A friend of mine recently asked me to look at his 236 as it wouldn't run properly, dealer couldn't fix, he had done all the normal things like fuel line, new carby and plug etc. I checked spark and it looked week. I swapped coil pack but no change. I then swapped flywheel with my 137 and it now starts, runs and idles perfect. The original flywheel has 3 magnets and the 137 flywheel only has 2. With the changed flywheel the timing is slightly different and makes a world of difference. Hope this helps
Need help ...I bought an Husqvarna chain saw 326 the fellow who sold it to me started it and cut some wood and I bought it The day after I was using it and it went terrific for the first quarter of an hour then it didn't start anymore I though it was a carburettor problem and got one from China replaced it but didn't start . One thing that I could not understand why it so hard to start and I got a sow arm I said l may remove the cylinder off and see what is the problem ....The piston has a little scratch on the front the it has not damaged the ring ...Then I decided to test if there is any big gap in the ring and when I fitted it in the cylinder there is a millimetre gap --- plus or mine ---- the question a would like to ask you should I replace the ring and the piston ----there is no scratch in the cylinder . I forgot to mention that when I removed the plastic(?) from the cylinder and carb. that is shown 5.50---on this video---the part has 4 screws that are fitted to the cylinder ....when I removed it the gasket (?) that is glued to cylinder got a bit damaged only a little bit should by another one or use some gasket glue when put back ? ALSO for the first time I saw 2 piece of plastic inside of the cylinder probably this is the reason why the piston goes hard ??? Can be removed ? Thank you
A friend of mine recently asked me to look at his 236 as it wouldn't run properly, dealer couldn't fix, he had done all the normal things like fuel line, new carby and plug etc. I checked spark and it looked week. I swapped coil pack but no change. I then swapped flywheel with my 137 and it now starts, runs and idles perfect. The original flywheel has 3 magnets and the 137 flywheel only has 2. With the changed flywheel the timing is slightly different and makes a world of difference. Hope this helps
Thanks for the video it helped me replace my carburettor just learning at chainsaw & this helps
Need help ...I bought an Husqvarna chain saw 326 the fellow who sold it to me started it and cut some wood and I bought it
The day after I was using it and it went terrific for the first quarter of an hour then it didn't start anymore I though it was a carburettor
problem and got one from China replaced it but didn't start . One thing that I could not understand why it so hard to start and I got a
sow arm I said l may remove the cylinder off and see what is the problem ....The piston has a little scratch on the front the it has not
damaged the ring ...Then I decided to test if there is any big gap in the ring and when I fitted it in the cylinder there is a millimetre gap
--- plus or mine ---- the question a would like to ask you should I replace the ring and the piston ----there is no scratch in the cylinder .
I forgot to mention that when I removed the plastic(?) from the cylinder and carb. that is shown 5.50---on this video---the part has 4 screws that
are fitted to the cylinder ....when I removed it the gasket (?) that is glued to cylinder got a bit damaged only a little bit should by another
one or use some gasket glue when put back ? ALSO for the first time I saw 2 piece of plastic inside of the cylinder probably this is the reason
why the piston goes hard ??? Can be removed ?
Thank you
Cheers mate.About to do mine
Excellent video, very helpful 😀👍🏻
thanks mate
you helped me a lot
fantastic very clear
Minkä helvetin takia noita hommia pitää tehdä sahanpurujen seassa??
Excelent !
Exellent 👍✌️
Ace yr english! Cheers bud.... see how it goes
Dear Hart, please can you give me your link of your buyed site.
Where’s your proper work bench, even a table is better.