dangerousatom
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I hate to ask this question but im at a loss with out just throwing parts at this now. Is there anyway to increase oil pressure or output on the pump? My saw is new ( 5-6 tanks of gas ) bought last year during HD supply's big sale. It runs great, but has all the standard issues ....hot start, fuel bubbling, ect. I vented the cover and gutted the muffler along with slotting the oil hole in the bar.
My issue is im not getting enough oil on the 24" bar cutting PA assorted hardwood/firewood. Im averaging 3/4 tank of oil to full tank of fuel, but my chain is getting cooked and the bar is burning off the paint. At the moment ill be killing-burning up a chain every cord of wood, and thats with keeping it sharp. The oiler is turned up to highest output and I do have oil moving along with it pushing oil while running without bar installed but its not even getting to the tip. I dont expect it to be an oil pig like my 55rancher but its way too dry :-(
I orders a used oil pump on ebay just to see if it makes a change, thinking maybe the pump is just factory "bad" but i doubt it
Thanks for any help
My issue is im not getting enough oil on the 24" bar cutting PA assorted hardwood/firewood. Im averaging 3/4 tank of oil to full tank of fuel, but my chain is getting cooked and the bar is burning off the paint. At the moment ill be killing-burning up a chain every cord of wood, and thats with keeping it sharp. The oiler is turned up to highest output and I do have oil moving along with it pushing oil while running without bar installed but its not even getting to the tip. I dont expect it to be an oil pig like my 55rancher but its way too dry :-(
I orders a used oil pump on ebay just to see if it makes a change, thinking maybe the pump is just factory "bad" but i doubt it
Thanks for any help