Stihl HS45 Gas Trimmer Hard To Start and Runs Roughly
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
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Do you have a gas trigger that is hard to start or runs rough and bogs down? In this video I show you how to tune up your Stihl HS45 gas trimmer and get it running smoothly again.
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I have a brand new one that won't start at all. Great video. Thanks!
Nicely done and thank you! Mine is doing the sqme thing, well it starts right up but bogs under acceleratoin
Yep. Used mine today for the first time this year and started up with a few pulls. Once it was warm it was rocking.
@@rodneywren yeah.. thanks for the vid..... sorted the spark arrestor..... thank you.
Thanks million Rodney,we appreciate you
Thanks Rodney, great video, very informative!
Great and simple!.. Thank you for your help. I have a stranded Shindaiwa DH230. With similar 'coughing' (to put it that way😂). And for sure (hopefully) I'll get it running smoothly again. Thank you for your help. Gracias!
Nice simple explanation, cheers.
I had the exact same problem, and fixed it the exact same way as you but, in the process I found that a new spark arrestor is only about $9.00. I had already purchased a mini-torch and a refill canister of fuel @ $43.00 combined. If you already have a torch do it this way. If not, buy a new arrestor. Thanks for the video.
Hey I already had a torch in my tool arsenal because why not. 😂 Thanks for the info on the spark arrestor.
Good class brother
Thanks
Good show
thank you this video really helped me!
You’re welcome. Now the real work begins. 😂
Mine’s doing the same thing. This trimmer worked fine, then all of a sudden wouldn’t start. 😳
I watched another video and changed the ignition coil after my inspection showed that both my spark plug and filters all looked fine. The spark arrestor had very little build up. I replaced the fuel.
Well, it STILL won’t start. Now I’m going to change my carburetor...
Try a squirt or two of starter fluid. Good luck.
Great vid, I have the same model but no arrestor, it’s just a strait exhaust
I'm wondering if mine does as mine appears to be qa newer type HS45?
You should have gone to your Stihl dealer and got a Bosch WSR6F spark plug . That is what it comes with. Gap you set was correct, .020”. The spar arrestor screen only becomes blocked if you are runnng the wrong mixture ratio (50:1) with a good two cycle oil. Use Stihl Ultra with premium, non ethanol gas and do not let it idle for long periods of time. You probably should put a shot of multilube grease in the crankcase, at least once a year. Fuel filters are available from your local Stihl dealer. Use oem parts if practicable.
Thanks for the tips. I’ll keep them in mind this season.
He don't need or shoulda coulda probably any of that. The e3 spark plug is just fine. He don't need to purchase $45 bottles of fuel every time... plus or premium fuel with a good quality 2 cycle oil will be more than enough and won't hurt anything. Fuel filters from amazon does the same thing as the $35 bulk filters or $18 singles from the dealer. Stihl dealers are great but are overpriced for the same stuff you can get a quarter of the price. It's an old hedge trimmer that's been working just fine with normal fuel for many years using the same motor across other models not a brand new spaceship.
@@iwannachopbladeslawncare I have a gallon of Moto Mix but most of the fuel I burn costs me about $6-$7 a gallon to make. $4 for the gas, $2 for the two cycle oil and $1 for the stabilizer. I used to be able to mix it up for $5 a gallon until two years ago. Bosch plugs cost about $4 a pop. They last a lot longer than NGK plugs and didn’t die if they get wet like some plugs. Most of my saws have the same plugs in them that I put in them when I bought or built them. I don’t generally replace plugs as a maintenance item, like some do. They have to be worn out before I replace them. As long as they fire, they stay in the equipment.
@@iwannachopbladeslawncare lol ok Taryl! We're not working on the Space shuttle here! :)
3:39 - spark arrestor - I have HS45 too, but mine doesn't have it! How do I clean it, or I don't need to do that? Thanks for the great video.
Same here, did you find out
i have the exact hedge cutter but the bit where you pulled the arrestor out is an exhaust that is attached to it
Same here, did you find anything out
I wish mine would work but it didn't. O/I switch tested good. Hold down & press Button & pull won't start = Help!
Spark Plugs cleaned/good but replaced it anyway: Spark Arrester good but cleaned it for sure, Prime Bulb replaced
Sorry to hear you’re still having trouble starting your trimmer. If you have starter fluid remove the air filter and squirt some directly into the carburetor. Hope this helps.
Check air filter and your carb screws
@@herculesmclovin Air filter is brand new (removed = still will not start). Low & high adjust = no start
@@angelisone Is there good compression when you pull start, or does it pull easily with little resistance back?
Also, check for a spark? To do that take spark out, reattach to the rubber boot, then bridge the gap with a spanner, as in, one end of the spanner on a metal part of the plug and the other onto the metal of the engine. Now what you do is pull whilst also looking for a spark coming from the plug.
You can hear it has no spark at the start, you can also feel it is too smooth of a pull.