but where should I be looking at to take pictures to help you out? Inside the tank or elsewhere? Sorry.

 

[MACHINE]

I’ll take a look tonight & let you know. Pardon my ignorance but where should I be looking at to take pictures to help you out? Inside the tank or elsewhere? Sorry.

Beside carb on pull rope side I think

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[Farmchuck]

Beside carb on pull rope side I think

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[Farmchuck]

 

[MACHINE]

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Thanks , strange arrangement,

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[Farmchuck]

Wish I could get better pics for you . It looks like that black tube comes out of the tank & goes over the front of the carburetor & ends there.

 

[MACHINE]

Wish I could get better pics for you . It looks like that black tube comes out of the tank & goes over the front of the carburetor & ends there.

Nothing on end of tubing? Just open?

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[Farmchuck]

Yup looks that way

 

[Farmchuck]

 

[MACHINE]

Just a few things...
122 psi is on the low side so a piston and ring swap is a good thing.
Have you found the reason for the damage in the first place ?.... pressure and vac tested the saw ?

Started and ran saw few minutes ago, running out of fuel on the top end , makes me wonder if that is what caused the damage, ran it about 5 minutes no cuts ,
Now compression is much higher , I think ring may have seated.

I really like the feel of the little saw.
Revs quickly.

I'll get into carb Sunday and see what it is

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[MACHINE]

Just a few things...
122 psi is on the low side so a piston and ring swap is a good thing.
Have you found the reason for the damage in the first place ?.... pressure and vac tested the saw ?

Found why saw kept running lean on top end , don't know how it ran at all

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[Farmchuck]

Found why saw kept running lean on top end , don't know how it ran at all

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Once again forgive my ignorance, what is that a picture of? Part of the carburetor?

 

[MACHINE]

Once again forgive my ignorance, what is that a picture of? Part of the carburetor?

Yes needle valve, don't know how it ran , put it back together and forgot to check the height setting...

Floods easy , so I have to reset it today.
Saw is really clean , just have to get it tuned , rope needs replacing also ,

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[MACHINE]

Saw still has a little problem, it dies at idle, if you lay it on its right side it will not die,

Has to have air leak in line is my guess ,

Any ideas

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[MACHINE]

Finally got mityvac and tested pressure, chain side seal bad ,

Hope I can find a seal

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[fossil]

Yup looks that way

There should be a check valve on the tank end of that tank vent hose. It may be between the tank and the saw case. If you can pass air into the tank from that hose and not be able to draw any out it's OK .

Finally got mityvac and tested pressure, chain side seal bad ,

Hope I can find a seal

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Some Husky seals have the number on them It will be a metric seal which should be easy to find. If the number is there it will read as the size in mm. something like 15 22 5

 

[MACHINE]

There should be a check valve on the tank end of that tank vent hose. It may be between the tank and the saw case. If you can pass air into the tank from that hose and not be able to draw any out it's OK .



Some Husky seals have the number on them It will be a metric seal which should be easy to find. If the number is there it will read as the size in mm. something like 15 22 5

I found 2 on inner web,

We have a Motion Industry here that may be able to get me one also.

Saw looks like new hasn't been used much, would like to save it

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[MACHINE]

Replaced seal , fixed it ,, but now saw has no spark , I had taken off flywheel to check that seal ,,,, ratts I sure hope coil not bad , that will be hard to find

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