200t no half choke

[peatff]

8 hours ago, stewmo said:

Any tips on what to look for as I understand opening up the handle can get messy

 

A loose tie wrap round the handle works

[Wonky]

This was mine, I’ve got different plastics for it.  I couldn’t be bothered to even start to think how I was going to start on the starter cover grill, also the coating was well chipped and the mag had a lot of oxidation. So I settled for the let someone else do it 👍👍👍

 

[spudulike]

OK, lets end the love in...the issue will either be the throttle trigger or the control shaft - that is the white plastic bit that all the kill wire contact springs run on or the bit you stick your finger on to make the saw go loud.

It is always one or the other.  

In the picture - (pinched of Paddy) shows the fast idle mechanism latched. The two arrowed parts are the bits that need to latch and one of them will be damaged...fact.....I thank you😉

Edited January 7, 2021 by spudulike

[Paddy1000111]

1 hour ago, spudulike said:

OK, lets end the love in...the issue will either be the throttle trigger or the control shaft - that is the white plastic bit that all the kill wire contact springs run on or the bit you stick your finger on to make the saw go loud.

It is always one or the other.  

In the picture - (pinched of Paddy) shows the fast idle mechanism latched. The two arrowed parts are the bits that need to latch and one of them will be damaged...fact.....I thank you😉

Someone had to step up and do what I didn't have the effort to do... add arrows! 

[spudulike]

14 minutes ago, Paddy1000111 said:

Someone had to step up and do what I didn't have the effort to do... add arrows! 

That lip on the control shaft is the more common one but the throttle trigger can brake its end off giving the same issue.

TBH, I didn't read your post as the pics caught my attention😉 Thought you were just posting chainsaw porn!!

[stewmo]

OK, lets end the love in...the issue will either be the throttle trigger or the control shaft - that is the white plastic bit that all the kill wire contact springs run on or the bit you stick your finger on to make the saw go loud.
It is always one or the other.  
In the picture - (pinched of Paddy) shows the fast idle mechanism latched. The two arrowed parts are the bits that need to latch and one of them will be damaged...fact.....I thank you[emoji6]

No....thank you spud

[stewmo]

Someone had to step up and do what I didn't have the effort to do... add arrows! 

And thank you Paddy

[Wonky]

22 hours ago, spudulike said:

That lip on the control shaft is the trigger 

TBH, I didn't read your post as the pics caught my attention😉 Thought you were just posting chainsaw porn!!

Hopefully I fixed it for correctness...🤩🤩🤩

 

we like chainsaw porn 👍👍👍

[spudulike]

Which part was it?

[stewmo]

Which part was it?

The trigger is damaged [emoji106]