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Guys thank you. I found another two more in the old cylinder head, buuuut only two. So I have three. still searching everywhere but only three. I tried to find another one on eBay but no luck. but more important, where is the other one?!? My engine is turning smooth with no signs of it in...

I’m currently putting a new piston and cylinder in my husky, and found this guy just hanging out. any idea what it is and where it goes?

I opened up the saw today, seems brand new to me... Except for the clip that holdS the piston that came off. How does that even happen?

Can anything be seen from the pics?

I snagged some pics, but not sure if they’re clear enough. Any ideas from the pics attached?

I don’t have a shrader valve on my compression tester. it read 30-35. wouls the valve make that much of a difference?

Sorry, compression test.

would a compression heat speak into this? anyone know what compression it should have?

Hey guys, I have a husqvarna 562xp which stopped suddenly while in use. The decompression lever won’t pop out when starting, and for a while the engine would only turn 1/2 - 3/4 rotation but no further. All it took was taking be he side cover off and giving it a bit of help, but now the engine...

Ill double check the electrics and get back to you, the saw was running great last year when i put it away, I actually bought it off a guy on this forum.

the bulb is filling as it should, when the carb was off, and the bulb was pushed gas was going through. It did run before i put it away for winter, too be honest, it did sit with gas in it, i didnt realise that i wouldnt be using it again, and then just forgot about it, oops. everything seemed...

Thanks guys, I wasnt seeing the two hex screws on the intake horn. I got the carb off, went through it, carb cleaner, fine wire in orifices, compressed air, got it back together and the saw still wont start. It has spark, but no gas to the spark plug. Any thoughts on what could be causing...

Hey guys, I’m about to remove the carb on my 562xp for cleaning, but before I got started just wanted ask how. It looks like I have to take half the saw apart, so I’m guessing there’s an easier way that i don’t see? Thanks for the help.

is this saw still for sale? I cant find a way to contact you?

Husqvarna 450 Rancher Great Condition, works exactly as it should. Includes bar, 4 used chains, and scabbard. $250

Husqvarna 455 Rancher for sale. Great condition Works exactly like it should Includes bar and chain (not new), but no scabbard. $275

Sorry guys, still here, no internet at home so cant check the forum until I'm at work. I am actually returning the chainsaw to the previous owner so in the end I wont be working on it. The oiler was to spec, not sure what was going on, but too be honest, I just got mega over another chainsaw...

ok, the chain matches the bar. It feels like the whole saw overheats, but especially the right hand side where the bar adjusts. The chain also loosens pretty fast as well, I forgot to mention that.

I just purchased a used 365 xtorque and the saw runs for 2mins before overheating. It has a .50 gauge bar on it, it should have a .58 according to the Husqvarna website. Would this cause the saw to overheat? Or would it be something else, the PO says te oiler was just checked before selling it...

I cleaned the carb in hopes of fixing the problem, not saying i didn't make it worse :) but it was an attempt to fix the non starting chainsaw already.