Husqvarna Blower Wont Rev Up

clogged spark arrestor!

[@KSI_Revelations]

Thank you so much ! For the past couple years I just thought my blower was finished ! I did what you said and took off the spark arrestor, it was too dirty to clean so I just took it off, and runs like new again, Thank you !

[@don22859]

I have had this Husqvarna 130bt for 10 plus years. Never has it failed to work, until today. Just bogged out when gassing it up. Went to KZbin, checked several places. Found this video, sounded like my problem. This was easy, thank you very much. Started right up and full speed ahead. Learned something today and saved so money.

[@TLMD]

Very nice job Sir! Keep up the great work brother!

[@j3tt436]

My dad had an old homelite weed eater when I was younger This happened and we made a bowl out of aluminum foil to soak with Off oven cleaner The screen was spotless but it dissolved the foil😂

[@ryanblacker6406]

Seems to be an issue with weed eaters, chainsaws and blowers. I believe the biggest culprit for this issue is people that just constant feather the throttle up and down brocade they only need to fraction of the power to do the job. These things are meant to run wide open when in use which I believe keeps them clean.

[@fixitorstripitGardenmachines]

Superb vid, great info thanks

[@Jhnmor]

Doing the same it still Boggs down with clean screen. I removed the entire muffler just to be sure and checked the piston cavity for obstructions I just have a carb issue

[@weekendhomeprojects]

I just got one that's got a low power issue...wonder if this is the solution.

[@TomDobyMowerRepair]

Could be several things, maybe simple as a carb adjustment

[@OLMasterChief]

Is this for the 570 bts model as well? 66cc

[@TomDobyMowerRepair]

yes, any 2 stroke equipment

[@OLMasterChief]

@@TomDobyMowerRepair thanks man! I will see if this helps. Checked the spark plug and its fine. New fuel filter. So those are eliminated.

[@johncranfill2713]

Is it Ok to remove these all together?

[@TomDobyMowerRepair]

Well I can't legally say Hell Yeah!

[@theroastbeefking]

What causes this to cake up so bad? Is this normal?

[@TomDobyMowerRepair]

hey tim sorry so late responding, the engine is running too rich... maybe 50 to 1 mix instead of 40, the needle lever in the carb is adjusted to high, could be the high settin on the carb or could be the engine is getting wear, it'll just happen again, i should have taken the muffler off and made sure the exhaust port was clean and not gummed up as well.

[@TheRebuilt1]

@@TomDobyMowerRepair so these use 40:1 not 50:1

[@johnridenour2220]

Mines bogging down as soon as I give her gas. Threw a new csrb and lines at it. Cleaned the screen. She bogs unless you run the throttle in between full and idle. Been using it like this for awhile but it's annoying as hell.

[@halleking7282]

What is the part you cleaner called?

[@TomDobyMowerRepair]

its called the spark arrestor

[@matersworkshop6123]

A very common problem that's easy to fix

[@Hammerjockeyrepair]

You’re lucky that’s all it was. These things are sh1t! You cannot buy parts for them. Good luck getting the proper ignition coil or carb…

[@williesegrest5475]

Great job!!!!! Iv battled this blower for days cleaning adjusting replacing. 15 mins an fixed. Thank you!!!!

[@stacyharbin8172]

Thank you so much! Solved my issue!

[@johnnyreagan1]

You are going to have to come back to your real to get some rest Brother!

[@TomDobyMowerRepair]

you aint kiddin! man i am wore out this week!

[@theaccountant1960]

Many thanks and much appreciated Tom. Your video was spot on for my Husqvarna 150BT blower too. My fuel/oil mixture is slightly richer (more oil content) than the 50:1 for better inner lubrication purposes. For a weekend warrior like me, I thought/changed the fuel filter, air filter and spark plug would be the fix. No sir, the spark arrestor screen needed cleaning (as noted in your video). Thanks again.

[@jasonkemper2176]

Same here was going to send it out to get fixed you just saved me money much appreciated.

[@DIYVariety]

great job man as always

[@dr.lmsb4456]

Nice job brother .