Husqvarna 235 Chainsaw Carburetor Replacement and Adjustment
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- Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025
- In this video, I go over replacing the carburetor on my Husqvarna 235 chainsaw. After replacing the carb, It wanted to bogg down when cutting through a big log. I adjust the highspeed screw which fixes the problem. Hope this video helps anyone who is looking to do the same your chainsaw. Thanks for watching and be sure to like my video if you find this helpful!
Very good man. Thanks. Husqvarna is a far more difficult saw to work on than a Stihl.
Thanks!!! Video walked me through everything, step by step. It was like carb replacement for dummies which this dummy really appreciated.
Excellent video, glad you showed how to reassemble the handle. Other videos just disconnected the arm and couldn't see how the trigger worked and how you reassembled the trigger.
Great video. Had the same runability issues. Great Buck knife!
If you have the idle screw adjusted to far in - the choke pull out lever will not stay locked in full choke position. I learned the hard way. It took several revolutions out before the choke lever would stay locked in full choke position.
Perfect timing. I have a 240 and a new carb. Thanks!!
“My pocket knife”, produces a friggin’ sword.
I had similar issue, saw would gradually not respond well to throttle acting as if it were running out of fuel, then die. It would restart and run fine for a short while then do this again. It turned out that the sintered brass filter for the fuel tank vent was nearly plugged and restricting air flow causing a vacuum in the fuel tank which gradually stopped the fuel flow to the carburetor. I had this same problem years ago with another saw. I removed the brass filter piece and installed a very small dia vent hose.
Great video Dude 😎
helo
what is the adjustment of black screw(how many turn)
Skipped the tricky part linkage red and blue how that goes back for me.
The carburetor it's a Chinese Brand which means Zama or another Brand?