Fixing a Poulan pole saw that stopped working

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Thank you for watching. This pole saw was getting harder and harder to start till finally it didn't start at all. We know it runs but its just tough to start so we're only changing the metering diaphragm which is usually the problem. Ethanol gas was mower than likely to blame for this problem.

[@FlyingShotsman]

I can't thank you enough for posting this video. I bought a second-hand Craftsman weed whacker (made by Poulan, with an identical power head) and found that the fuel lines were shot. After pulling them out, I couldn't remember how to route the new lines. The local power equipment shop wanted $90/hour to work on it, but your video showed the procedure perfectly! You saved me a bundle and got my weed wacker running again. Many thanks!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you for the comment I appreciate it .

[@massimoterenzi5056]

I gotta say THANK YOU!!!! Someone just brought me the exact same unit,but trimmer attachment not pole saw. However,customer's issue is that its not starting.....well....first thing I did is pour some fuel in the carbs throat and it started but only a few seconds, so I immediately began to rip apart the unit and set my sights on the carburetor. Lord Jesus when I pulled that thing apart it was a mess. Fuel lines all connected to the wrong ports,fuel filter on wrong gas line,everything was connected wrong. There's nothing more I hate than someone messing with something, screwing it all up,and then bringing it to me to fix. Well after replacing ALL gas lines and fuel filter, thats where your video came in. Your explanations on where to hook up all the gas lines was absolutely perfect and the video clearly showed all connections. The repair was a complete success and I owe it to you,thank you!! OH did I mention the petrified diaphragm and he was missing the gasket that sits with it??? Someone obviously tried to repair it and failed miserably. Lol, thanks again, CHEERS,I'M HAVING A BEER!!!🍻

[@HomeGaragechannel]

the beer was well deserved. Yes I've gotten then in like that before, it's just another hurdle but it doesn't make it hard to fix. Thank you Massimo Terenzi.

[@massimoterenzi5056]

@@HomeGaragechannel Oh I know, your video just made things that much more simple....it took all the guessing out of it,not to mention all the time that was saved!!!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@massimoterenzi5056 that's what I'm here for.

[@massimoterenzi5056]

@@HomeGaragechannel Cheers my friend!

[@davelaatsch1934]

I have that exact saw. I have owned it for about 15 years and and it has served me well. This year it will not stay running, which is the first time I have had an issue. Thanks for posting the video. I think it will help me repair my pole saw.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

You're welcome Dave Laatsch.

[@jeffreywiley9661]

This explains a lot. I can get the machine to run, and adjusting the carburetor made it run really well. However, it's short lived. I've ordered some metering diaphragms along with the gasket, primer bulb (because it's leaking) and a new air filter. The thing is a beast when it's running properly, and I love the pole saw attachment. Mine is over 20 years old but hasn't been used that much over the years due to its temperamental behavior. Thank you for the video.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

no problem and I agree with you, these are very powerful!

[@fechten]

Thanks for this video. I took all the fuel lines off at once and had no idea how to re-plum the dang thing!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

no problem

[@mrcurator4207]

This particular engine configuration is just about the biggest pain in the rear I've ever encountered. I mean... with the pull rope between the engine and the shaft. I was brought one of these to repair... with a newly purchased carb (non-factory}. I went thru the old carb with no problem but then noticed that the pull rope was frayed and about to break. That's when the real pain began. Of course, I won that battle but never did get the engine to run properly. I'll check the diaphragm again... and make sure I have the fuel lines in the correct places... and it'll be back in service. Oh yeah... did I mention that the owner had worked on it first???!!! Thank you so much for your clear explanations and views of everything. It's the best one I've seen. JKM, aka MrCurator

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank yo MrCurator.

