Thanks for the good video Mark. This saw is also marketed (here in Spain at least) as a McCulloch CS410 Elite. It's identical, made by Husqvarna and the Husqvarna part numbers all fit it. I had a fuel leak and when I took the carb off, it had the same leak as this one from the corner of the base plate. One of the four screws had worked loose, I cleaned everything up, tightened the screws and no more fuel leak. Sometimes it's just something simple.
Finally. The exact video that i needed. I have that Husq varna 435 and I let it sat up with gas in it. It is my first chainsaw and nobody told me. I also didn't know it needed a gas oil mix.
Thanks Mark Great vid. Very straight forward. Just learning ta use a chainsaw, husky435. Watching many vids and learnin. Keep up that relaxed style of yours.
i’m trying to find the carburetor adjustment tool needed for my t435 i read it was a 21 tooth splined tool but i bought one and it just spins. what do i do?
My 435 uses a 20 tooth tool. I have not been able to find one, or any way to cheat it yet. The 10 pc carburetor tool kits on Amazon have nothing that fits it.
At 12:52, isn't the gasket placed in the wrong orientation? Shouldn't the gasket be rotated 180 degrees before assembling? Otherwise, the openings in the gasket do not properly align with the the venturis in the carburetor. Have I mistaken something here?
Is it better to drain the gas and oil out of the chainsaw before storing it? And how do you run the excess out of the carburetor so it doesn’t sit? Fantastic video way above my pay grade.
If I dont use my saws for a while, I run em for least 5 to 10 mins once a week to prevent this. I got told to do this by my Pa and he never had issues at all and he was right.
Horrible carb design, way too complex design. The little plastic piece holding the throttle linkage is a hidden nightamre. attaching kill wires can take an hour. POS design. great video.
This video just helped me with the correct placement of the gaskets. I've been having such a hard time and you just saved the day. Thank you!!
Good morning, I watched your video on how to rebuild a Husqvarna carburetor. He was very thorough. It helped me out a lot.😊
Glad I could help!!
Thanks, you were a big help on the 435 huskavarna carb rebuild.
Glad I could help!
Thanks for the good video Mark. This saw is also marketed (here in Spain at least) as a McCulloch CS410 Elite. It's identical, made by Husqvarna and the Husqvarna part numbers all fit it. I had a fuel leak and when I took the carb off, it had the same leak as this one from the corner of the base plate. One of the four screws had worked loose, I cleaned everything up, tightened the screws and no more fuel leak. Sometimes it's just something simple.
Finally. The exact video that i needed. I have that Husq varna 435 and I let it sat up with gas in it. It is my first chainsaw and nobody told me. I also didn't know it needed a gas oil mix.
Thanks Mark, very helpful, regards from N.Z
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Mark
Great vid. Very straight forward. Just learning ta use a chainsaw, husky435.
Watching many vids and learnin. Keep up that relaxed style of yours.
In Italiano?
I have the same saw and when i give it full gas it bog’s then rev’s and does the same , is it a carb issue , great video
Mine bogs a bit until I start cutting with it, then it runs ok.
i’m trying to find the carburetor adjustment tool needed for my t435 i read it was a 21 tooth splined tool but i bought one and it just spins. what do i do?
Is it a torx fitting?
you can buy a complete set of adjustment tools from walbro or zama
My 435 uses a 20 tooth tool. I have not been able to find one, or any way to cheat it yet. The 10 pc carburetor tool kits on Amazon have nothing that fits it.
At 12:52, isn't the gasket placed in the wrong orientation? Shouldn't the gasket be rotated 180 degrees before assembling? Otherwise, the openings in the gasket do not properly align with the the venturis in the carburetor.
Have I mistaken something here?
Why does the carb have 2 butterfly vales / air intakes?
Is it better to drain the gas and oil out of the chainsaw before storing it? And how do you run the excess out of the carburetor so it doesn’t sit? Fantastic video way above my pay grade.
yes it is drain gas, start it up and it will fun the gas out of the line and carb
Another Good Video , Thankyou.. Merry Christmas To You & All Your Family From Australia
Happy Holidays!! Thanks for watching my channel!! :)
If I dont use my saws for a while, I run em for least 5 to 10 mins once a week to prevent this. I got told to do this by my Pa and he never had issues at all and he was right.
I have a 435 Husqvarna chainsaw and it's only 2 weeks old and they will not take it back so I am stuck with it
why won't they take it back
These 435s flood very easily
My 435 has been as reliable as a claw hammer for 6yrs now..how is your's flooding?
When starting?..when operating?..?
Horrible carb design, way too complex design. The little plastic piece holding the throttle linkage is a hidden nightamre. attaching kill wires can take an hour. POS design. great video.
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It's called ethanol is what gums up your carburetor
working on the same saw,