I have a Husky 345 chainsaw. It starts ok and runs, but I have to have the choke pulled out about half way, or it slows down and dies. I took off the cover and blew out the air filter, and around the carb, plus when I sharpened the chains, I blew it all out all around.
The carb looks like a lot of others on 2 cycle trimmers/saws. It looks easy to take off. Should I mess with it to clean it?
There are two screws that have high and low marked on the access holes. I would assume these are for the high and low speed jets. Should I try these first to set the high speed jet? And what is the best way to safely do that?
To sharpen it, I clamp the bar in a 4" vise. Would that be safe for holding it while running to set the high speed screw?
Steve