Chainsaw Repair
Husqvarna - Stihl - Poulan - Jonsered - Dolmar chainsaws and more => Solo => Topic started by: Soyyosolo on December 05, 2013, 01:28:41 pm
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I bought this saw brand new with an 18" blade. I discovered the couling clips were very brittle and I wrote to the company telling of my dissapointment. They obligedly sent me ample replacements. I use it intermittenly with great care. I would guess I put 15 tanks max through it since purchasing. Now I am bewildered again. For the first time ever the saw stopped running abruptly. There is no spark. Coil? Wire disconnected? It is barely broke in!! Luky I have a Stihl I can count on even if it only has a 14" bar. Has anyone experienced similar?
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I know nothing about this solo. But will try to help some. Says semi pro saw for medium duty. I dont even see a solo 652 in the IPL's on the solo website.
http://www.solousa.com/store/flypage/chain_saws/652-20.html
Sure coil? Have you checked at plug or with spark tester between the plug and coil?
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A few have them here but I have never heard of any problems (of the 646/652 line) from them. Is the coil loose so that the gap might ont be correct.
They belong in the farmer/semipro category. Not a bad saw, but as usual a small company has problems being visulized on the market.
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