Chainsaw Leaking Bar Oil All Over The Place Repair

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[@anniversary4]

lOVE YOUR VIDEOS! vERY INFORMATIVE AND UNIQUE. NOT JUST THROWING PARTS AT IT.

[@dereksmith4791]

"Thought this was an interesting video" - HELL YEAH it was!! Thanks a ton for posting, am a huge fan of Steve's Saloon channel but, sadly, his chainsaw bar-oil leaks video is specifically about a niche problem with specific Stihl units where some plug tends to come un-done (and Stihl has updated service reps to let them know this fault) but doesn't cover any 'regular suspects' like yours went through, again thank you very much for putting this up as my pp4218a is dumping oil after a heavy cleaning/tune-up, I couldn't figure it out, then when experimenting yesterday **it was no longer leaking oil** - I was stumped, couldn't consider it "fixed" since I'd no idea WTH happened, so pursued it anyways & found this video - your mentioning of the tightness of the bar-lube's reservoir-cap was amazing for me because I strongly suspect it was my problem! Saw never leaked oil, then leaked for some days, then stopped - I only used it for ~30sec, test-cutting to get it warm to gauge oil-leakage, while doing so I must've corrected an improperly-seated oil-reservoir cap :P Thanks again, not just for helping me with my oil-leak issue but for being a content creator like this in-general, truly appreciate what you've done here (/thumbs-up'd, /scribed!)

[@aleblanc3547]

Glad to see you back and able to put another great video out there. I hope all is as well as it can be...you guys are always in our prayers.

[@doublewide6]

+A LeBlanc Thank you. You always take the time to comment I appreciate it. Thank you. Bob

[@SK8RJOSH94SDAD]

Good video doublewide6. Not always the simple fix. Very informative & thorough. You're inspiring...

[@davidhollfelder9940]

David Hollfelder Good video .. thx .. I use the Mighty Vac tool as well for testing carburetors.. flapper valves, float and diaphragm needle valves, check valves, primer bulb valves, etc ...

[@paulsjunkcars]

I would have never guess. Great job! I learn a lot from your vidoes!

[@eddierogers3463]

Good information. Saw not work fixing though, just as oil as needed or replace it.

[@Pyridox]

Glad to see you posting videos again, hope all is well with your family. JB Weld might be a temporary fix for that.

[@doublewide6]

+Pete Ciallella The saw is not mine so I'm not going to JB weld it, but I'm recommending that and heavier oil. Family is doing well, but it is taxing. Thanks for commenting sorry it took so long to respond.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Could you JB weld it? How about brazing it? Super glue maybe? Caulking?

[@doublewide6]

+Love2boat92 He is going to try jb weld and run thicker oil.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

doublewide6 Oh OK. Hope it works out.

[@doglegjake6788]

great video ,, i also have the same mighty vac i use it every day ,, works awesome

[@pipedreams57]

This saw is an ancient antique. Nobody makes a saw like this anymore. If you have a saw that drips a lot of oil into the saw case, just drain out the oil from the saws tank when you store the saw. All liquids react when it gets hot or cold. Leaving a saw out in the hot sun will cause any saw to leak oil into the case or onto a bench.

[@panman1224]

Great video. Thank you!

[@jeepman012]

Great Video, thanks

[@2LateIWon]

glad too see ya again

[@doublewide6]

+2LateIWon Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@cathywatkins6762]

Oil is go n to my gas tank

[@julier1080]

Thicker oil won't help. Once the saw warms up the oil gets thinner. A product called Seal All would be a cheap fix and may last a long time. I've used it on gas and hydraulic tanks. I'm not a fan of JB for stuff like this, but a similar (better) product is called Marine Tex. I've actually used that to repair a cracked cylinder head and it lasted for years.

[@kimhoff8363]

Is the oil pump the red casting under the clutch wheel? where the flat screw and umbraco screw is. would really appreciate an answer :D great movies!

[@BrucesShop]

great video. I am a JB weld guy too.

[@doublewide6]

+Bruce Pender I'm recommending it to my friend's father. Not a repair I would do for someone's saw. They can give it a shot plus thicker bar oil.

[@CraigArndt]

Good diagnosis. Maybe a little tig welding if that is aluminum will fix it good as new.

[@doublewide6]

+Craig Arndt It's not my saw and I don't tig weld. Do You? I was thinking aluminum brazing, but that is tough and I don't want to wreck the paint.

[@CraigArndt]

doublewide6 Nope, I don't tig weld. There is a welding place near me that did aluminum work for me on a aluminum patio table. Wind storm blew it across our yard and they tig welded the legs back on. It's an art for sure. If your customer wanted to fix it, could likely be done.

[@Drottninggatan2017]

It might not be straight up aluminium. Sometimes they use magnesium alloys and things like that. And these blocks are glued together right at that spot. Who knows how the glue might affect the welding-attempt.

[@Kuwaitin08]

Sand it and JB Weld. It’ll hold!

[@dustinhaynes2617]

My dad says some saws just leak the oil, it's okay. Being a logger, I trust him. Just gotta make sure you fill it up before you use it.

[@TheOzarksPicker]

My dad also says all saws leak! Mine leaks real bad though! If it is just a little then I think its ok though!

[@skirtdevil]

Good video!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@doublewide6]

+skirtdevil Thanks for watching.

[@BillyTpower]

if you were to push pressure in the tank end how much is too much 5:53

[@mhess427]

thanks for the video! btw, Where are you from? I noticed you and a few others on youtube pronounce saw like "Sawl" so I'm wondering what region you're in.

[@crxess]

JB Weld -

[@BlueRidgeMarine]

Good video, Nice demonstration. Thumbing-up!

[@doublewide6]

+BlueRidgeMarine Appreciate it. Thanks.

[@thomasferreolus869]

My chain saw leaks sitting not running. Any idea?

[@David-il9zr]

Thomas Ferreolus - mine too. Echo 310. I'm looking for someone with similar leaking while saw is sitting. Saw oils well but just won't stop.

[@jasonmushersee]

Wonder if the owner washed a frozen saw with hot water? The title of your vid reminds me of a date i had.

[@doublewide6]

+jasonmushersee Not sure, I doubt it. The saw did not look like it was ever cleaned.

[@carpe_poon5761]

Mine is just leaking on the floor sitting there

[@stevewillis1915]

A Case Shop can weld it up for $20 buck and a gasket and save the saw.

[@carlholcomb1037]

Why are you wearing gloves

[@doublewide6]

Because the oil is messy.

[@DonnaMSchmid]

How's your son doing? I hope the family issues you're dealing with aren't related to him...

[@doublewide6]

+Donna M. Schmid My son is doing well. We still have a lot going on between school, work, appointments, and life. I'm giving up on extra work lately to try to help around the house with everything. Thanks for thinking of us. Bob