Husqvarna 440e Chain Oiler Leak
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Published 2021-07-31
All Comments (13)
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Easy to follow video every step is well narrated and filmed no tricks.. Thanks Tim!đź‘Źđź‘Ť
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I needed to replace the chain guide plate and your video helped a lot!
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Very thorough and informative video….Thanks
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Great video I had the same problem with mine. Not really what you'd expect from Husky
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I really think this is on purpose, i have a 50cc 2.6hp german chainsaw, and when brand new it would also leave a small pudle under it while sitting in the garage for a couple of days, but once i started heavy use on it, all day cutting, it stopped. Maybe to prevent easy clogging of the oil outlet once you really start using the chainsaw.. thats my theory.
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No need to replace the oil pipe, a little dab of super glue will clean up that oil leak right away.
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I'm glad you made this video . It gonna help me take mine apart to rebuild the drive system. When you were talking about antennas . Are you an Ham Radio Operator?
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This is definitely a fault on this saw because mine over oils too / leaks even when not in use. Thanks for making this video. Where did you buy the rubber hose from?
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Did it ever develop a leak after cleaning it? I have the same saw, same problem. I've heard to use a little Loctite 518 as a sealant in the area it sits against the "oil port" as a fix. Just wondering if its really needed. My saw is basically brand new. Used 2 or three times for a few minutes.
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Does that chainsaw have an oil adjustment screw? Every video I’ve seen shows one on the husqvarna saws. I have a 440e and I can’t find any adjustment screw!
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I have a 440E too and I'm not getting no oil I replaced everything but the oil filter but I heard that may or may not have a air flow hole In the oil or reservoir?
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We don’t care about the rabbits, chickens, or dogs. Just show us how to fix it
