Chainsaw hard to start after warmed up

[Hipastore]

This post is started by a chinese person who owns a chinese company, much like farmtec, that sells their off-shore parts, to Americans. They sponsor our American forum, and thats just so nice.......I dare say, dandy!
I think thats great! Clearly, this is just another gag post, meant to humour us all. I mean, really? The person who sells the parts, doesn't know anything about engines? They'd be the source for the solution to begin with. Great fun! Real side-spliter............oh, this is about a chainsaw.

LOL. 50% of your guess is right. I like to talk about small engines but have limited experience with saws.

 

[Hipastore]

You sell the parts to solve the problem...and you don't know anything about engines? Remember, air and fuel. Whatever you use in China must be as clean and pure as is in America. If you use shetty gas, and cheap oil, your saw won't offer the power its designed for. Likewise, hipppaa, your air quality is 1/2 that of North America. Therefore, a 9th grade science major, here or there, would tell you, the power drops when the saw is run in smoke.................rising from the river.

Be more specific, and we American forum members will cheerfully collectively solve your problem. Start with a new saw.............they are cheap.

Thanks, Captain Bruce. Welcome to visit hipastore.com. We really need suggestions.

 

[thenne1713]

Hi there, just wondering if anyone had some advice about this situation. What would you do when it happens to your saws?

Procedure: Do you still cock throttle by choking, then turning choke off.

Hi there, just wondering if anyone had some advice about this situation. What would you do when it happens to your saws?

What is your specific Warm Start Procedure?

 

[Vintage Engine Repairs]

I hope Hipa is paying you guys good $$ for ya knowledge... is no way Hipa is getting all this knowledge for it's online aftermarket chinese chainsaw parts store for free? nah that definitely isn't what's going on here

Nailed it.

 

[Smitty Smithsonite]

I put an Edelbrock carburetor on a '00 GMC Jimmy 4.3 V6 a bit over 10 years ago. Same setup I ran back in the day without issue. In 2011, it boiled the fuel on a heat soak. The variable 20 years later? ETHANOL. I had to install a carb spacer / insulator block to fix that. It was so bad you could NOT start the thing hot no matter what you tried. Holding it to the rug and cranking for 3 straight minutes was the only option prior to the insulator / spacer. I can see this same thing happening with any saw, especially ones with a higher mounted carburetor, or one closer to the cylinder. Fuel today sucks - and some places are worse than others (CA).

 

[Joisey]

Would love to see photos of your STIHL MS 250- with all the trademarks and all.

I hope that you aren't holding your breath waiting for him to post pictures of the mystery saw.

 

[Overlooker]

Lucky for me, I have easy access to ethanol-free fuel. My saws are teetotalers, reducing my problems with starting issues and premature carburetor death. O

 

[Joisey]

Lucky for me, I have easy access to ethanol-free fuel. My saws are teetotalers, reducing my problems with starting issues and premature carburetor death. O

But......alcohol in fuel is saving the environment LOL...