Cleaning & Inspecting a Chainsaw 2 Stroke Spark Arresting Screen (Craftsman model #358350990)

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May 6, 2012
smallengineshop Says:
Thanks for watching!

Apr 29, 2012
crazyredneck5674 Says:
Ah ta hell with the EPA is take it off and and throw it away

Feb 12, 2012
BillyInnes Says:
It reminded me of a kind of catalytic converter.

Feb 12, 2012
smallengineshop Says:
I think that happens a lot, but the screen does serve an important purpose by keeping hot particles from blowing out of the exhaust, so it should be replaced or cleaned. Could be a bad combination if your using a blower on dry leaves without the spark arresting screen. Thanks for watching!

Feb 12, 2012
BillyInnes Says:
Always though it was a emission device I found it for the first time in the early to mid90s on a echo weedeater or blower just tossed it, it was a lot more difficult to get to wasnt downing that twice. Other landscaper just cut the plastic to get to the muffler

Feb 11, 2012
smallengineshop Says:
Sounds like a good idea. Thanks for watching!

Feb 11, 2012
WB8MHE Says:
Would it not be a good idea to, for safety, to drape a shop rag over the rear of the chain to prevent skinned knuckles? Just wondering.

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**Always follow the instructions in your repair manual when doing repair or maintenance work on Outdoor Power Equipment. Manuals can be found at the manufacturers website.** In this video I show how to inspect and clean a chainsaw spark arresting screen. I also describe the system of a plugged s... More