Hadn’t used mine in several years and didn’t remember exactly how to start it. Downloaded the manual, but your video reminded me of how it worked within seconds. Thanks!

I wish I had seen your video two years ago when I bought my chainsaw. In a few minutes, you covered what I needed and it worked so much faster! Your tutorial was so much easier than other videos I watched previously . . . . Thank you!!!

I only use mine a few times a year for falling trees and cutting firewood. I usually forget and flood it. Great easy tips. Started first time.

Good info. I have the same saw. I had a terrible time starting it. Thanks

My 240 looks just like yours and starts like yours too now thank you for the help

THANK YOU FOR YOUR 101 STARTING THE NEW HUSQUAVARNA, YOUR TUTORIAL WAS EXACTLY WHST I WAS SEARCHING FOR. I AM EXCITED TO GET GOING WITH CUTTING FIREWOOD. THEY ARE GREAT QUALITY SAWS. THE ITEMS NOT INCLUDED IN MY PURCHASE WAS THE TOOL, AND BAR OIL, FOR GETTING STARTED, I WILL HAVE TO PURCHASE THOSE ITEMS SEPARATELY.

@LifeyGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

Thank you so much for this video - I was dreading having to ask a guy to show me

Great instructions made easy.

I was looking for this. Thank you. Good tutorial. 👍👍👍

@LifeyGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I'm honestly surprised by all the positive feedback from this video I wanted to add to that thank you for the good video way to get that damn thing started I had to start one today and it had been awhile so I needed a refresher

As a complete first timer this is very helpful. Thank you. Quick question though did this come in the mail or...?

@LifeyGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Good question! I bought mine on Amazon

Good info, however, please note that a chainsaw has a chain and a bar but no blade.

Very helpful, thank you.

Ready to do work!

God I love this guys speach 'impediment'...i could listen to him reading me a bedtime story. You should do podcast mate. Your voice is really unique and it sounds really humbling.

Thanks for the video save me a lot of time reading a bunch of useless instructions . Like don't drink the oil in the gas don't start the chainsaw while holding a blade. Never let your two-year-old use the chainsaw. You know the usual BS. Once again I appreciate it

Nice video but a chainsaw does not have a blade, it has a bar and chain 👍🏻

@LifeyGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Great point! :)

@beingsneaky

3 жыл бұрын

And its chain brake also.

Do you need to push the choke to the end from half position after cold start?

Thank you

My man👌👌👌

I just bought a brand new 14" Husqvarna. When do you suppose to release the chain guard? I get it running and when I try to release the chain brake, the chain starts spinning fast. and then it smokes bad and stalls out. ?? what am I doing wrong?

@LifeyGuy

3 жыл бұрын

That's a good question, I'm not sure. I would make sure you have the bar/chain oil in the correct spot and the gasoline/oil mixture in the correct ratio, in the correct spot. I'd also make sure to not "flood" or put to much gasoline/oil mixture into the gas location. I've heard that can make it harder to start. I usually stand on the handle, with the chain guard already released, prime the pump 6x, pull out the blue choke switch all the way, pull the starter cord about 5x and then put it half way and pull it until it starts up and then I let it run about 10 seconds and also slowly squeeze the trigger and then after a 1/2 min it's ready for action. I'm not sure the cause of the smoke/stalling, but you might double check your fluids that you have the correct ones in the correct spots and that they are not too full. Best wishes and stay safe!

чувак стресса у нас нет от слова совсем, мы и на деревянных поршнях гоняли.

I just got mine ran for a while then nothing after. Now no spark at all.

@LifeyGuy

3 жыл бұрын

interesting, I know I've had issues if I flood the gas or oil tanks too much, or forget to pull the lever midway, or if I forget to press the primer button. Best wishes!

Disclaimer not necessarily.

Why is this person calling the chain a blade, also the blade guard as he calls it, is called a chain brake.

I’m not randy

Well of course it's easy to start a Huskvarna when it's brand new. Just wait until you've used it 3 or 4 times, and it's old and worn out, and try to start it then!

@GAIS414

3 жыл бұрын

That's bullshit. I've run Huskys for over 30 years and not one of them have been hard to start unless something was broken or wrongly adjusted. Take care of your saw and it will work just fine.

@bobbyt9999

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear you’re having problems with your saw. I bought mine brand new and have been using it a LOT for the past 6 weeks. I have had not one ounce of trouble with it. In my case I prefer to use the Husqvarna brand premixed gas/oil. That way I know for sure I have the right mixture instead of guessing. It’s not that much more expensive than if I mixed it myself and it gives me peace of mind. It also gives me an easier time if I have to return it under warranty for some reason. I’m not out in the woods working with it every day so I really don’t notice the small extra cost of the fuel. I will say that it has been a great little saw for me so far.

A chainsaw doesn't have a blade, there's not a blade to be found anywhere, a chainsaw has a bar and a chain.