20 Most Recent Husky Husqvarna Chain Saw 240E w 16in bar - Page 2 Questions & Answers

There is some help here but not as much as I would like. Google make (model number) service manual (5,000 watt is too vague). https://www.google.com/search?q=Husky+5%2C000+watt+generator+with+Subaru+engine+adjust+idle ..

I had a Stihl blower that wouldn't rev. Exhaust filter screen was clogged. Removed and burnt with torch.

Husqvarna Operator?s manual Chainsaw 445 the carb is bad. a tech cleans it kits it or replaces it. same answer from 1920 to 1988 cars when EFI but yours is 100 year off carbs, we dismantle the carb and clear every inch in carb cleaner all air paths tiny and all fuel path jets. some carbs can defy cleaning if carb is too small like silly tiny string timers, (pain) with hair sized jets. i did my STIHL chainsaw all the time. cleaned, even every year, if not drained properly at end of seasons./ fixit youself or take it a shop. 2 choices there is a parts list on all saws. using the real name finds real books best 46cc engine, tiny that is. https://husqvarna.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/106/~/documentation---operators-and-illustrated-parts-manual-445-or-445e-series deep there somewhere is manual and parts list parts list will show true carb p/n # so one can be found.

adjust idle screw

The answer you seek is impossible to answer except by "who knows!" The recoil starter is self contained and engages with a shaped boss bolted to the flywheel - assuming everything is original and correctly assembled it should fit without problems, though I usually find a couple of test pulls during the tightening process helps everything bed together. If it only binds in the last half turn of the retaining bolts a sort of temporary cure would be to fit a flat washer between the starter unit and the air cowl or other housing. If the starter needs more standoff than a flat washer can provide there is probably something wrong with the assembly.

Quite possible you have a wrapped wire or string around the crankshaft, between the blades and the deck. I have that issue with Craftsman 3-blade and it' s generally either fence wire or bailing twine blown over from the adjoining field. Undo ALL the sparkplug wires before shoving your hand in. Might even have to unbold the blades to get a good access if that's the issue

The part throttle is actuated by the choke pull, the choke shaft on the carb has a white plastic arm that contacts and locks the throttle shaft, the arm is sprung loaded so when the trigger is pressed the arm jumps off, so you need to look at the arm, as it is plastic it can wear and then not engage with the throttle shaft.

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If you have difficulty with the above it could be worth checking your local classified directory. In most towns there are small independent businesses that carry out all sorts of repairs or supply replacement parts, principally for other businesses. There are at least three in our small town, one dealing with pressure and other types of washers and vacuum cleaners (trade and industrial), another producing and repairing automotive radiators among many other things and another dealing with hydraulic and pneumatic systems and parts. Enquiries from the public are always welcome.

Replace the wand.

recheck carb