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I just paid $450 for a husky 359 saw it is two weeks old and it takes about 20 pulls to get it started,my dealer said there was nothing wrong.
Maybe I am not giving it time, I have been using it when it is cold,15 to 31 below zero with out the wind I just think it should start better than it is.
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I just paid $450 for a husky 359 saw it is two weeks old and it takes about 20 pulls to get it started,my dealer said there was nothing wrong.
Have to agree 20 pulls seems excessive, something ain't quite right and it sounds a bit like cold weather blues. Me wondering if theres maybe a kink in the fuel line inna tank? Just a weird thought, nm. 91 octane is 'premium' here btw (regular in this nic 'o' the woods (85-89)tends to have a lot of water in it, can't say how many times I've tuned friends cars by puttin' decent fuel in lol). My 0.02$ worthless for the afternoon.My 353 usually needs a couple of pulls with the choke on then one or two without and it fires right up. First pull every time warm without choke. The manual (Canadian if that matters) calls for 91 octane and that's what it gets. Totally reliable. Twenty pulls is a joke.
Joe
Try 2 or 3 pulls with full choke, then push the choke in whether it pops or not. 2 or 3 more pulls should get it. When my 359 was new it was a finicky saw to start, easy to flood. Try that it worked for me.
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