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Post by casey on Sept 9, 2008 22:48:51 GMT -5
Need help this saw runs but you have to pull for ever. The flywheel looks to have the keyway groove worn could this be the problem.
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Post by lesorubcheek on Sept 10, 2008 7:23:24 GMT -5
If the flywheel slot still appears aligned with the key, then its probably not. If its slipped and has the timing advanced a bit, this can make a saw hard to start. May be as simple as the pump diaphram in the carb a bit stiff. You may try squirting a bit of fuel in the carb, then set the choke and pull and see if it trys to start better. If this improves your situation, then you may just have a pump that's not working well getting fuel initially to the carb. Alternatively, after its been cranked and ran for a bit, switch it off and try to restart it. If it cranks with fewer pulls, then it may again just be the diaphram in the carb. Could also be a parially blocked impulse passage though the manifold to the carb. I'd saw first thing though is to figure out for sure if its an ignition or fuel related prob.
Dan
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