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[Yoopersaw]

Very nice.

[05_sprcrw]

Thanks for the compliments guys I am very happy with how it turned out.

And Al I will retest compression here in a few more outings to make sure they are good and seated.

[05_sprcrw]

One last question for you guys, do these saws normally puke bar oil out of the vent tube? Mine seems like it pukes quiet a bit of bar oil out of that small breather tube that is in the oil tank. Is there ways I can slow it down or reposition the tube so it does not do that as much?

[ladylake]

 Good job, it's feels good to get old saws running doesn't it. Plus you save a lot of money when you don't have to haul a saw to a dealer.  Steve

[Al_Smith]

I don't know what to tell you about that oil issue .Firstly I'm not really much up on Husqvarnas and secondly I don't recall ever owning a saw that didn't spit some oil here and there . Come to think about I can't recall owning anything that took oil that didn't eventually  leak oil given enough time .

[05_sprcrw]

I agree a small leak is not bad but in 4 days it leaked all my bar oil out of the breather tube to me that seems like something is going on.  I turned the vent tube up and moved it to the highest point in the oil tank I could get it to so I will see if that as enough to solve the problem.

[Al_Smith]

I'm not familiar with this saw at all but it sounds like the oil is wicking off by capillary action .

It might be such a thing as it needs some type of check valve .Maybe a couple of small threaded set screws in the vent like Stihl used for fuel tank vents on older models would do the trick .

Now I have no idea how or  why those little screws work but they do .

[05_sprcrw]

I will check into that thanks for the idea the breather tube was in the lower part of the tank and was riding in the back of the truck. I am wondering if it didn't start a siphon and just kept sucking the oil out of the tank slowly.

[05_sprcrw]

Well I figured out the oil leaking problem, I had the vent tube pushed down into the lower corner of the saw and it was able to siphon itself out of the saw, I moved to on top of the filler hole where a bolt go through it sits there awesome and is almost always held completely out of the oil so I don't have to worry about that anymore. Thanks for the help guys.