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    stihl 028 problems

    I picked up an stihl 028 super at a pawn shop for $70 that looks to be in "Excellent" condition. Its starts and idles great. When I rev it up to cut it revs fine for 10-30 seconds and then starts to die out. Sometimes it is fine and other times it comes up to full power and then starts to die off. When us dies off if I put the choke on and off it will rev up. Can you guys give me some help with this? Thanks
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    Either the fuel filter is plugged or the carb need adjustment, If you're not too mechanically inclined, take it to the dealer, they should be able to set you straight. The high setting could be too rich OR too lean, both conditions will cause these symptoms.
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    Inspect the fuel and impulse lines for cracks. Take the rubber
    cap off of the fuel filter and look at the foam insert. When the
    saw gets old, the foam breaks up and collects in the screen inside
    the carb. Do not keep running it or you will damage the piston.
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    If thie saw runs with the choke on, then I would think it would be running too lean on the hi-rpm side. Since you bought the saw used I would check all the things that the other members said to check. If you feel confident, take a screwdriver and turn the hi adjustment screw counter-clockwise an 1/8 turn at a time and see if that makes a difference. Make sure your air and fuel filters are clean first. Good luck. Let us know the outcome. Rich.
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