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Happy New year

Little off topic, but has anyone seen an air filter (foam and plastic cartridge assembly) like this before? It’s for a Ryobi gas tool of a by-gone era.
Although the Ryobi tool is discontinued, I wondered if any other 2-cycle gas tools used this same air cleaner?
It’s the white piece on the left. Fits on a Walbro carb.
 

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/ Just another junk chainsaw #2,722  
Can you disassemble and replace the filter bits instead of the whole unit?
 
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New owner of the echo 3510 loves it so far. Older guy I traded it to for the easy start stihl. = Thanks,. I pulled on it twice and it fired off.
SKEERED me a little

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I think that stihl 250c easy start I traded for will clean up nicely.

Hopefully be easy to start for dad too. Little harder then the easy start 180 I gave him years back.

Going to replace those purge bulb lines with echo oem ones.

New purge bulb and Denso plug put in to check things. Start up in couple pulls. 😎👍

Might get him a new muffler set too.



 
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Line routing for purge

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New muffler ordered.

Muffler was getting loose and caused some melt on the plastic. But nothing through as far as I can see.

Piston is sweet

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250C Just so you know if you come across one with H L and I on zama. Their 250c IPL shows it. 24 L, 25 H and 23 I and fully adjustable too. Another guy in my group said he just noticed same thing.

Was just the walbro 215 one.

Trash yellow lines gone now too.


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Also just to show. The 250c manual does show the walbro and zama fully adjustable carbs too.
Not just the zama non H ones shown in IPL.

Lower is what this saw has and what others in my group has seen in 250c they worked on recently.

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Before putting back to show the L up there in handle with screwdriver and H back. I down low.

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Can you disassemble and replace the filter bits instead of the whole unit?
Only thing I have been able to do so far is buy filter foam blocks and try to cut a similarly sized piece out and press it into the plastic housing.
 
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Muffler shows Sat delivery. Will know more then.

Found what I was missing on IPL. #12

Pan head screw DIN84-M4x5-8.8

Time to run to run to hardware store if I cant find something to work or make one.



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Before and after. Just using that wd40 degreaser that is safe for plastics and aluminum. Doesn’t turn aluminum black soaking cylinders etc either.
Spray on let set, spray off. But I add in a bristle brush then wipe down.

I ended up turning it down to a safe 12.8-13 tune. I think I seen in manual 14 was max. What it was at today when checking.
So yes H side Zama working great.

Good enough for dad. Because I know it won’t ever get this clean again.

Only things left to fix is the oil tank plug melted some by muffler and leaks now and new muffler I’m waiting on. Had to drill it to get it out. Never had to remove one before. Usually just missing.

Might put some heat tape down there on side and muffler area too.

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Just a warning on this. Every time I have replaced that plug it has been missing.

This one was still in it but had melted and started leaking. I tried picking at it etc to get it out. That never worked.
I ended up drilling a small hole in it to try and get out.

Don’t push to hard though. It will go downward into it. :rolleyes:😁

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Homemade and hardware store bought grub shown. No need for their part in manual.

Grub installed with red loctite . Talking pocket change cost.

It’s that simple for guys always asking here.

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Just to show guys that ask. Here is that hole inside that you do not want to cover sticking the grub in use red or orange loctite.

You only go so deep while installing and cutting it's own threads.

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what is the location and purpose purpose of the "grub"
 

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