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What's on your bench?
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Looks like a broken foredom flex shaft cable. I may of seen a couple just like it before.
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Hehe... I’ve started a moped in reverse and drove it around. But never a saw...
Trying to think how that would happen... recoil only pulls one way, so it had to kick back and fire...
Flywheel slipped?
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Lol close, it was advanced a small amount. I retarded the timing back to stock and still same issue. So then I scratched my head and thought hmmm what else did I change from before? It didn’t do it before.....
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Well the cool thing about a 2 stroke is it will run either way, as well as the other, if ignition timing is adjusted. I’m not sure how else to get it to run backwards...
Another clue?
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Just put the chain on backwards. Bam problem solved.
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that's likely what he did wrong in the first place
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It was the coil. It was bad internally. Fooled me real good I even thought it had a bad air leak because it wouldn’t tune. I swapped it to another coil and saw wouldn’t fire LOL. I was pissed. I threw on the old limited coil and she runs like a swiss watch now.
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Not much heat they can handle
Them mag cases like 242/346 etc can take a solid beathing, 340/345/350's gotta be some of the biggest junk Husky ever made.
Not much heat they can handle
Them mag cases like 242/346 etc can take a solid beathing, 340/345/350's gotta be some of the biggest junk Husky ever made.
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So the coil is severely retarded? And the saw popped on the rebound?
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It hasn’t happened on a saw for me yet... but I think it’s super cool! Don’t toss that coil...
I want to run a chain backwards!!!!
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Decided to pull the clutch on my 024AV, to clean under it.
Glad I did. The bolts that hold the plate on that covers the oil pump were barely finger tight.
New rule. Any used saw I buy gets torn most of the way down to check for damage, and loose bolts.
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Glad I did. The bolts that hold the plate on that covers the oil pump were barely finger tight.
New rule. Any used saw I buy gets torn most of the way down to check for damage, and loose bolts.
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your oil pump might not work
