I'm sure this has been discussed before, but how do you get around the caps on the adjustment screws that don't allow any type of screwdriver head to adjust them? Rookie question I know, but I guess this is the place to find out.
I just bought a new Husqvarna 440e chainsaw with the type of carb adjusting screws you are referring to and I found the adjusting tool on e-bay for 10.XX plus about $5.00 shipping. This tool is advertised to be used on Poulan weed eater carbs but works great on my Husky chainsaw. I don't know what kind of chainsaw you have but if it is a Husky, it should work! If you need more info, let me know. Bob
What is the make and model of saw you're speaking of? There are different types of limiters on different saws. Give us some more info and should be able to help out. There are splined screws like was mentioned but others have plastic caps differing in configuration.
The saw in question is a Husky 137 but I also have a Husky 345 which of course could need adjustment someday also.
Thanks,
Mark
Well I'm guessing it requires a special tool, but where do I get it? Does Bailey's carry them? Would a local dealer sell them?
Your 137 is probably same as the 142 I have, which is the splined screw. Ebay or the net is probably easiest way to find one.
Trim back half the plastic on an electrical butt connector. Cut a slot on the exposed end then jam the other end over those DanG limiter screws. Use a small screwdriver to fine tune.
Ok guys, thanks for the info.