Chainsaw wont start

[EricBradley]

 

Gently press down with a screwdriver where shown to hold the in place and then using another screwdriver just bend the opposite end downwards, you may have to have a few tries to get it right as its easy to over bend it.

[Harry_L]

Ok thanks i just did this and now its level! I will put back together and try starting the saw!

 

 

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[Harry_L]

Yes yes yes!! It starts now!!! Thanks soooooooo much guys! I just need to adjust the idle now and its done!

 

 

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[Stubby]

Yes yes yes!! It starts now!!! Thanks soooooooo much guys! I just need to adjust the idle now and its done!

 

 

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[Harry_L]

Haha thanks soo much guys! Who knew something soo simple would do it!

 

 

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[Stubby]

Haha thanks soo much guys! Who knew something soo simple would do it!

 

 

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Your not that simple ....you fixed it

[Harry_L]

Haha it wasnt me it was everyone on here i just followed instructions! [emoji23]

 

 

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[Stubby]

Haha it wasnt me it was everyone on here i just followed instructions! [emoji23]

 

 

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I love a happy ending .

[bmp01]

Don't want to pi55 on anyone's bonfire...but....the lever being 2mm too high - that would have flooded the engine (direct opposite to what you experienced). I bet there are more gremins in there somewhere and someone tried to cure the symptoms of no fuel by wrongly adjusting that lever.

Personally I'd go through the rest of the fuel system and make sure it's right.

 

bmp01

[Harry_L]

I will do that if it stops working, which hipefully it wont [emoji23]

 

 

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