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I use it in every bit of fuel in a can that comes on property- mower, chain saw, blower, trimmer, boat and have not had a fuel related problem related problem in the 8 years that i have used it. Everything starts in spring after setting with fuel in tank all winter, before its use it was ohaul...

Finally got set up again to sharpen chains but it has been about 10 years since I was in the business, what does everyone charge now to sharpen chains?

Thanks to all. Headed to Fastenal as soon as they open today.

Huntaholic, do you remember what size they were and where you got them?

What is the best way to repair this problem? The 2 rear bolts are stripped and front one is missing. Is it best to drill and rethread to next bigger size or have you found another way to repair.

Sounds like it is flooded, pull the spark plug, turn upside down and pull starter rope slowly making sure the ignition switch is off

If I'm not mistaken that is the vent for the oil tank, but it should have a hose on it inside the tank.

Did the clutch cover come off without prying, and go back on all the way without having to pull it on with the bolts? It sounds like the brake is on but not engaging the handle. may just need to remove clutch cover and reset the brake (which is a *****).

Did you get this figured out?

The cable outer cover goes into the small barrel in front of the trigger, right before the rounded part of the trigger about the center of the trigger itself.

Update: Fixed the problem, turns out the tester used was a little too sensitive. I had not tried to kill the saw after putting in the new coil but was using the tester to make sure the kill system was working. After checking a working saw and getting the same results, I put the rest of the saw...

backhoe, There is no plug involved at this point, I have fire to a known good tester, no matter what is done with coil. duckybud

Thanks pioneerguy, That is what I was thinking but was thinking, but hoped I had overlooked something. By the way, I am sure the ground out lead is grounded, it is bolted to one of the coil mounting bolts. duckybud

14 views and nobody has heard of this, makes me feel kind of special. Please guys a little help here. I also have a husky T540 that is doing the same thing but being autotune I can't put a dead ground on it as all coil leads are sealed into the coil. I have put a ground on the first connector...

Posted this on handheld forum, but thought it might get more views here. Husky 326 ls with a brand new coil from dealer fires even with a ground between kill lug and mounting bolt. Has anyone seen anything like this? The old coil had no fire even with the kill wire disconnected so put a new...

Husky 326 ls with a brand new coil from dealer fires even with a ground between kill lug and mounting bolt. Has anyone seen anything like this? The old coil had no fire even with the kill wire disconnected so put a new one on and now have fire but cannot shut it off. I have done away with...

Son- in -law came in one morning with wet gloves, laid them on the top barrel and set down and fixed a cup of coffee. Before he got a drink, we had flames. Only did that once. Said wasn't going to stay long and wanted the gloves dry when he left, they were but a little hard to get on.

Olyman, It is correct but they have been out of business since mid 90's I beleave.

They are out of business from all the research I have done. I too had the catalytic converter, never did see the benefits they were advertised to produce. I just last year remover it from the stove even though it hadn't been used in years.

Del, Do you have the automatic draft control? Its the bomb once you figure out where to set for the temps you want.