when bar oil tank is full of oil it does not oil the chain at all

kenny, February 2010

how do i get the clutch off of my husqvarna 235 e-series chainsaw?

mark, March 2011

Please do not run the saw with the bar and chain removed unless you remove the clutch and sproket as well, the clutch is only spun onto the crank and will fly off on the over run if the chain is not present, flying clutches will cause serious injury.

Husqvarna man, February 2010

your oiler could be messed up and how you can tell is take your bar and sprocket off and crank your saw up and check to see if its oiling then and if not then call your nearest saw shop to see if they will order one for you and you can replace it your self or have them to do it for you. the oiler shouildnt cost no more than $10 or $12.00.

woodman, February 2010

It is possible for the bar pad to distort if the bar nuts are over tightened, this in turn collapses the oil delivery tube, and the oil drips behind the bar and not onto the chain, you can modify the delivery tube by removing some material from it, just above the rear bar bolt cut an arc out of the rubber, this will stop it collapsing when the pad bulges.

Husqvarna man, February 2010