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Hello all,

 Well, that was 'fun'...

As suggested by a forum sage, I took the exhaust off and used the airline to push the broken piston blocker towards the port, time and time again until I could winkle it free using a bent chainsaw file (handle end)

I never once lost my temper, just kept winkling away until it came free.

Put the saw back together to find it now won't start...FFS!

What might I have done during my winkling session that has affected the saw so it won't start?

        Stuart

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All this air you have been blasting through the engine had probably dried it right out, air filter off and  dribble some oily fuel down the inlet, try again.

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On 25/05/2025 at 18:54, spudulike said:

If that doesn't work, WD40/GT85....open the throttle, no choke and get a couple of light squirts down the back of the carb....after removing the air filter.

 

Who are you with your 15K posts and wot do you know about chainsaws anyway...?

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