My McCulloch 130 (circa 1990) chainsaw was running fine and then just stopped. Now to will not fire at all. It used to start after one pull chocked and then one pull not chocked. Any idea where to start looking?
Pulled plug and I see spark at plug. Not a real impressive spark but I don't know what a tiny engine spark should look like. Plug is gapped at .025. Put a little gas in cylinder and still will not fire.
If it has spark and there is gas in cylinder, isn't it impossible to not fire?
Do you have compression tester to check comp.If not put few drops of oil 30W in cylinder and now spray some carb.cleaner in to carburetor.That should pup.let us know.
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cpurvis
It's possible to put in too much gas. Try a new spark plug.
Well, I went out to look at it this morning. Decided to try to start it again before I went to get a new plug. What the heck? It started after a couple of pulls. I have no idea what was wrong. I don't understand how it could have been flooded since I pulled and pulled and pulled yesterday. Hmmmm, oh well.
Thanks all. Now I have to start a new thread for another question.