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Just ran my new 560 yesterday to give it a go on some big stuff. Gave it a clean today. Just removered the bar cover and washed inside. Now when I go to pull it, it won't turn over unless the decop valve is push in. Any suggestions?

 

 

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Just ran my new 560 yesterday to give it a go on some big stuff. Gave it a clean today. Just removered the bar cover and washed inside. Now when I go to pull it, it won't turn over unless the decop valve is push in. Any suggestions?

 

 

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Did you use 2 stroke in the mix,if you did at what ratio?

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Is that a pre mix 2 stroke?

If it is it ll be 50:1 ratio but ive always run my new saws on a richer mix 40:1 for the first 5 tanks till the parts bed in.

Even running it on 50:1 out the box shouldnt make it difficult to turn over though

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When you say wash it out what did u do exactly and what did you use to wash it with mate?

 

 

Basically just took the clutch cover off and cleaned in there with soapy water and a wee hand pump sprayer. It's not like the water was getting forced in like a pressure washer would. I'm really puzzled with this one

 

 

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