Having to use the choke to keep your chainsaw running is not good for the saw and indicates you have an ongoing problem. A Poulan chainsaw only runs with the choke on when the engine is getting too much air or not enough fuel. This may be due to old gas, a punctured or clogged …
Chainsaws
Poulan offers a good chainsaw for the homeowner that only needs it for occasional light projects. Chances are when you own it long enough, you will run into a starting problem. A Poulan chainsaw won’t start when the on/off switch is off; the fuel is old or the mix is incorrect; the carburetor is dirty; …
There are many things that can cause a chainsaw to stop running. If it dies right away, check to make sure the choke lever is in the right position or that there isn’t a fuel restriction. A Poulan Pro chainsaw starts and then dies when it isn’t getting sufficient air, fuel, and spark. This may …
A Poulan Pro chainsaw only runs with the choke on when the engine is getting too much air or not enough fuel. This can be caused by a bad carburetor gasket, dirty carburetor, plugged fuel filter, clogged fuel vent, old gas, or a punctured or clogged fuel line. Before starting repairs on your chainsaw, always …
A lack of power from the engine will affect your chainsaw’s performance. It may also cause additional damage if the problem is not found and repaired. A Poulan Pro chainsaw bogs down and loses power when the engine doesn’t receive the air, fuel, and spark required for combustion. This can be a result of a …
You shut off your chainsaw momentarily or it ended up dying on you. Now you can’t get it started again. I’ve provided the most likely reasons for this condition below. A chainsaw won’t start when hot due to a flooded engine, wrong choke setting, dirty carburetor, dirty spark plug, faulty ignition coil, plugged fuel tank …
If you’re like most homeowners, you don’t use your chainsaw regularly. Allowing gas to sit in the chainsaw for long periods is often the primary reason a chainsaw won’t start. Keep reading for other items that can cause your starting problem along with troubleshooting tips and repairs. A Remington chainsaw will not start when it …
The gas and oil you choose to use in your chainsaw will affect its performance and may cause fuel-related problems to develop. Using the right fuel and consuming it while it’s still fresh can save you from a lot of headaches dealing with starting and running problems. Remington chainsaws with 2-cycle engines use a gas …
When the chain on your saw won’t turn or moves slowly, it’s important to stop the saw to troubleshoot the issue before you develop a more serious problem and damage components on your chainsaw. A Poulan Pro chainsaw chain won’t turn or move when the chain brake is activated, the chain tension is too tight, …
Old fuel in your Poulan Pro chainsaw is often the primary reason you begin to experience starting or running problems. To minimize the negative effects of fuel, it’s important to choose the right type of gas and oil. You must understand how to prepare the fuel mix and how to properly store it. Poulan Pro …