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I have the same problem

Where is the part where he fixed it?

This video is a complete waste of time, it does not show or explain anything

thanks share this video

Probably just the fuel filter in the gas tank. It disintegrates after some time and the carb then cannot get enough fuel. Remove and replace it. Do not store the unit for long periods with fuel in the tank to make it last longer.

Fuel filter in the gas tank dissolves over time. Probably just need a new one. Have a look, it's probably all gummed up. A very easy fix.

Don't rev it right away let it warm up

Be good if you took the guard off

What fix ?

I get it. Now how do you fix it?

What a crap video

I have the 122HD60's and they are the easiest hedgecutters to start! For the bigger jobs I have the 522HDR75X's and they start just as easy! Both are excellent.

Lame as shit. So what was the problem?

Most pointless video ever.

Yes, it's really fixed! Your heading says 'Hedge Trimmer Fixed!'

Same model, same problem from day one! Don’t waste your money on this piece of crap.

So what were you doing....

Looks like the "H" screw on the carb needs turning out anti clock just a touch. Small two strokes are a pain as they can easily be affected by atmospherics - even a couple hundred feet of elevation can require the "H" and "L" screws to require adjustment.

Iettilu

I know this is an old post, however are these carbs adjustable?

How can a new machine then need a new carb? Did you have to pay for it, if the fitted carb is obviously 'wrong' for the machine then the whole machine is not fit for purpose.

I have a 226HD75S. I am having the same issue. It has gotten worse since I pulled it out of the box. I can only find one adjustment screw that has the upside down T under it for idle. I took the whole carb apart and see no issues. Mine was made in 2014. Either they have gotten rid of the adjustment screw or I am over looking it! Any pics or videos?

New carburetor was installed. Hedge trimmer works perfectly since repair. Refer to my update on 29/07/2014 : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXbMmoShf7qljK8

So what was the solution?

Look on the side of the carb, under the plastic handle. You'll see a single, tiny hole, maybe 3mm, that's the one. You only need a small flat bladed screwdriver. It has to be short though, to fit under the plastic handle. Adjust in small increments. You'll probably only need to turn it 1/8 the of a turn. ( anti-clockwise ) so make sure you know the position of the screw before you start. Don't cut down the amount of oil, you'll shorten the life of the motor significantly.

I had the same hedge trimmer with the same problem. Stripped and cleaned the carb 3 times. New gaskets fitted. Exactly the same. Ticked over beautiful, wouldn't rev, just bog down. Ordered a new carb. Didn't make sense, machine had only done a few hours, still looked like new. Stripped it down for one last try before the new carb turned up. Just putting it back together and noticed the sneaky little 2.5 mm hole that housed the sneaky little top end mixture screw that Husqvarna forgot to tell us about. Sneaky bastards. Maybe they aren't selling enough carburettors. Put it back together without adjusting that mixture screw. Ticked over beautiful, wouldn't rev. Same as before. Turned that secret screw out a quarter of a turn, revved right up. Tuned the top end with that screw and now it runs lovely. Drilled a 4mm hole in the plastic handle above the mixture screw so I can use a long, thin screwdriver next time instead of the custom made short one I used. Cancelled the new carb that was on order. I enjoyed the challenge but almost bought a new carb that wasn't necessary. If anyone wants details let me know but I'm sure that now you know that there is a secret screw, you'll be able to find it without a problem.

did you mix the fuel with 2 stroke? it looks as though you forgot. should appear like diluted squash not clear

I so appreciate you posting this in You Tube as I am looking for a good gas hedge trimmer and had Husqvarna as a possible purchase but not anymore!!

BROL

Few mixes go bad after a month and can't be used, so never mix to much up

much needed and relatable, thanks

did U try letting it idle for a few min to warm up.i've read a 5 min warm up works in this model

Bought this new and acted the same way :(

I have the same model as this and it behaved exactly the same way as yours. I tried replacing the carburettor diaphragms twice, and even bought another carburettor. I have since discovered that mine runs perfectly if I put less oil in the fuel.