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Thread revival / update! 

 

So by chance I managed to find a second hand high output oiler (part number 11286403250).  This is sometimes called a 1:1 oiler, meaning it uses 1 tank of oil to 1 tank of fuel rather than about 0.8 of an oil tank.

 

I used the saw for a few hours yesterday and I can confirm this was how much oil it was using.  I am a bit cautious about letting it run out of fuel/oil totally, for obvious reasons, but the saw was oiling even better.

 

It seems really odd that this saw needs extra oil for a 20 inch bar, but if thats what it takes to avoid the bar nose seizing up, I dont mind.  

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spudulike
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How the thing works...just in case you haven't twigged it yet....the end of the gear is cut at an angle and the adjuster has a nobble on it that allows the nobble to be positioned either slightly off

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Using your post muddy, as an example, you can see why, as a dealer it is cheaper in terms of labour to simply replace failed parts as a unit rather than trying to repair. Get a lot of carbs with issue

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Right so, with a new oil pump and new worm gear, the saw oils the bar just fine. So all is well that ends well, but I am still not really sure what was causing the problem.   Maybe the plast

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