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I think with Husqvarna's there is quite a lot of places in the world where they are assembled. Foe instance I had a Husky 36 made in usa on the plate and found out from a husky dealer the smaller Huskies were made by Poulan. I had a mate by a Husqvarna 36 the same as mine and on the tag on his...

Ray if you are using google it is a security thing with acresinternet not keeping some thing in there site up to scratch. Try Microsoft Edge or Yahoo I have no trouble with either of those sites opens straight away.

Make sure you get the tap square to the hole and not on an angle bring the cylinder bit over half and put the Helicoil in. Put plenty of grease on to catch any swarf and as said above use the sparkplug kit. Apply some good thread locking paste and you should be right. Don't even bother getting...

Use Microsoft Edge that will let you in.

If you have trouble with the jets backing off it is because the springs have got weak. Just gently stretch the spring a tad and that will put some more tension on the spring.

I have the same problem with google Ernie but Microsoft Edge will. It is something to do with google chrome security

Very nice saw, worth every dollar of that.

Pull your fuel line out of your tank and plug your vacuum tester straight in the line. Put 5pd or so of pressure and see if it holds if not some of your fuel lines have probably gone rotten so may pay to replace with new fuel lines. And I would pop it on the carbie and make sure that is...

I use a car steering wheel puller as most flywheels have threaded holes in them. Had to pull one the other day without any holes so took the starter pawls off and used those holes.

Carbie drain plug to empty bowl.

May be a bit lean on the low screw too so turn that one anticlockwise a bit and try that.

That is a very good price and they are a great saw. Also have plenty of grunt. I use mine on a lot of big jobs and has never failed me yet.

Find someone with a pressure tester and put 8 or 10 pds of pressure and if will not hold it would point at the needle and seat. And if you put a new needle in I would say your seat is faulty.

If you are going way back all the old saws were good. Homelite XL12's took a lot of beating that's why they went on for so long.

Yes always some silly little thing like that will cause a problem. Like a lot of people will bring a saw to me and say I have tried everything to new plug checked carby but forgot to check if they have spark or not. First thing I do is pull the stop switch wire of the coil and bang away we go. I...