[@StickA-yd4fp]

Thank you! I thought I was missing a nipple off the tank for the small line. Other vids were not helpful. Hated to throw it out, being I had all the attachments. In one forum it said I needed and indian beed deal to put on the small line. Greatly appreciated. Just bought a carb kit for $20 off amazon that comes with carb, primer, both lines, fuel filter and a spark plug. The damn air filter is separate and cost $30

[@HomeGaragechannel]

good luck with it, and thank you for sharing that

[@danimagantolopez]

I bought it to trim up this maple before it was taken down and this thing is wonderful and the blade is so sharp. The best thing is once the tree was on the ground using it to cut all the smaller branches instead of bending over with a regular chainsaw. It was so much easier on the back and not tripping over branches with a running chainsaw in hand and it cuts great. Got it with a special 20 bucks off but still well worth it without discount. GREAT SAW!!!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Couldn't agree more! cutting them when they were down was a huge bonus

[@HiloBob]

Thank you for posting this video! You helped save my Poulan Pro from going into the trash.

[@michaelfougeroussejr9571]

Am contemplating adding a pole saw to my Troy bilt edger. The idea of having it when you need it appeals to me! And just a thank you for the wonderful thought out and executed videos. They are a pleasure and informitive to watch!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you Michael Fougerousse Jr for the comment I appreciate it

[@robinwilliams8131]

I have the Poulan, but in UK is a Partner. I've had mine for 3 years but refuses to start. Thanks for this invaluable video. This machine is a real workhorse and with your help it'll get going again. Thanks.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you Robin Williams for the comment I appreciate it

[@congaronbo]

Pole saw? Absolutely. My most used tree maintenance tool when we don't have storm damage to clean up. I currently have a brush cutter on mine. I have a cordless 40v pole saw too. My 2 acres has Over 40 trees to trim and my pole saws see alot of hard work. Poulan pro 25cc and lynxx 40 v. Nice video. Didn't need it yet, but now I Know. I subscribed.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you congaronbo for the comment I appreciate it

[@loucard422]

I have this exact pole saw having the exact problem with starting. Best instruction on how to fix I've found.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thanks for the comment I appreciate it

[@servihomestead4324]

Good video. Great to see a fellow troubleshooter who is not just a parts changer!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you SERVi Homestead for the comment I appreciate it.

[@dagorithe]

I got the line trimmer first and then the pole saw attachment later. It worked great on my last property. Then it sat for five tears until my mother-in-law lost a quarter of a sixty foot tree. It came in handy with clean up ... Along with a chain saw and loppers.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

nice glad it worked out for you.

[@melbytvenge]

Just what I needed to fix my Poulan Pro.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you for the comment I appreciate it

[@Pete4875]

Great video thanks a lot. I would have never thought of replace that diaphragm unless it was leaking.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

it took me a long time to figure it out too

[@gregkoestering6890]

Perfectly made (and detailed) step by step video!!!! Thank you

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you Greg Koestering

[@Pete4875]

I mostly rebuilt the carburetor and it ran terrible it was hard to start. Then I watched your video again and I noticed you put the gasket under the diaphragm not over and I reversed and now it's running good.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

good work. your persistence paid off.

[@BobWa43]

Great video, covers fuel line routing and replacement as well as throttle connection and storage procedures. Thank you.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

no problem and thank you

[@999thenewman]

"Ethanol gas was mower than likely to blame for this problem." I see what you did there. Very clever. Happy spring, looks like you're outside enjoying the nice weather. I'm happy to see the fuel cap wasn't leaky from wear. Those are expensive. You're lucky. Nice job, Home Garage.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you 999thenewman for the comment. I'm usually unlucky but so.sometimes I win.

[@999thenewman]

@@HomeGaragechannel Well, the Spring Preview is up if you want to see.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Great thank you.

[@G00359285]

Simple and straight forward. Thank you

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you for the comment I appreciate it

[@MrTL117]

It really depends if they have a need for a pole saw for their property. I rarely get them as well but when I do it is usually a dedicated pole saw and not one of the home depot split shaft systems. They do come in handy when you need them. Just don't use them around power poles! Nice job

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you vintage fixer for the comment. You're right the trees come first then the saw.

[@edgrube8089]

Great video -had this trimmer for 15 years. Replaced carburetor 5 years ago and it ran better than ever. Used an OEM Zama almost as cheap as the rebuild kit. Needed it last week for ice storm damage and it was very temperamental.. Decided to get a replacement carburetor since I had great luck last time. What PIA! After much investigation determined that the aftermarket choke lever lobe was just a tad bigger and on tightening the screws the choke would not operate. Thought it was fuel lines at first - then mounted the carburetor with no fuel lines -choke would still no function. Rebuilt my OEM carburetor tonight and hoping for the best tomorrow...again, appreciate the video

[@HomeGaragechannel]

no problem. hopefully it works out for you.

