When a chainsaw starts but doesn’t idle, it indicates that it hasn’t been maintained lately and needs fine-tuning and adjustment. Most gas chainsaw users will encounter this problem with their …
Chainsaw bogging down after starting or not starting at all is a common problem for a lot of chainsaw users. This can be quite annoying, especially when you have loads …
Chainsaw engines are prone to get overheated during use. Not only does overheating affect the components’ life, but it also contributes to a vapor lock, which makes it challenging to …
If your chainsaw doesn’t start after several pulls and the primer bulb appears to be damaged, you need to install a new bulb before the saw can be started. But …
If you suspect your chainsaw engine has developed a leak, you can check and confirm this using a pressure/vacuum test. Quite often, the crank seals and O-rings get damaged due …
Your chainsaw is said to be idling when the engine is on and the throttle isn’t pressed. Most chainsaws either have too high or low RPMs at an idle state. …
If you have a chainsaw, you will need to do some regular maintenance now and then. One of the things you need to do is sharpen the blades. Sharpening your …
A pressure test effectively diagnoses the startup problems if your chainsaw doesn’t start even after multiple repairs. It can help determine and detect any leaks at the chainsaw’s crankcase, resulting …
Like all gas tools, Chainsaws need periodic maintenance to keep running seamlessly. Despite being designed to endure rough and challenging working conditions, lack of proper maintenance increases the occurrence of …
A chainsaw is seized when it fails to crank up after repeated pulls of its starter chord. Professionals and homesteaders who frequently work with a saw might have gone through …