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61 new barrel slow to pick up


Rayburn
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Hi folks, long time reader but joined yesterday.

 

Got a minor problem that someone might advise on.

 

Husqy 61 about 25 years old, been going strong without problem until recently.

 

One of the muffler threads in the barrel had become worn/expired and although i did think about re tapping it. I decided to buy a replacment barrel. The meteor one.

 

Anyhow, i put the barrel on, now have a problem with it not picking up fast enough.

 

Starts ok, ticks over for a time runs at full ok, but is just very sluggish to pick up. So i dont want to run it until its sorted just incase its lean and causes damage.

New spark, new fuel filter, new air filter, new muffler.

Running on aspen.

I know its probably the carb needs tuning, but would it be THAT different for a new barrel? I wouldnt have thought so.

Over to the pros.

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Thanks for the replies :thumbup1:

 

To be honest I haven't done any checks yet, just got it back together and was sidetracked.

Just double checking there is nothing obviously stupid that I have done or not done.

 

I've got a carb rebuild kit here somewhere, might as well have that apart as well and give it a good clean.

Everything else is new.

 

Be good to get it running again as the 440 is ok but sometimes need something a bit more oohmphy

The 3120 is just well.... BIG!

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