[@MrGjcruz]

I've been wanting a pole saw. Our property has about 25 trees on 3 acres. So, yeah! 😉

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Pole saws can really clean up a properly. Thanks for the comment I appreciate it

[@jjboo4064]

That new fuel line looks like aquarium tubing

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I know right. But vinyl aquarium tubing isn't rated for gasoline fuel.

[@davidschliebe246]

I just finished one of these. Check the exhaust screen. It's plugged.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thanks

[@Coonotafoo]

I guess whether or not a pole saw is useful for your lineup of power tools depends on your needs. I have several trees in my yard with low hanging branches. Each year I have to go out and cut them all down. It never fails that the next year the limbs will grow in the spring and start to droop down in the summer continuing the cycle of needing a pole saw over and over again. I like having the trees in my yard for shade, so I don't want to just cut the entire trees down. But I also walk my dogs in my yard and don't appreciate bobbing and weaving past low hanging branches either. A motorized pole saw is an effective and easy answer to that problem.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes a pole saw, can be very useful, every now and then.

[@luismateo9]

nobody: Home Garage: M E T E R I N G D I A P H R A M

[@johncollins8304]

Emptying all traces of fuel before hibernation prevents fuel system from gumming up. But, I'm told, because that will make the diaphragm dry, it will make it brittle. So obviously that is the choice that you make, so no point asking you which would be your choice!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

that's the second time I've heard someone mention about drying out a diaphragm to a brittle condition due to no gas being on it. I'll have to test this out.

[@charlessixkiller3080]

I have one pole saw trimmer only used once as trimmer can’t get started going to try replacing fuel lines filter n primer bulb

[@HomeGaragechannel]

good luck. if that doesn't work i would replace the carb. thanks for the comment

[@Jim-ie6uf]

Nice, binge watching today, still off work. I have an electric one a friend gave me,

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Nice. Thanks for the binging. I appreciate it

[@puemex1318]

Thank you for the help

[@HomeGaragechannel]

No problem Migue Reyes

[@georgemetzger7204]

Great pictures, thanks.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you for the comment I appreciate it

[@robertwilson3535]

My pole saw has the same symptoms as in your video, so I feel that I need a diaphragm. But when I go to the parts stores they say that the carburetor must be sold as a unit. How do I get just the diaphragm?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

order it online from amazon or ebay.

[@vc.la.sucvathosucvat6483]

Thank you so much for sharing. Your video is a big help, clearly demonstrates and go to the point.....👏❤️🌹👄🙏 🙏🙏

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thanks and No problem

[@electroddxful]

Awesome repair. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you RayFpv for the comment. I appreciate it.

[@M.TTT.]

Hmm , might pick up a cheap one off marketplace, but would want to run an extension. Think this thing has enough power? Maybe I should just buy the echo attachment for the PAS system I have, but its expensive.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes I think it has plenty of power.

[@eltonpham2165]

Idle is to high that’s why the chain moves at idle. It shouldn’t move at idle and if you turn the idle down a bit it should stop rotating

[@HomeGaragechannel]

You're absolutely correct. That usually happens when people have problems idling it and it only runs on full throttle. I've already turned it down.

[@ronaldcash8492]

Fixing our fuel line identify problem

[@Patrick4959]

yes i,d use a pole pruning saw for sure no problem as they are a safer method than using a Chainsaw on a ladder and they have been linked to serious injury and are not made for that purpose of use etc.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

you make a really good point.

[@TheGdcb]

I have one of these. I put a new carb on it. Now it idles but no throttle response. The gaskets seem correct, both the base/intake and at the air cleaner. Kind of a pain.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

the carbs only have a base tune on it so it may need to be adjusted.

