Depends on whether you have a Tillotson HS or a Walbro WJ or SDC on it.
If you have the HS carb, the |||RK23 HS is correct.
If you have the HS carb, the |||RK23 HS is correct.
Homelite Chainsaws
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Well I ordered the wrong kit so if anyone needs the Tillston RK23... I have it...haha. Also, with clutch cover removed, where fuel line exits the gas tank, should there be a grommet there or something? PO has some silicone pushed up in there or something.
Seems like this will be a strong saw when I'm done with it, just needed a really good cleaning!
Seems like this will be a strong saw when I'm done with it, just needed a really good cleaning!
Blisters
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I recently got a super2 don't know how old, it does have points. Keeps dumping oil into the crank case. The oil lines were replaced when I got it, so I don't know if they are right. Other than that it runs good. Why is it getting oil in crank case could the lines be wrong? Never seen this before.
Waiting on Jesus
Waiting on Jesus
Maybe this will help:
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/homelite-super-2-oil-lines.180111/
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/homelite-super-2-oil-lines.180111/
Could be several reasons, the oil lines are crossed, or the lines are correct, the duckbill check valve is missing/leaking.
See this one also. I posted pics in that thread.
http://www.arboristsite.com/communi...-one-of-textron-top-handle-ones.298683/page-2
Failing finding an original fuel line you can use a grommet. I believe the size that works is 1/4" inch hole for the fuel line, 3/8" for the hole in the fuel tank and the fuel tank thickness at the pass through is 1/8".
You would use Tygon fuel line with a 1/4" outside diameter. If you look at this pic,
dimension A is 1/4"
dimension D is 1/8"
Dimension E is 3/8"
They are a common size. Auto parts places should stock them.
To get it in the hole I put some grease on it or silicone lube and work into the hole with something blunt. I use a popsicle stick from the dollar store.
After the grommet is in, cut a taper on the fuel line and feed it in from either side. Which ever works for you. I usually lube the fuel line to make it easier.
I generally feed thin wire through the hole from the outside into the tank and pull it out the fuel tank fill hole.
Pierce a small hole in the fuel line taper and feed the wire through it and pull the line through the grommet.
You will require a grommet for the carb box as well if there is not one already there. If there isn't, you can cut the one off the old fuel line and use that.
I hope that helps.
eBay. I buy the 10 pack. 10 will do 5 saws.
There's some on eBay right now.
Piston kit is on evilbay. And, unless I'm mistaken, new cylinders also.
Same SXL piston fits PL/SL-4 Remingtins.
Look at this on eBay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/180705563079
HOMELITE SUPER XL, BIG RED, OLD BLUE, 10045, PISTON KIT 1 13/16" , PART # A63648
Look at this on eBay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/351193475111
Nikasil 46mm Cylinder for Homelite Chainsaw
https://www.ebay.com/itm/180705563079
HOMELITE SUPER XL, BIG RED, OLD BLUE, 10045, PISTON KIT 1 13/16" , PART # A63648
Look at this on eBay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/351193475111
Nikasil 46mm Cylinder for Homelite Chainsaw
Car-guy2
ArboristSite Member
Anyone have any Homelite 330 parts? I need isolater parts.
