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This is what it looks like when the vent is missing. This is on a saw with a primer (I can’t remember if all the 350’s have primers)... -
If this clutters up Greg's build thread too much hopefully a mod can delete my post. But all of these builds are kinda his fault after I...
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There is definitely value in taking some time to modify the stock 350 for a low-buck rig. If you have run a good ported 346xp, you can...
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If you are just interested in getting a 350 back up and running well in a stock configuration, addressing the three issues above should...
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Alright gang, sounds like there is enough interest in a thread on building husky 350's and their related plastic-cased variants (Husky...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Random pics (that you took) thread....Good lord. That's almost the annual average here. 1/2 the annual average for most the country.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Carburetor talk - fuel puddling.Problem with the one I have that does this is that the tune that holds idle when you pick it up doesn't accelerate well and the tune...
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Just out of curiosity, I wonder if there is any difference if you blip the trigger a couple of times before picking it up, if it would...
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Checked with a couple dealers and found one that had a WT-426B carburetor for $80 It doesn’t have the limiter tab on the high jet. But...
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I've experienced the same thing but it's caused by vibration.. Putting the saw on the ground it vibrate the carb and would idle richer...
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Interesting question...and from the sounds of it, I'm not going to say anything that you don't already know/haven't tried. Letting a...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Carburetor talk - fuel puddling.Good question. I've had the same experiences and don't have a fookin clue. I don't buy the flat spot in the manifold theory though.
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I have been dealing with several similar issues on a few different saws lately. The issue is definitely related to the carburetor on...
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Sloughfoot reacted to PA Dan's post in the thread DIY first cut rails for small logs around 14" diameter? with
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I had these cut from 1/4" thick steel plate and have 2" square tube that goes in the slots. Have two 11' and two 6' for different size... -
Sloughfoot replied to the thread DIY first cut rails for small logs around 14" diameter?.Yeh, bay area is a busy place. I can see why folks live there because the summer weather is fantastic and there's a lot of high paying...