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Coed Glas

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  1. An old topic i know but i have just come across these retorts and they look fantastic, is it possible to buy them directly from exeter charcoal? if so what is the cost? i couldn't find much info on there website.
  2. Do I need to remove the tank to replace the breather? Thanks again by the way it, I will get it all sorted later this week when I'm back by a workshop.
  3. Ahh fantastic thank you! Can I just leave the breather hanging free or should I attach it to another component? It's not just fuel vapor that is comming out, I found a small puddle of fuel under the saw in my footwell when I got home so a fair amount of fuel is comming up the breather when the saw is on its side. I wondered if it was a blocked tank valve that was not allowing equalization...? I will do what you recomend and see if the issue stops, it will at least stop it flooding even if it leaks a bit. Cheers Stu
  4. I did think this but with the air filter removed I can see the fuel bubbling out the end of the pipe coming out behind the filter. When I've had split pipes in the past it hasn't done this... I guess it could be though. I can hear the leak if I listen closely, it's a high pitched squeel/bubble sound. When running there is no notable drop in performance.
  5. Hi, first post on here so please be kind... ish! My 560 is leaking fuel when laid on its side, only a small amount but its leaking through the pipe that runs from the tank and comes out behind the air filter this fuel is then flooding the engine and I'm unable to restart the saw. This issue only seems to happen when the saw is already warm, I'm assuming is something to do with pressure equalization in the tank forcing fuel back up the breather tube...? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I really cant afford to get it checked out in the shop at the moment and need to figure out a fix for myself. Yes I know, don't lie it on it's side but old habits die hard and I keep forgetting. Cheers Stu

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