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Husqvarna 40 tuning?

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by MikeInMa, Feb 25, 2020.

  1. MikeInMa

    MikeInMa

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    My oldest saw is a husky40. It won't idle. It starts fine a day runs OK if I keep rims up using the trigger. I know the idle screw needs to be adjusted, but darned if I can find it. :( once I locate it, I can adjust the carb, which I've not attempted in the past.

    Anyone with a husky40 that knows where the screws are located?

    Off to the Google and the YouTube, for now.
     
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    Found them. They are through the handle. Now, I need to find a then screwdriver.
     
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    And, it now remains idling, when I back off the trigger and the chain stops.

    My mother will be so proud of me when I tell her!!

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    I know I am!:D
     
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    Today the idle. Tomorrow rich/lean screws!!

    Mwahaahaahaaaa

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    Carefull!
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