My sob story

[Andymacp]

Their only allowed to use genuine husqy parts and set repairs by a set hourly rate. Hardly their fault.

[Andymacp]

Well the story has a happy ending thanks to Steve.

I have her back and cutting like a dream.

Some lessons learned the hard way.

[agg221]

Well the story has a happy ending thanks to Steve.

I have her back and cutting like a dream.

Some lessons learned the hard way.

 

Just the fuel, or any underlying faults found?

 

Alec

[spudulike]

Just the fuel, or any underlying faults found?

 

Alec

 

I always do vacuum/pressure checks, strip the carb and clean it and check the tank vent - plus look at the filter on older machines when they come in seized - the saw passed all checks so have to put it down to the fuel - I tached it up to around 12,800rpm on a 20" (Max is 13,500) and all was good.

 

Must have been dodgy fuel but glad it all worked out - thanks to GardenKit for sorting out the OEM piston - these X torq machines have few spares available apart for the ones used on the earlier machine!