I just won a 4218AVX for $25 that is supposed to have 155 psi.I know nothing more about it.
I think I had one that started to score with that psi.I just won a 4218AVX for $25 that is supposed to have 155 psi.I know nothing more about it.
EPA BS. Newer strato on right. Older better on left. Also strato have the different carb set up with air inlet at top of carb area.Can someone fill me in on the "Strato" chainsaws?I've never heard of 'em.
Ah,OK,understood.Thanks!EPA BS. Newer strato on right. Older better on left. Also strato have the different carb set up with air inlet at top of carb area.
I had to do that with a brand new looking 295. Had the bubbling oiler issue. Quick look and put some 10 year older parts in it and oiled great then.As for the non-oiling issue with my newly acquired 5020AV,I re-read the seller's description & found that the saw has been sitting for the last couple yrs.It might be possible to flush the tank withj some kerosene to loosen up old oil & sludge.If that doesn't work I may have to start ripping things apart.If it comes to ripping it apart,I'll need guidance as I've never gotten into a newer "Poulan" saw.
I got a 4218 delivered today.It took a little coaxing to get it to run,must've been sitting for quite a while.The very first saw I've gotten with a Torch spark plug in it.I've already turned both needles out over 1/2 turn & it still has a problem with throttling up.I'll change out the fuel filter & see if that helps.How many turns out on the needles do these carbs require?
Thanks Scott,I remember reading it,but couldn't remember where & to which saw it applied to.Ed , if you'll go back to Kevin's post# 60,105 I believe he gave the initial setting for your 4218 .
I had someone do that to a nice 330 I sold them. When it came back years later for av. I noticed brake didnt work, They gutted the band etc out of the cover. I ask what happened.I ended up turning both needles out to 2 1/2 turns & the saw runs great now with no more hesitation when throttling up.I know this may be a bit much,but I've found that no 2 carbs are exactly alike.
The 5020 I got yesterday runs great too.I got a bar & chain for it today & while putting them on noticed that someone gutted the chain brake assembly.The brake band that's supposed to be in the cover is gone & the brake handle doesn't "pop".Is that due to the band missing?I think there are other components missing from the handle section.I know nothing about these chain brakes.
Got to try others if not sold.I looked at the 5020 IPL & had Buford Parrish look at his IPL too.Neither one of us could find any chain brake replacement parts or part#s.Do I have to get a whole new chain brake assembly?The brake band looks very similar to the band used in a Husky 136 & 36.
Do you remember where you got that set of 2" drivers? Nice looking set.Got to try others if not sold.
The husky 55 fits the 330 etc ones.
The one hair short for 330 but sold for them as 55 fits the shorter 260 ones. Never figured out what the bands were really for.
Time to try some yourself.
Being I owned the cousin saw to it at same time. I would be looking at the husky 450 brake band. Never know might get lucky.
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