Homelite Chainsaw Carburetor Rebuild

[@bobbentley9481]

Thanks for these video's, they've helped me a lot with the 2 xl auto's I have. I flipped the reeds on em with your groove cutting in the rivet trick!

[@cjpowerequipmentsmallengin2294]

The the biggest players in the saw market are Stihl, Husqvarna and Echo. If it were me I would visit both Stihl and Husqvarna dealers in n your area. See who offers the most support . I am a Stihl fan. In my area (Midwest US) most commercial cutters use Stihl. I know a lot of guys who own Husqvarna saws and love them. My go to saws are all Stihl. I do have several other vintage saws that I enjoy also. I'm not sure if this helps any. I know a lot of firewood cutters who own a Stihl MS250 for a budget minded saw and a MS290 farm boss not so budget friendly. Both are good saws. If you do buy a new saw hit me up and let me know what you purchased. Good luck and keep the chain buried.

[@bobbentley9481]

@@cjpowerequipmentsmallengin2294 Thank You for that! I do have a 260 pro and a ms390. another favorite is the echo 3000 top handle. now for pro mac 60 oil pot, lol!

[@MrRmh3481]

15 minutes of gasket scraping? No Audio for 5 minutes while removing the circuit plate.

[@toddcook8460]

Move the camera show us the pieces of scratching things are pulling out

[@eugene7890]

Do you know how many turns should I turn the high low screws to get them back to factory settings. I mess with them and now I want to try to rebuild my carburetor but I can't find the factory setting for the high low screw settings.

[@cjpowerequipmentsmallengin2294]

Eugene, typically a safe starting point is 1 1/2 turns out. You will have to adjust once it is running. The "factory setting" is generally used for a new engine with rich settings to avoid running the engine too lean.

[@eugene7890]

@@cjpowerequipmentsmallengin2294 Thank you. But right now even with a new carburetor it won't even attempt to start I even tried starting fluid and nothing and I don't have a compression checker so I'm going to assume the motor is shot and might be time to save up for a new chainsaw now the other problem finding a good reliable made chainsaw for both home use and cutting trees for fire wood. I'm thinking either echo 4510 or husqvarna chainsaw. Or what's you thoughts on a very good reliable chainsaw???🤷‍♂️

[@jackfrosty79ify]

C1Q-H17

[@jackfrosty79ify]

What number on kit

[@toddcook8460]

Show the parts and move your f****** hands out of the way

[@kmtischer]

Calm down buddy