Husqvarna Chain Saw 20" Bar "chainsaw problems starting choke throttle" Questions

...chainsaw operator depresses the throttle trigger for easier starting. If the choke needs to be out for the saw to run you have a problem with the saw, make sure there is fuel in the saw, and the fuel ...

choke at high throttle. Engine will die out if taken off choke or will kill if I press throttle trigger. Any idea what could be the problem...thanks Check gasket between carburator and cilinder, if ok

chainsaw ms290 stilh problem to start problem to start Hi, check that the master control is putting the choke on fully and check that the second click up is holding the throttle open slightly, regards

...starting it with no choke needed.the saws i ve used needed you to give it throttle after you pull,n no throttle with choke. Make sure carb is receiving gas. With saw cold prime 6x's pull out choke no ...

...half closed and I can't slow it to idle. The only way I can stop the saw is to push it to choke and flood it to stop. What's the problem? Greg [email protected] sounds like a throttle linkage ...

...chainsaw starts after priming and using the choke. When started it only runs for a few seconds. Working the throttle and choke will make it run longer, but only for about 10 seconds. I have cleared ...

...choke. Double check 2-cycle mixture. Too lean mixture in the chainsaw wont stay running. check the diaphram in the carb it souds like its gettin fuel but not enough also make sure the airfilter is ...

...starting: it needs some throttle. The chainsaw does not like to start with power at idle. After setting the switch to on and setting the choke, as the manual says, before attempting to start, squeeze ...

...steps 3 to 8 until running Other problems are bad gas lines problem with spark Bottom line the engine should at least burn off the starting fluid if it continues to stop the carb is going to be ...

...choke pushed in) until the throttle is advanced once. Read your warm start instructions, it says pull clutch, push clutch, start. This is why we should buy saws from a chainsaw seller/mechanic NOT ...