Any pics of the Beagle?
Brand New 562xp oozing bar oil
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No, don't you believe me??
What part of that don't you understand???!!!!
What part of that don't you understand???!!!!
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The true fix is likely here....
On this post.....
But that will not happen with this guy....
Err. Not fix....
Just the truth about his "problem".......
Lol.....
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Anyone too "stubborn" to discuss things, about the problems that they have created, that try to blame others with....
Well.................
Well.................
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Maybe it is good that we "lose" this one......
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Big Red Oaks 4 me
Fun with flying wood chips
My 562 leaks oil when it sits for a while. I just store it over a pan in the shop.
kab5275
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HarleyT.
You’re a dbag. I’m sure most people here agree to that. You are no good to a forum that is trying to provide any knowledge. You’re just looking for someone to pick on especially a newbie. You probably thrive on posts that you think no one will post on so you can act like the “Truculent” that you claim to be. Get a life, or a job, or, or something other then being on here every other minute looking for a sarcastic reply...
I asked for experience. You obviously have none with this saw.
I know what my warranty exclaims. It’s after hours on a brand new saw and I’m eager to find out information about it.
Duce was the only one that shared a real experience.
I won’t ever post on this shotty site again
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Lol.
No pics then?
No pics then?
Just post some damn pics so we can help you fix your saw. No drivel....PICS! I promise a working saw will be much better than a little hurt pride butt hurt. Most already know the answer, they just need the evidence to confirm. PICS!!!!
As best I can tell (so much HT noise it's hard to find useful signal), the saw has not yet been in wood. Running a saw without cutting wood is a great way to give your shoes an oil bath. Just means the saw is operating as it should.
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Or the bar may just not be put on correctly as well, the chain adjuster may not be lined up with the hole in the bar, and the nuts just torqued down over it, pushing the adjuster into the side of the case, possibly damgaging the saw, or at least not allowing the bar to seal against the plate.
And the oil then is just oozing down, instead of going into the bar.....
All dealerships and stores get the least knowledgable guy there to put the saws together for display,
his main task is just getting the chain on in the correct direction. I have seen all kinds of damage caused by these guys...
On brand new saws.......
But who can know, with the O.P. refusing to just simply look at it....
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If all was well, and the saw has never been into wood, then the oil would be flinging off the chain, and not pooling on the table.
If it is just idling on the table, then it should not be oiling,
and again,
not oozing on the table.
If it is just idling on the table, then it should not be oiling,
and again,
not oozing on the table.
John Stryker
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I think it's normal for some oil to fling off the chain and pour down the case and clutch cover. Try running a tank through it and see if the oil runs out at the same rate as the gas, and you will also find out if the chain is getting oiled properly in the wood. Enough oil is better than not enough; I have always turned up the oiler to the max on my saws.
