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  1. woodworkingboy

    Chain runs at idle.

    Starting then leaning out with throttle could well be a hose or filter, but it is often a result of a stiff diaphragm.
  2. woodworkingboy

    Chain runs at idle.

    You may not need a whole carb rebuild, just a new metering diaphragm if it is stiff. That's the one under the four screws with the pin in the middle. That solves what...70% of all chainsaw running problems? Pump diaphragms on the other side, can last longer, or almost indefinitely depending...
  3. woodworkingboy

    Chain runs at idle.

    That's what Vegas showgirls will do to ya....
  4. woodworkingboy

    Chain runs at idle.

    Steve, you're supposed to grease that bearing now and again as regular maintenance, but the general consensus must be that few people do. Grease doesn't seem to last there even if you do. Husky must have hired some guy out of a prestigous engineering institute that came up with the idea to be...
  5. woodworkingboy

    Chain runs at idle.

    Opening up the muffler too much will also cause that malady. The chain will move and you can't turn the idle down enough without killing the engine. I guess it's the same problem as Larry says, incomplete combustion with too open a muffler.
  6. woodworkingboy

    Chain runs at idle.

    Saying that to a guy that cut trees for a living. :lol:
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