What's on your bench today?

[GardenKit]

I knew that as well

Thanks Barrie:001_tt2:

I didn't till I looked it up on the IPL!

 

Its easy to look clever if you can google things!

 

( but most of my posts do come from my knowledge)

[spudulike]

The 026 lives, been cutting some big timber with it, seems to work OK:thumbup:

 

Now for porting the 084:thumbup:

[spudulike]

I didn't till I looked it up on the IPL!

 

Its easy to look clever if you can google things!

 

( but most of my posts do come from my knowledge)

 

Didn't know the serial number bit:blushing: Knew the change of piston diameter as I had a blown 44mm one a couple of years back and had to fix it!

 

Thanks anyway:thumbup:

[lyons e]

I ve got husky 3120xp and its hard of starting, changed the plug and the plug lead , it's great saw when u can get it started but u pull your arm off trying to start it any ideas all the filters are clean

 

 

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[Rich2484]

I ve got husky 3120xp and its hard of starting, changed the plug and the plug lead , it's great saw when u can get it started but u pull your arm off trying to start it any ideas all the filters are clean

 

 

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What colour was the plug when you pulled it out?

[lyons e]

Black

 

 

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[lyons e]

The plug looked ok but I changed it any way

 

 

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[Rich2484]

Black would indicate a rich mixture.

 

Does it make any difference hot or cold? Could be flooding out. Are the h and low screws at factory setting?

[lyons e]

They are at factory setting , and when the saw warm it will fire up ,but if u let her cool down its a night mare ,

 

 

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[spudulike]

They are at factory setting , and when the saw warm it will fire up ,but if u let her cool down its a night mare ,

 

 

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You can get poor starting if the fast idle catch isn't holding the throttle open enough - this will make starting a cold saw a right bitch.

 

Easy enough to diagnose, after making the saw pop on the choke, engage the fast idle - usually by pulling the choke out and pushing it in - start the machine and it should rev up pretty fast before you grab the throttle to release it.

 

If it doesn't rev up much, you will need to tweak the carb linkage so it gets held open more - it is possible the L screw is a tad rich and that may make starting an issue.