I love the crackling of a fire. I heat my house with an old fisher stove. When it cools off outside I can't wait to build a fire in it but after 4 months I can't wait to not build a fire anymore lol
You forgot to show the part were the spring flys out and bounces off your chest and you spend more time looking for it than the whole carburetor rebuild .thanks Tinman you made it look so easy .
Awesome video man, thanks for sharing. My ported 254xp was flooding bad when I got it back. The porter walked me through adjusting that lever (was too high) and it has run perfect since. I believe mine does not have the nub that hooks in, it just rests on the lever. Need to check and see which carb it has. Also, the fire was beautiful. Almost time for our first fire of the year. We heat 100% with a free standing old HearthStone stove. Love it!
Everyone always made me think putting in a carb kit was like a voodoo that only small fingered elves with years of experience could do. Which is why they always went to the shop to get done. This content is unbelievable. After watching your explanation, I feel even a vanilla gorilla like myself can give er a shot! Thanks!
Great, detailed explanation👍 over the years I've rebuilt many, many carburetors. And of the handheld 2 cycle variety, I've see few enough Tillotson's I can count them on one hand. Here in se New Mexico USA I'd say 95+% are walbro or zama with a few Chinese clones. Loving this channel! Can hardly wait for the next video!
Thanks for the new information on the carburetor, I love your work and information brother, keep up what you do, I can't wait to see this saw run now...looking forward to it...love the port work on this one. Thanks again, be safe and have a great.
Awesome video tinman. So happy see u doing carb rebuild. Very helpful. Just in case i have a wee go deffo have some saws that need that very job .Peace from Scotland
Just rebuilt the tillotson HS in my 385xp a couple months ago. That was my first tillotson, always had walbro carbs in my other saws so this video would’ve been a lifesaver 😂 the finish line is so close I can taste it. Can’t wait to see the chips fly
Good stuff again, like the detailed explanation about the diaphragm on the pump side. I also don't lean on my saws. If you sharpen you chain properly it will pull itself through. If you are leaning on it, it is a good indicator that you have waited to long to touch it up. If your out cutting (falling and bucking) a cord or two it makes for a long day if your saws not sharp and a tired back if your leaning on it all day. Cutting 20 to 40 cords a year, year after year it will wear you out. The anticipation of seeing this saw in the wood is killing me but loving the step by step build. Mahalo Tinman....🤙
I would like to get my 61 running great. Thanks for sharing. I will try to rebuild my carb soon. It floods out pretty much is doing what you explained.
hey tinman im about to port my first saw a husqvarna 61 tho yet i'm sick so i watched your series at first thought timing wheel unnecassery but as i kept going i more and more understood why thank you so much keep it going you make really good videos to learn greetings from austria
Thats awesome super stoked at this info, love the vid cheers man That fly was so annoying i think if it happens again when filming pull the back of your jeans down and that will keep it out of shot, just tryin to give back on the advice
I was expecting the carb on my jonsered 630 to have the hook in nub but it didn’t. I try to make sure to watch for that after hearing you talk about it in another video
I agree with you at keeping it cheaper an making it a fun hobby. If your a business you can go oem and claim it back as a business expense at tax time. Keep up the cool vids Tinman love your knowledge an sharing. Mark.
I have a w an z carb tool there handy to have I tend to build my saws with low roof 102 to 105 with lots of blow down an large lowers an I try for extra compression when I can I shoot for tq that's what's I like to use for my fire wood a high zipper is fun too tho eather way there fun to run
What do you guys do when it’s time to store saws? I wanna ensure my saws last and I want to make sure to store them properly for when I don’t use them. Love your content 👍
Just a little tidbit they still produce the husky 61 and 272…….for South Africa lol Do they make replacement oem cylinder kits for North America, to be determined I guess, I’ve never really looked into it Anyways have a great day Tinman
So they provide you with a pump diaphragm specifically for ethanol blended fuel and you use mostly ethanol blended fuel but you purposely choose not to use the diaphragm made for use with ethanol blended fuel. Huh? You say you've never had a problem but that doesn't explain why you wouldn't use the part made for your situation.
