Hey Guys,
Got an issue with a Stihl BR550 blower that I am having trouble figuring out. It's older and I got it used so I don't know the history of the unit. I've had it for a couple years now and it's usually run pretty well. Lately though, while it generally starts pretty easy and will stay running it does act strange and drops power under certain conditions. Specifically, if I rotate my body left or lean forward it will lose power. The power will remain reduced until I rotate my body quickly right or place my hand over the nozzle and create back pressure or resistance. It has a distinctly different sound while this is happening. I thought it might be a fuel starvation issue and so I've replaced the fuel lines and the tank vent. Any ideas of what it could be?
Thanks
Got an issue with a Stihl BR550 blower that I am having trouble figuring out. It's older and I got it used so I don't know the history of the unit. I've had it for a couple years now and it's usually run pretty well. Lately though, while it generally starts pretty easy and will stay running it does act strange and drops power under certain conditions. Specifically, if I rotate my body left or lean forward it will lose power. The power will remain reduced until I rotate my body quickly right or place my hand over the nozzle and create back pressure or resistance. It has a distinctly different sound while this is happening. I thought it might be a fuel starvation issue and so I've replaced the fuel lines and the tank vent. Any ideas of what it could be?
Thanks