Help - Husky 61 smoking like a B**tard

[Mikecrowe1963]

I’ve got a really clean ancient husky practica 61. Smokes on idle and really smokes on throttle.
Fresh petrol 50 - 1 used and filter cleaned thoroughly.
Took muffler apart to clean and it was thick with an oily greasy film inside - maybe that’s just what mufflers are like, dunno???
Any advice welcome.
It’s a tillotsen carb

 

[Sleepy]

Might be burning some bar oil.

 

[Mikecrowe1963]

Might be burning some bar oil.

That sounds plausible - what am I looking for here? Is there a seal or gasket that might need replaced??

 

[67L36Driver]

Crankcase gasket shot. Requires complete powerhead disassembly.

Screws are loose possibly. Tighten them first. You might get lucky. [emoji1696]

 

[Mikecrowe1963]

Crankcase gasket shot. Requires complete powerhead disassembly.

Screws are loose possibly. Tighten them first. You might get lucky.

Ok lad, I’ll start on it - this will be a voyage into the unknown here!!!
It’s a really faithful saw and well built so I think it deserves a bit of time and effort.

 

[Jkstihl]

Off topic but your username should be MikeRoweWave

 

[Mikecrowe1963]

Ok lad, I’ll start on it - this will be a voyage into the unknown here!!!
It’s a really faithful saw and well built so I think it deserves a bit of time and effort.

Off topic but your username should be MikeRoweWave

if I had a pound for every time I’ve heard that I’d have 3 pounds!

 

[Mikecrowe1963]

Crankcase gasket shot. Requires complete powerhead disassembly.

Screws are loose possibly. Tighten them first. You might get lucky. [emoji1696]

Don’t like the look of this!

 

[Mikecrowe1963]

dude
Just wondering do I replace the seals on the clutch and starter sides of the Husky.
Is that what u we’re talking about?
I’ve the clutch and flywheel thing off