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Baumr-AG SX82 24" E-Start
cannot understand the naysayers
have bought three sx82s, as well as the 62 and 92 and can honestly say i've literally cut tons of wood without a problem. they can be a bit quirky until you become accustomed to them but cannot fault considering the price. if i have an issue with a part like a drive cog or bent spike eg, i simply look on ebay under husqvarna 576xp parts and buy them from china for almost nothing. you can't convince me that a chainsaw for 10 times the price will outlast 10 of these.
Purchased for $225.00.
Questions & Answers
brian j.asked
how to use decompressor valve
No answers
Cherobetasked
my sx82 is not getting fuel to the carby in order to start. It will fire on aerostart, so it is not the spark
2 answers
Hi my problem (among other things) was there was no metal weight filter attached to the of the end fuel line so the cheap rubber fuel line just floated to the top and was just sucking in air. You might try emptying the fuel tank and make sure there is a metal weight attached to the fuel line Other than that, if you're game, pull off the covers and check the other lines are not cracked or disconnected.
Hi Eric i can tell exactly what is wrong check your fly weel you will find the timing has sliped the wood ruff key way in the crank shaft moves which causes the machine to backfirs an will not start no matter what then you undo the bolt holding the flywheel on you will se on the washer it has been moving around you will need luck to repair i can tell you you more likely get the runaround buyer be aware
scotasked
New Generator Baumr BM-x20i Cannot start it, would appear the petrol is not getting into the chamber
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Details
Category | Petrol Chainsaws |
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Price (RRP) | $519.00 |
Use | Tree felling, sawlog prep, and milling |
Bar Length | 61 cm |
Features | Anti-Vibration System, Chain Brake and Quick / Easy Start |
Weight | 9 kg |
Engine Displacement | 82 cc |
Fuel Tank Capacity | 700 mL |
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