[@Jim-Wade]

I was hoping to see the carb adjustment.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Sorry I'll try better next time. Thanks for the comment I appreciate it

[@cancelhandles]

Wow, it definitely looked painful trying to put the air filter base back on. I can see why you're not a fan of this design. Great video as usual.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you Danny Boy

[@jerandee4563]

Mine (same model) starts right away after priming, but then quits. Re-prime and it again starts up and then dies. You can keep it running by constantly pressing and releasing prime bulb. Any ideas? Good job on the above video

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Sure. The primer is helping to move the fuel thru the carb because the carb had a problem doing it. Replace the the carb and it should be good

[@michaeldougfir9807]

Very nice. I Wish I had seen this before. But I came here for information about the pole saw not the motor. Where can I find info about the pole saw? (Maintenance of the cutting head, oil flow adjustment etc.)

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I don't get maintenance issues very often just starting and running issues. Have you tried doing a owners manual search for your particular model?

[@michaeldougfir9807]

@@HomeGaragechannel Thank you. I did that and got precisely what I needed. And I appreciate your replying.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@michaeldougfir9807 its not a problem. Thanks for your time

[@duranbrown9386]

@Home Garage my weedcutter started yesterday but as soon as it goes into run it shut off and now it won't start at all, it's a polan pro same brand

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Try adjusting the carb. I have a video showing how you can adjust a carb using a Bic pen. You'll want to try and turn the L screw counterclockwise about half a turn.

[@duranbrown9386]

@@HomeGaragechannel if I adjust the carburetor how and low will it start, it's cranking but not starting

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@duranbrown9386 watch my pen video I released about a week ago. It might help.

[@garygriggs9433]

@@HomeGaragechannel poulan pole saw will start but dies when you pull the trigger, I tried adjusting idle screw but did not help is there something else I could try

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@garygriggs9433 yes turn out the fuel adjustment screws about 1/4 turn on the one that's closer to the engine. If it still does it turn another 1/4 turn.

[@jefferylennerth9908]

As it turns out, this is the same modes as my Craftsman Weed Eater which I replaced the fuel lines, purge bulb, and carb diaphragms. It starts with choke on briefly with a high rev and then dies and won't restart as the engine becomes flooded. Could this be due to the low compression of about 75 psi? Thank you for your video and comment.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes that could be a 90% of your problem the rest could be a carb tune issue.

[@jefferylennerth9908]

@@HomeGaragechannel Thanks for your thoughts and really enjoy your channel. Have thought about being a teacher!!!!

[@jefferylennerth9908]

@@HomeGaragechannel P.S. I have a piston and ring on the way ; -)

[@chassams8352]

Where is a good place to buy the replacement parts like the diaphragm you mentioned? Great video, very clear!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I buy mine on Ebay or ereplacementparts. It get the old one out of the carb and then look to see if the pictures match up.

[@johnbauer9223]

​@@HomeGaragechannel I would like to get some diaphrams in bulk also, short and long stem, you mentioned Ebay. Anymore hints to help me with my purchase? Thank You!

[@tomtomas8932]

Thank's

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you.

[@darrinseitz7184]

Where can I find a diaphragm for the same?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

the link is in the description.

[@broken1965]

Not a primer bulb its a purge bulb to be PC the bulb pulls fuel through carb and pushes out to tank

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Hey thanks for the comment

[@mohamednazeel7649]

Love your videos....

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you Mohamed Nazeel for the comment.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

While I was still working I could get the rental stuff for next to nothing so I borrowed a pole saw for about 15 minutes for the walnut and it took 3 days for both of us to clean up the mess. I have a set of Fred Marvin tree clippers and a saw and a 110 volt Workz chain saw riigged up to fit the poles but never again. I'll hire it done the next time. AND are the knockoff cheap gas shutoff valves any good? I paid around $8 for one for the pressure washer this evening and I saw I can get a whole stack of them for about the same money off Ebay. I value your advise! Thanks nd Blessings!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

no the knock off valves only for a short period.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@HomeGaragechannel THANKS! I was wondering so I'll keep on paying for good ones. Thanks again and MORE Blessings2 U!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@HomeGaragechannel I meant to tell you a while ago that while I was ACE-ing around and getting the gas valve I also looked for a round scraper like you use and there was none. One of the pals there said to get a metal one and make one. That sounded reasonable but I'll just keep looking. I'm about to start cleaning and repainting mower deck undersides and one would be handy BUT I'll have everything rerady and the pressure washer ready too so all will be well. I use oil base black brushed on heavy, probably 2 coats and Scoutcrafter John's 50/50 of acetone and ATF for rust proofing. Gas works fine for thinning if needed and brush cleaning. Happy evening and BLESSINGS!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

to be honest, I would just keep looking.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@HomeGaragechannel 10/4 and THANKS! I could make one easy enough! BLESSINGS!

