I have the same saw. Kinda crappy routing of the fuel line on those particular saw. It runs great. You just can’t beat an old Husky! Much love from North Carolina.
Very helpful . Thankyou . I Think one mistake I see a few chainsaw owners making is not brushing away all the saw dust from around the fuel and oil caps before removing them . I do this with a small paintbrush and a cloth , religiously . I also use a funnel with a screen to put fuel into my two stroke carry can . I never see any rubbish in the fuel tanks . However if the filter falls off it is a problem .
@jvalentine8376 thanks for the comment. Very good point. Pulling the gas/oil cap with dirt and dust all around it can lead to gas/oil contamination. This saw had a lot of debris in it.
Good video. I use the backside of a 9/32 drill bit to seat those screens. I'm just starting my channel as well and am guilty of this also. Try to keep the camera higher so my hands don't block the shot and zoom in for details when needed. All in all nice work! Keep it up- Ray
Need to check for spark and if it’s getting fuel. You can try a starting flui spray into the intake and see if it fires for a few seconds. That will tell you if it has space but no fuel.
Good point, however if you watch closely I did not have the engine brake on. Probably should’ve to start but when revving the brake was not on. Just sounds weird through the microphone. Thanks for watching!
I have the same saw. Kinda crappy routing of the fuel line on those particular saw. It runs great. You just can’t beat an old Husky! Much love from North Carolina.
Great point! Thanks for watching!
Dang that’s a lot of trash in it
Seen a little bit but not even close to that amount
Thank You for information and advice
Surprised it ran long enough to get that much in there. Keep your chains sharp, air filters clean and your gas tanks away from your cutting.
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Awesome! Thank you!
I have a 142 and not much has changed from the 41, 141, 142. Good little saw. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mark! Thanks for watching.
Excellent video, thank you.
You bet!
Very helpful . Thankyou . I Think one mistake I see a few chainsaw owners making is not brushing away all the saw dust from around the fuel and oil caps before removing them . I do this with a small paintbrush and a cloth , religiously . I also use a funnel with a screen to put fuel into my two stroke carry can . I never see any rubbish in the fuel tanks . However if the filter falls off it is a problem .
@jvalentine8376 thanks for the comment. Very good point. Pulling the gas/oil cap with dirt and dust all around it can lead to gas/oil contamination. This saw had a lot of debris in it.
@@SHONEY21Z Thanks. I like your style of filming the detail in good light , it's very instructional .
Brilliant well done.
Thank you 🙏
Good video. I use the backside of a 9/32 drill bit to seat those screens. I'm just starting my channel as well and am guilty of this also. Try to keep the camera higher so my hands don't block the shot and zoom in for details when needed. All in all nice work! Keep it up- Ray
Some good advice ray. Thanks for sharing!
Great tip! Thanks!
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
It’s new out of the box I mix the oil with fuel same as they husqvarna recommend it not wanting to start probably a bad chainsaw
Need to check for spark and if it’s getting fuel. You can try a starting flui spray into the intake and see if it fires for a few seconds. That will tell you if it has space but no fuel.
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It’s in good shape for a few years old!
Should take chain break off b4 reving engine.
Good point, however if you watch closely I did not have the engine brake on. Probably should’ve to start but when revving the brake was not on. Just sounds weird through the microphone. Thanks for watching!
funny that youre 41 has a primer? i got 2 41s and a 36 and no primers on them..... 141 came with primer? wrong recoil cover?
That is weird
I’ll need an opinion y buy a new one this brand and put fuel mix husqvarna brand it won’t start its new haven’t use not even ones
I would need more info than that. Are you following the starting instructions to a T?
How to choke
Pull out on the black lever on the right side of the handle. Push it back in to turn the choke off.
i put strimmer cord down the center of the fuel lien and feed it through works a treat
Sounds like a good idea. I’ll have to try Thanks!
Never tryed it but will soon
How to choke
How to choke
See above
How to choke
See above