I love the crackling of a fire. I heat my house with an old fisher stove. When it cools off outside I can't wait to build a fire in it but after 4 months I can't wait to not build a fire anymore lol
In my opinion a carburetor has to be OEM that’s about the only thing the aftermarket manufacturers can’t get right. Love me some Tinman! 👍🤙
Yep. Unless MAJOR corrosion is a problem, it's almost always better to rebuild OEM than replace with aftermarket carbs.
In my experience the cheap aftermarket carbs I have purchased about 1 out of 4 are any good
I 100% agree. Nothing but trouble with aftermarket on my end
I’ve actually bought about 15 after market carbs, all worked fine, guess I’ve been really lucky!
@@TierMasterx you sure have
Excellent run through cheers mate I 👍🏴
Cannot wait to see the Lucky recipient of a Tinman’s Special! ❤️
You forgot to show the part were the spring flys out and bounces off your chest and you spend more time looking for it than the whole carburetor rebuild .thanks Tinman you made it look so easy .
I only do that with circlips
Cool info on the 66 cylinder numbers and carb numbers, thanks Tinman!!!
good pressentation of a carb rebuild…simple, you hit on all the the critical points! thanks!
Watching you makes me want to rebuild my dads old 028
Makin progress by leaps n bounds gonna be a great saw as per usual from u u build a great saw buddy.
Great close up shots.
Excellent detail, as always! The little tips you give along the way are golden! Thank you, my friend 👍
Mornin Lt
Awesome video man, thanks for sharing. My ported 254xp was flooding bad when I got it back. The porter walked me through adjusting that lever (was too high) and it has run perfect since. I believe mine does not have the nub that hooks in, it just rests on the lever. Need to check and see which carb it has. Also, the fire was beautiful. Almost time for our first fire of the year. We heat 100% with a free standing old HearthStone stove. Love it!
That's killer you were able to keep the stove in the family.
LOVE THAT OLD WOODSTOVE BUDDY LOOKS LIKE SHE WOULD KEEP YOUR SHOP PRETTY WARM
Those new hyway ones look good eh bud I might order one to checkout was going to restore a old 272 for myself good video bud
Everyone always made me think putting in a carb kit was like a voodoo that only small fingered elves with years of experience could do. Which is why they always went to the shop to get done. This content is unbelievable. After watching your explanation, I feel even a vanilla gorilla like myself can give er a shot! Thanks!
That woodsman a beauty!
I love it when you upload vidyas. Helps take my mind off my daily grind and back to fun stuff. Appreciate it.
Awesome stove!
Can't wait to watch the build.
You absolutely nailed the saw sound @ 12:56! Real nice video!
Good info buddy! Thanks for sharing!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great, detailed explanation👍 over the years I've rebuilt many, many carburetors. And of the handheld 2 cycle variety, I've see few enough Tillotson's I can count them on one hand. Here in se New Mexico USA I'd say 95+% are walbro or zama with a few Chinese clones. Loving this channel! Can hardly wait for the next video!
So ready to win that saw and run it harvesting black walnut in Missouri 🤞🤞 much love tin man
Been following this build from the start love this generation of saws going to be a hungry saw
Thank you Tinman. Great carb video and update. Love seeing the steps taken to get a build right. Love ya brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Thanks for the new information on the carburetor, I love your work and information brother, keep up what you do, I can't wait to see this saw run now...looking forward to it...love the port work on this one. Thanks again, be safe and have a great.
Great video , I can tell it must be warm in ur shop by how quickly the fly is cruising ! Lol , I'm no good with bugs ! Great close ups and details
Good video on carb rebuilding. The saw is coming together. Can’t wait to here it run!