[@barndogschwartz8370]

Everybody wants a pole saw just they are three times the price of trimmers

[@HomeGaragechannel]

that's very true

[@dans150]

Question to anyone in the know: What are the two sizes of fuel line in this unit.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

3/16" and 1/8"

[@dans150]

@@HomeGaragechannel Thanks

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@dans150 no problem

[@dans150]

@Hank Bridges Thanks Hank. Actually got that problem handled already.

[@jamespillow816]

@@HomeGaragechannel is that the ID or OD? Great video. Helped me greatly.

[@apexsmith3491]

Great video just a few questions, do you know the parts number for this carburetor, I’ve found similar carbs just not this one or one that will work like this one, and also, I didn’t see and gaskets when you put the carb back on, are there not supposed to be any or did I just miss them.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

at 1 minute and 7 seconds you can see the engine side of the carb and theres an o-ring on it. It doesn't use a gasket. Can you give me the model number for your machine. That way I can find the out the part number.

[@apexsmith3491]

@@HomeGaragechannel I believe it’s the Polan Pro 336, it looks identical to yours but it has the weed eater attachment on it. Need new fuel lines and the carb piece like the one you fixed is completely detached so I wanted to see what the price of a new carb was still see if it’s worth it. Thanks

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@apexsmith3491 sure amzn.to/3ecoiD5

[@pyepye111]

What do you do with the fuel line that goes from primer bulb to the tank. Is it just a cut end at the tank? No fuel filter attached?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes just a cut line, and sometimes a plastic splice which helps to keep the line from falling out.

[@TecumsehRulesbcserk]

I really don’t know the benefits this engine has over one with the tank on the bottom. Either it was cheaper or it allowed them to put on a bigger fuel tank

[@HomeGaragechannel]

not sure either, but the one thing that's good is the displacement. it's quite the powerhouse

[@broken1965]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@doraescalante1273]

Thx for the video

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you.

[@doraescalante1273]

Is it yours

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Its mine for the time being. Springs coming soon.

[@markcampbell7173]

Can you give us a part# for the diaphragm

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Go to Ereplacementparts dot com and enter the model number and it will show you a diagram with the part numbers

[@larrybengtson546]

Do you know what the starting point for the hi spd idle screw and the low spd screw shoud be set at ? 10:25

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I don't the exact setting. But if I had to start somewhere I would probably try 1.75 turns out from bottom

[@curtisgoodinjr.9532]

How do you replace the pull rope on this model?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

You know I've never had to replace one on this model but I would say everything including the yellow part has to come off. Take the shaft off followed by the black part then then the yellow

[@hunter1953]

With that long pole then the saw it seems to top heavy to be practical

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you hunter1953 for the comment. Yes since its a low end model the pole is Steel and very heavy.

[@johnhartwell-up4ut]

You didn't state how long the return line should be in the tank

[@HomeGaragechannel]

there is no minimal or max length, that means it's up to you. For me, I leave it at about half and inch just to make sure it won't fall it out.

[@randygreen6461]

Did this and it will not start. Put gas in carb and it will start but not run. Thanks

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thanks for the comment I appreciate it. Try doing a compression test. If its good try replacing the carb

[@ditto3000e]

Do you know how to fix a leak from the bar and chain tank?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Sorry but I've never had to fix one yet.

[@MrKingsley16]

Great video. All fuel lines replaced, the primer bulb will not fill, although the machine fires up with the choke on, it will not idle. Is the bulb the issue? I would appreciate any input you may have - thank you very much.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I'm surprised that it would even try and start, But you didn't mention the condition of the Carb? The internal screen is varnished over, Fuel will not flow.

