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I have a jonsered 2094 they're both very similar minds around 94 CC I think yours is a little bit bigger. Nonetheless as far as a rebuild kit goes for the Tillotson carburetor you may have to go to the Tillotson website for that though I'm not exactly sure if it is Flowing smoothly there is no...

Yes that is correct as I have emailed a few of the direct Managers from walbro and there are a few carburetors that were applied to certain models throughout their production time and while walbro does not always have the exact fit they do have a base carburetor that will work and the only thing...

I think what I'm trying to get at is , is there a walbro carb equal to every zama carb or vice versa and a chart with every Zama carb and model number that has the equivalent walbro carb model number. I would basically like to get rid of all the Zama carbs that are on half of my equipment and...

Well thanks for your input sir.

Thanks for your input. Now how bout my string trimmers model is 326L

I just recently Bartered a job with one of my clients for his 2094 J red. He said it ran fine when he put it up a few years back and since hasn't ran he also quite assured me that not a drop of ethanol gas has been through it. Now I know with the Tillotson carburetors they are the very best and...

I'm also getting completely frustrated with Google and any online search for this kind of thing ,especially when searching for certain carburetors. I always end up with a search result of carb rebuild kits and I'm not even wanting a rebuild kit I'm wanting a carburetor and carburetor...

And also I'm wanting to swap out the zama carbs on both of my 2... 326l pro string trimmers.(zama to walbro)

Husqvarna 55 and the official site says zama which is what is on it and I have never been fond of zama carbs I've also never had the production life out of them as I have a walbro

Had 4 lots to clear today and most of the trees that the bobcat couldn't take down were all pine so I had quite a bit of sap cutting to do. At lunch, the Bobcat operator told me about how he uses power steering fluid a little bit in his saw with his normal fill-up of bar oil interesting thought...

Yeah they should have known better when it came to string trimmers to and not have put that garbage 4 stroked hybrid line out. I've never run an 84 before I have ran the 88 I did like it but I was cutting Greenwood so I didn't notice much difference as far as the oiling goes. I have a 48 inch...

I just picked up a Johnny red 2094 with a 24 inch bar on it doesn't look like it's getting much oil like it should I haven't had a chance to do much research on it yet but are those automated Oilers or manual Oilers

I hear that. I clean mine very thoroughly after each use and if I've use mine the whole day I take the whole thing apart to clean it of course I'm not talking about me taking apart the engine just separating the engine from the body and cleaning it even if I'm not cutting sappy trees

What about using olive oil

I as well have never heard of putting diesel fuel in bar oil they're just are better things out there to use

I've use dish soap before and I was first taught about using it when my old boss I used to work for told me about it it didn't work as well as I had expected but it does work fairly well I never had any problems with any kind of rusting issues because I always thoroughly clean and lubricate...

To get to the point quickly I favor a walbro carburetor over a Zama just my personal preference but the question I have is there some kind of a reference chart to go off of or a table of contents somewhere that gives you a model number to a walbro for purposes of changing from a zama. Google has...

Where I'm capping the tree at is impossible to support the weight of my ladder and me and you can't climb out to it anywhere close before the branch would Snap On You the only other way to do it is to get a lift but customer is not willing to pay for that. I've been needing one quite a few times...

And if u would have read all the way Well I agree but how many times have us professionals informed the client of something but they want to do it the way they want to do it and if they're the one paying me for the job I have to do it that way

My dealer has not made me aware of these but I'm looking at them online thanks for the info