Homelite super 2

[Geof]

Hi,

I have always problem with my homelite super 2. I juste change the carburator kit. Presently I'm able to start the saw only when oiler tube are disconnected ( I do not understand why) When I connect the tube, the saw start only when I put gas in the carburator. The saw burn the carburator gas and stop. I'm not sure what is the right connection for oiler tube. As you seen on the picture I don't have the duckbill valve. I never find one. If you have a good web site to buy this part ask me.

 

[chopperfreak2k1]

ebay has the duckbill valves

 

[gdhome2]

Excellent source for your homelite needs. They have IPL's for lots of different models that you can view to see if you're connecting your tubes correctly and they have a surprising amount of parts in stock if you need to order something. Good luck.


http://www.jackssmallengines.com/my_account_login.cfm

 

[hotshot]

Get them at Cassadaga Edge & Engine in New York

Don't run it very long like that, you've got a massive vacuum leak with #2 open. I doubt that is the primary running problem, as it still sounds like you have more carburetor issues. That Walbro carb is a fixed high POS (no adjustment) and needs to swapped with a HDC-67.

You'll need the fitting that goes into the line end inside the oil tank too, you can use either the plastic dual barbed fitting or the sintered metal one. #1 goes to the metal pickup strainer in the tank bottom & #2 is where the fitting & duckbill go, run it at the top of the tank (don't submerge it) The third line down low that is hidden from view goes directly to the chain bar fitting.

 

[lawnmowertech37]

ebay has the duckbill valves

So do i

 

[Geof]

Don't run it very long like that, you've got a massive vacuum leak with #2 open. I doubt that is the primary running problem, as it still sounds like you have more carburetor issues. That Walbro carb is a fixed high POS (no adjustment) and needs to swapped with a HDC-67.

You'll need the fitting that goes into the line end inside the oil tank too, you can use either the plastic dual barbed fitting or the sintered metal one. #1 goes to the metal pickup strainer in the tank bottom & #2 is where the fitting & duckbill go, run it at the top of the tank (don't submerge it) The third line down low that is hidden from view goes directly to the chain bar fitting.

Thank you very good information. I hope I will not need to change the carburator. I have found duckbill valve on ebay. I will try to find duckbill valve on local store. Is it a part only on homelite saw?

 

[roncoinc]

http://www.cmsmallengines.net/

I have dealt with Calvin,,good to go..

 

[a. palmer jr.]

There's a video that you might be interested in on Youtube.com Just type in Homelite Super 2 and it'll take you right to it.

 

[lawnmowertech37]

Thank you very good information. I hope I will not need to change the carburator. I have found duckbill valve on ebay. I will try to find duckbill valve on local store. Is it a part only on homelite saw?

69451 part # i do have some oem ones in stock still not aftermarket

will sell one to you for $ 2.50 plus shipping in a bubble wrap envelope to canada first class international mail your cost on shipping $ 2.95 do you want to add a air filter to the order $ .85 cents additional

oil line fitting they call it the oil filter i have those too

hey gd a little history about jacks is he dont sell oem product on Homelite just what ever stens aftermarket has on hand example a 6????? part # is a stens #

 

[a. palmer jr.]

Thank you very good information. I hope I will not need to change the carburator. I have found duckbill valve on ebay. I will try to find duckbill valve on local store. Is it a part only on homelite saw?

I've had several Super 2s that had high speed adjustment..don't know if the former owner changed them out or what, but I worked on one today that had 2 screws H and L +idle speed screw. I bought one new and have had it for years and it has H and L screws, also so yours may be ok.

 

[a. palmer jr.]

Thank you very good information. I hope I will not need to change the carburator. I have found duckbill valve on ebay. I will try to find duckbill valve on local store. Is it a part only on homelite saw?

There are duckbill valves on lots of saws. Many saws use them in the fuel cap, homelite puts them in the end of the short line in the oil tank and they have one sticking in the top of the fuel tank on the Super 2.

 

[chopperfreak2k1]

So do i

sorry man! i keep forgetting about site sponsors and such. i just remembered seeing them on ebay and suggested it. will try to be more loyal to you guys in the future, no hard feelings?