[@MrKingsley16]

@@HomeGaragechannel I was trying to take baby steps, before I break into the carb. I'm not a mechanic and usually replace or repair what is obvious. When I press the bulb, I do hear bubbling in the fuel, but no fuel is drawn back to the bulb. Should I change the bulb?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

do me a favor first, remove the gas cap and tell me where the bubbles are coming from

[@MrKingsley16]

@@HomeGaragechannel they are coming from the line connected to the primer bulb as I pump it. If I disconnect that line at the bulb, fuel pours out with the cap off and drips when the cap is sealed.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

please look inside the tank, are the bubbles coming filter or the other line without the filter?

[@jaluna06]

Nice vid!!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it.

[@markcampbell7173]

Only list the whole Carb for $46 bucks would like to just purchase the diaphragm

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Which site are you seeing the listing?

[@markcampbell7173]

Replacementparts

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@markcampbell7173 a015006

[@markcampbell7173]

Thanks for the part #

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@markcampbell7173 no problem

[@wallacetom1]

I have the PP125 Poulan Pro. Wont' start. New Plug with good spark, new ignition module. Removed carb and cleaned and installed Rebuild kit. Good compression @ 100 psi. I tried spraying starter fluid both in the cylinder and carb. Still won't start. No spark arrestor to clean. Anyone out there with a suggestion?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

When was the last time it was running? What did you set the air gap to on the ignition module?

[@wallacetom1]

@@HomeGaragechannel Last spring. Used business card to set air gap 0.10

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@wallacetom1 was it ever used with the edger attachment?

[@wallacetom1]

@@HomeGaragechannel Trimmer and Pole Saw

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@wallacetom1 okay that's good to hear. You might have to remove the flywheel and see if the key is sheared on it.

[@jonathankuhn7837]

Do you remember how many cc that exact model is?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Its 31cc

[@jonathankuhn7837]

Home Garage thanks

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@jonathankuhn7837 no problem

[@shartingkhumbubbles7169]

what model is the one your working on in this video ? mine is the same and i cant locate a model number to order parts ! help please

[@HomeGaragechannel]

give a minute to find the information, I'm not sure if I have this around.

[@shartingkhumbubbles7169]

@@HomeGaragechannel nevermind I fixed it already

[@franklauriekranitsky2782]

Great Video!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you for the comment I appreciate it

[@yoboi5775]

Id want a pole saw but i guess pole saws are to dangerous?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thanks for the comment. They can definitely be dangerous.

[@margefoster3138]

ok so I have a poulan pro pole saw that will start but if you press the throtal it will not run

[@congaronbo]

Low side mixture is off. Turn it to Midway between lean and rich... Then Back it out another 1/4 turn. It'll idle all day and snap to when you squeeze the trigger.

[@garygriggs9433]

I tried this but did not help is there something else to check

[@kasefoulk4664]

I got mine to run drone the video

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thanks for the comment

[@garylollman5339]

No don’t need one.

[@js_1995x]

Poo-lan? It's pronounced pole-len

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Thank you for the comment

[@js_1995x]

@@HomeGaragechannel your welcome. I like to help people

[@glennwingfield8681]

If Poulan is German, and I think it is; then it is pool-len. When pronouncing German names the second vowel is pronounced. The first vowel is silent.

[@jonathanbenoit8828]

You are kidding me that is the worst piece of junk equipment .a

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes its not very popular

[@alanc1490]

@@HomeGaragechannel good video, 15 minutes of cutting limbs, leads to 2 hours of dragging limbs!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@alanc1490 so very true. Thanks for the comment I appreciate it

[@jonathanbenoit8828]

Totally sorry video.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I wish I could make it better

[@RonMillbrae]

@@HomeGaragechannel don't apologise for this. This video is extremely well made. Good job!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

@@RonMillbrae thank you I appreciate it

[@hotlantalover]

I have a newer version of this pole saw, do you think that might be why mine isn't starting either? Mine is fairly brand new I've used it less than 10 times but I bought it brand new in 2019

[@HomeGaragechannel]

most likely