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. If I did not have any evidence, I would say it was lean. But with that much spitback and the fact that your WOT rpms are under the recommended strike that, I would think the carb is set rich or something is going on. Hmm Husqy webpage says it is supposed to be 7200. Let me check on that. I have seen misprints on their site before7250 rpm wot.
. If I did not have any evidence, I would say it was lean. But with that much spitback and the fact that your WOT rpms are under the recommended strike that, I would think the carb is set rich or something is going on. Hmm Husqy webpage says it is supposed to be 7200. Let me check on that. I have seen misprints on their site before
Ive serviced a few 580's and they all had oil in the i take tube just like shown in the pic
Ive serviced a few 580's and they all had oil in the i take tube just like shown in the pic
Thank you for the insight.
Sorry gents, open mouth insert foot. 7,250 is the operating rpms according to the resmax manual. Husky doesn't have it in theirs. Strange.
Checked it today with 2 different tachs and it's definitely running 7250 WOT.Mine tachs 7200 after break-in. FWIW I'm runnin 2R/sef94@40:1.
After about four tankfulls I found some oil in mine too. Minimal but there.Ive serviced a few 580's and they all had oil in the i take tube just like shown in the pic
I just ordered a Husqvarna 570BTS - upgrading an 11 year old Husqvarna 145BT. Curious if I can expect some oil build up in the 570 as well?
Thanks. 10 gallons? Yea - not gonna be something I worry about. Ive got this Sweet Gum tree that is wearing me out this Winter. Every time I start blowing the leaves I think "time to upgrade" so I am pretty fired up.Maybe. Check it after you burn about 10 gallons and see. Doesn't take but a minute to remove and check.