036 not oiling

[Kenton85]

I have just bought and rebuilt the top end on a 036 pro and now it will pour oil out right after I clean it but won't oil after I make the first cut through 15 inch hickory, I take the bar off and clean it and the saw and it will oil but as soon as I start cutting it quits again, the saw dust is baking on the chain, I've tried three different bar oils and none make a difference, also it's a brand new Stihl 20 inch bar and chain

 

[Kenton85]

 

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[Kenton85]

Also the adjustment setting for the pump is wide open

 

[ATH]

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[Kenton85]

Thanks I figured it out, I took it apart and the drum had a 1128 160 2900 for a 440/460 that the previous owner must have put on it and it didn't let the worm gear set all the way in the notch causing the end to sear off.

 

[Frogfarmer]

The 1128 drum and bearing is an upgrade. Sounds like good ole wear got the drive fang.

 

[Tree94]

Interesting. I was going to recommend taking the clutch off and checking out the oil pump. But since you said it oiled at first, i figured the pump was running fine.
but now explained, it all makes sense.

 

[Kenton85]

Thanks for the info, I wished I would have waited before buying a new drum,rim and bearing, I didn't know it was an upgrade or I would have put a 1128 back on. I didn't pay attention to the clutch number, would it also be 1128? I replaced with a Oregon 34162x type A, I didn't compare them in size so will the new one cause any problems

 

[Tree94]

by drum you mean sprocket?
did the oregon say it was compatible with that saw?
all sprockets made with slight different measurements/sizes to correctly fit snug into place.
also try to make sure its got the same pitch as the chain you're running

 

[Frogfarmer]

The clutch doesn't change with the upgrade. The bearing is larger and it doesn't grenade like the small ones originally installed. Will only take the larger rims.

 

[Kenton85]

Ok thanks alot