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Husky 55 Rancher troubles
Three years ago I bought a new Husqvarna 55 Rancher chainsaw, to clean
up after hurricane Juan. Only used it a few times. Stored it away and now it won't start. When I pull the starter cord I am met with great resistance and can't pull a full stroke. When spark plug is removed, it pulls easily, the full stroke. Any ideas? Fred |
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Don't know if this will help or not. Hope so...Found this on: http://arboristsite.com/showthread.p...a+55+Ranch er Hello, I would suggest takeing off the starter housing and turning the flywheel in reverse and see if the saw unlocks. look for aluminum dust while you have the cover off. I have had screws behind the flywheel back out and grind into in back of the flywheel causing the saw to lock up. Normally it happens when the saw are idling, because at high speeds the screw is shaving the aluminum off the flywheel. The combination of working the saw hard and the vibrations from the saw could cause this to happen. Let me know, Jonathan Elaine in Ga Zone 7b wrote in message ups.com... Three years ago I bought a new Husqvarna 55 Rancher chainsaw, to clean up after hurricane Juan. Only used it a few times. Stored it away and now it won't start. When I pull the starter cord I am met with great resistance and can't pull a full stroke. When spark plug is removed, it pulls easily, the full stroke. Any ideas? Fred |
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Elaine wrote: Don't know if this will help or not. Hope so...Found this on: http://arboristsite.com/showthread.p...a+55+Ranch er Hello, I would suggest takeing off the starter housing and turning the flywheel in reverse and see if the saw unlocks. look for aluminum dust while you have the cover off. I have had screws behind the flywheel back out and grind into in back of the flywheel causing the saw to lock up. Normally it happens when the saw are idling, because at high speeds the screw is shaving the aluminum off the flywheel. The combination of working the saw hard and the vibrations from the saw could cause this to happen. Let me know, Jonathan Elaine in Ga Zone 7b wrote in message ups.com... Three years ago I bought a new Husqvarna 55 Rancher chainsaw, to clean up after hurricane Juan. Only used it a few times. Stored it away and now it won't start. When I pull the starter cord I am met with great resistance and can't pull a full stroke. When spark plug is removed, it pulls easily, the full stroke. Any ideas? Fred Thanks, but that wasn't the problem. The saw seems to have seized up while in storage. The starter cord pulls quite freely with the sparkplug removed, when compression is not involved. What effect does bad fuel (gummed up) have on a motor. What are the symptoms? Thanks. Fred |
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wrote in message oups.com... Elaine wrote: Don't know if this will help or not. Hope so...Found this on: http://arboristsite.com/showthread.p...a+55+Ranch er Hello, I would suggest takeing off the starter housing and turning the flywheel in reverse and see if the saw unlocks. look for aluminum dust while you have the cover off. I have had screws behind the flywheel back out and grind into in back of the flywheel causing the saw to lock up. Normally it happens when the saw are idling, because at high speeds the screw is shaving the aluminum off the flywheel. The combination of working the saw hard and the vibrations from the saw could cause this to happen. Let me know, Jonathan Elaine in Ga Zone 7b wrote in message ups.com... Three years ago I bought a new Husqvarna 55 Rancher chainsaw, to clean up after hurricane Juan. Only used it a few times. Stored it away and now it won't start. When I pull the starter cord I am met with great resistance and can't pull a full stroke. When spark plug is removed, it pulls easily, the full stroke. Any ideas? Fred Thanks, but that wasn't the problem. The saw seems to have seized up while in storage. The starter cord pulls quite freely with the sparkplug removed, when compression is not involved. What effect does bad fuel (gummed up) have on a motor. What are the symptoms? Thanks. Fred Beats me Fred! I really know nothing about chain saws...sorry, I just did a google search trying to help you out. Maybe if you went to arboristsite.com and post your question someone there could help you more. There seems to be allot of knowledgeable people on the chainsaw forum. Good luck Elaine in Ga Zone 7b |
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Have you pressed in the compression release before attempting to start?
It's supposed to make starting easier and might explain why it pulls easily when the spark plug is removed. wrote in message ups.com... Three years ago I bought a new Husqvarna 55 Rancher chainsaw, to clean up after hurricane Juan. Only used it a few times. Stored it away and now it won't start. When I pull the starter cord I am met with great resistance and can't pull a full stroke. When spark plug is removed, it pulls easily, the full stroke. Any ideas? Fred |
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