Awesome video tinman. So happy see u doing carb rebuild. Very helpful. Just in case i have a wee go deffo have some saws that need that very job .Peace from Scotland
Just rebuilt the tillotson HS in my 385xp a couple months ago. That was my first tillotson, always had walbro carbs in my other saws so this video would’ve been a lifesaver 😂 the finish line is so close I can taste it. Can’t wait to see the chips fly
Good stuff again, like the detailed explanation about the diaphragm on the pump side. I also don't lean on my saws. If you sharpen you chain properly it will pull itself through. If you are leaning on it, it is a good indicator that you have waited to long to touch it up. If your out cutting (falling and bucking) a cord or two it makes for a long day if your saws not sharp and a tired back if your leaning on it all day. Cutting 20 to 40 cords a year, year after year it will wear you out. The anticipation of seeing this saw in the wood is killing me but loving the step by step build. Mahalo Tinman....🤙
Thanks for all the information.your videos are a lot of fun to hagging out with you all!!
Hi tinman Paul here from Scotland. Keep you the good content. Can't wait to see what this saw turn in Tae.🏴
A Nice lesson! Hope see the saw running soon!
I would like to get my 61 running great. Thanks for sharing. I will try to rebuild my carb soon. It floods out pretty much is doing what you explained.
Carb/ brake clean hands!
Yep, wood fires are most excellent!!!
hey tinman im about to port my first saw a husqvarna 61 tho yet i'm sick so i watched your series at first thought timing wheel unnecassery but as i kept going i more and more understood why
thank you so much keep it going you make really good videos to learn
greetings from austria
Looking forward to seeing her run. Those are working mans Mitts you got there.
Thanks for the video, carbs are always a problem for me
Thats awesome super stoked at this info, love the vid cheers man
That fly was so annoying i think if it happens again when filming pull the back of your jeans down and that will keep it out of shot, just tryin to give back on the advice
Thank you for the ahh ha moment . I need to check and see if I got the diaphragm installed right .
Excited for the build out video!
How do we get entered for this saw?!? So cool!
You really got to the knub on this one. Thanks
another gem ! from professor Tin Man
Nice Tinman can’t wait to hear and see that Husky running
This is timely! I'm trying to wangle a Jonsered 49sp from a friend. Should be a Tillotson hs carb 👍
good vid well done
I was expecting the carb on my jonsered 630 to have the hook in nub but it didn’t. I try to make sure to watch for that after hearing you talk about it in another video
Some Hs carbs have the hook and some dont. Not sure why
I agree with you at keeping it cheaper an making it a fun hobby. If your a business you can go oem and claim it back as a business expense at tax time. Keep up the cool vids Tinman love your knowledge an sharing. Mark.
I have a w an z carb tool there handy to have I tend to build my saws with low roof 102 to 105 with lots of blow down an large lowers an I try for extra compression when I can I shoot for tq that's what's I like to use for my fire wood a high zipper is fun too tho eather way there fun to run
Ultrasonic cleaner is good for newer epa carbs but those old carbs we just clean holes out and they work eh bud
Thank you!!
Just a a suggestion, could you use petrolem jelly to temporarily hold the gasket in place, and wouldn't interfere with the running carburator?
The tilly carbs rock
Parts tree online sells oem for 268 and 272. They are around 270 if I remember correctly
What do you guys do when it’s time to store saws? I wanna ensure my saws last and I want to make sure to store them properly for when I don’t use them. Love your content 👍
Hear from Harvey lately? Starting to get worried about him.
Geniooooooo
The HS 222 and the 13 A/B/C carbs don't have the nub on the diaphragm
How can we be apart of the giveaway ? Or are you going to say later would love to try to win it Lol
I just picked up one of the China man 660's just for the fun of it, we shall see how it goes lol
Just a little tidbit they still produce the husky 61 and 272…….for South Africa lol
Do they make replacement oem cylinder kits for North America, to be determined I guess, I’ve never really looked into it
Anyways have a great day Tinman
Thanks for the vid! Maybe I'll get lucky with the giveaway, whoever gets it will be a lucky one!
Complete top ends and all parts
I’m building a262xp and have to rebuild the carburetor so is it basically the same way with a Walbro HDA144 or is it a little more difficult?
Hello tinman this saw is gonna be 🙂
So they provide you with a pump diaphragm specifically for ethanol blended fuel and you use mostly ethanol blended fuel but you purposely choose not to use the diaphragm made for use with ethanol blended fuel. Huh? You say you've never had a problem but that doesn't explain why you wouldn't use the part made for your situation.