Need a new Talon Chainsaw sprocket for 35cc 35cm Timber Hawk AC3100-35C

If you have a low cc chainsaw, this is what happens with the tougher trees. Check what cc yours is. The more cc the more power!! For example, alot of the chainsaws you see for sale in Home Depot are ranging between 32cc and 40cc... you should have at least a 50cc and up...

if no gas will enter priming bulb at all I see only a few possible things for this
(1) gas line broken/melted
(2) filter looks good but has internal plug
(3) primer bulb has a small crack in it (most common )

You are either pressing down on the saw (riding it) too hard and causing the centrifugal clutch to stall OR the sprocket is completely worn out. If the sprocket is worn out so bad it won't move the chain it will make a horrific and ungodly racket.

Try lightening up your pressure and see if that helps. You should never stall the saw out as its only going to cut so fast. Keep the chain sharp and it'll almost drop itself through the timber with its own weight.

No that is for chain oil that lubricates the chain and bar. it is a special oil just for that purpose

The part you are after is called a starter pawl, i know because the same thing happened to mine. Unfortunately you can't buy just the pawl, they only sell a flywheel kit which is about $35 which contains the flywheel and two pawls.

problem corrected.......I pulled the chain and bar off of the saw and discovered that the chain had seized up in the channel due to some slight "boggering" of some of the inside teeth that ride the groove on the edge of the bar. I filed the damaged metal on both sides of 8-10 damaged teeth (the chain was otherwise in good enough shape to continue to use). I then pulled the whole length of the loose chain through the chain sprocket end of the bar by hand to make sure that I had filed enough of the damaged metal away, before I reassembled the saw. There was slight damage to the drive sprocket, but not enough to prevent the saw from functioning properly. All is now well in the my chainsaw world......and the saw will get a new drive sprocket for Christmas.

has the chain ever came off the saw?and i'm going to assume that it is the correct chain for the saw...reason i ask about the chain comming off the saw is that when it does the driver have a tendency to become nicked and will heat up the clutch because the saw is trying to drive the chain links through the chain slot.also you need to look at the drive sprocket to see if there is any wear on the teeth....also over tighting the chain will cause the clutch to heat up.