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Husqvarna Genuine OEM Filter which is sold individually. The function of this part is to clean the air entering the carburetor on chainsaws. If the chainsaw engine stops after a few seconds or runs poorly it is recommended to replace the filter. Pleated Filters have proven to be efficient, effective, and cost-effective way to clean the air supplied into carburetor.
Pleated Filter 575296301
OEM part for: Poulan
Part Number: 575296301
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Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the air filter on your Poulan Pro chainsaw....
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Received saw without filter
Howard - July 19, 2023
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
, filter
Parts Used
Installed filter, started saw to cut..
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Replaced complete starter rope assembly.
Jonathan - September 30, 2019
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
After replacing starter rope assembly, I did need a tune up. All is good now. Oh, almost forgot, I watched the starter video which was very very helpful.
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Engine would not start which was determined to be due to low compression.
Jonathan - January 19, 2019
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Wrench Set, Allan wrenches and star drivers
Dismantled the saw down to bare cylinder for replacement. Replaced the piston ring but not the piston or piston rod. Clutch sprockets were badly worn so it was also replaced. Internet was a help on how to remove the clutch. Removing the handle vibration spring off the cylinder head was a challenge. After several attempts I determined it was attached with a star headed bolt (could not see it through the small hole in the spring end plate). The shaft on the star driver was larger than the hole so it was drilled to a larger hole. The bolt and spring were then easily removed and reattached to the new head. Since the handle is attached to the tapped spring end plate that was drilled out, a larger fastener was used to accommodate the larger hole. After the repair the engine easily started and runs fine. Lesson learned was that it can be more than a fuel or ignition spark issue as a reason the engine would not start.
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Saw would not start.
david - June 11, 2018
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set, Hex bits, scraper and chain saw multi tool.
1 Removed bar and cover
2 Removed side cover and top cover from saw
3 Removed spark plug and removed machine screws for carb.
4 Disconnected choke and throttle linkage.
5 Remove screws for carb adapter to engine.
6 Removed carb assembly, scraped gaskets off and installed new carb.
7 Reattached linkage and fuel lines. Make sure purge valve is in slot correctly.
8 Removed spark arrestor and installed new gasket after cleaning out carbon.
9 Reinstall covers, plug, air filter and bar.
10 Fuel and start. It works.
2 Removed side cover and top cover from saw
3 Removed spark plug and removed machine screws for carb.
4 Disconnected choke and throttle linkage.
5 Remove screws for carb adapter to engine.
6 Removed carb assembly, scraped gaskets off and installed new carb.
7 Reattached linkage and fuel lines. Make sure purge valve is in slot correctly.
8 Removed spark arrestor and installed new gasket after cleaning out carbon.
9 Reinstall covers, plug, air filter and bar.
10 Fuel and start. It works.
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Missing would not stay running after it got hot.
Anthony - April 10, 2018
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Spark Plug Wrench
First Off I Set the saw on my work bench took clean rags on air blower from my compressor cleaned the saw up from dirt saw dust and old bar oil from the saw. Then removed the bar plate from side of saw backed off the chain adjuster removed the chain and the 20'' bar. Removed the chain catcher then cleaned up all the saw dust and old bar oil by doing a thorough cleaning Then removed the old drum and sprocket. installed new drum and sprocket Tightening the center sprocket nut to factory specification. Reinstalled new chain catcher Reinstalled new chain with new 20'' bar installed the saw cover adjusted chain to factory specification
Carburetor removed the top of the saw were air cleaner is located. removed air cleaner and all plastic covering once again did a thorough cleaning. removed old Carburetor with purge. thorough clean Carburetor Area. Reinstalled new Carburetor with purge W47. Tightening Carburetor to factory specification. Reinstalled new air cleaner. all plastic covering Filled up with new mixed fuel added new bar oil. after 3 to 4 pulls saw started right up did some small adjustments on the Carburetor which was easy now saw runs like a new saw. doing a thorough cleaning make life easier to when doing this kind of repair. I recommend adjusting the Carburetor as needed they will wear out if you don't take care of them keeping clean Mixed gas in them help as well. Some folk don't think about it while out cutting wood but dirt can still get in from around the fuel cap good idea to clean around the cap before refilling the fuel that will save lot Carburetor troubles and Issues. I any case I purchased my replacement parts from eReplacementParts.com and everything went as I planed and hope for. thanks to eReplacementParts.com
Carburetor removed the top of the saw were air cleaner is located. removed air cleaner and all plastic covering once again did a thorough cleaning. removed old Carburetor with purge. thorough clean Carburetor Area. Reinstalled new Carburetor with purge W47. Tightening Carburetor to factory specification. Reinstalled new air cleaner. all plastic covering Filled up with new mixed fuel added new bar oil. after 3 to 4 pulls saw started right up did some small adjustments on the Carburetor which was easy now saw runs like a new saw. doing a thorough cleaning make life easier to when doing this kind of repair. I recommend adjusting the Carburetor as needed they will wear out if you don't take care of them keeping clean Mixed gas in them help as well. Some folk don't think about it while out cutting wood but dirt can still get in from around the fuel cap good idea to clean around the cap before refilling the fuel that will save lot Carburetor troubles and Issues. I any case I purchased my replacement parts from eReplacementParts.com and everything went as I planed and hope for. thanks to eReplacementParts.com
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Worn out air filter, chain worn out and stretched
Jeff - October 7, 2016
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Wrench Set
Replaced air filter very simple, removed bar , cleaned the oil holes , cleaned bar with putty knife and then replaced the chain. Tightened everything back up and its like brand new. Very sharp , works great .
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Chain saws (2) became hard to start or would stall at high speeds when cutting
Jim - September 14, 2016
👍 1 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set
Replaced air filters, fuel filters and spark plugs, every thing runs just fine now.
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The chain drive sprocket had broken teeth and the whole drum assembly needed to be replaced. Also, while I had the saw apart, I decided to install a new filter, and a new chain tensioner.
todd - February 26, 2016
👍 0 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Piston stop
The chain tension kit and the filter were simple replacements, but the drum assembly was a small challenge. I removed the out cover to expose the drum assembly. You Tube has some good videos connected with replacing the drum assembly, but basically you have to use a piston stop of some sorts. The pros suggest using a piece of cord to jam the piston, but this did not work for me. Instead, I removed the spark plug and used a wooden dowel slightly smaller than the spark plug hole. This worked well and were no concerns in ruining the piston or rings. Once the piston is arrested you will note that the retainer has reverse threads. Most drum assemblies are marked to show which direction to either tighten or loosen the retainer. simply use a screwdriver or whatever to knock the retainer loose and back it off. Once the retainer is off it is simple to replace the assembly, taking note of any washers or bushings that were removed in sequence. Replace the chain and cover and then re-tension the chain. Save yourself a lot of money doing it yourself. I am a logger and the professional chains I use are very hard on the drive sprocket. Now that I know how to do this, it will save me hundreds of dollars a year. My parts arrived quickly and were to exact specifications.
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