Comments

  • 1-2 of 2
  • Kent Uhrich

    It runs great, power is good and all is working as it should.  When it dies, it does just that, dies quickly like it has been turned off. Things I have done.

    1 - Replaced the gas tank and all fuel line (no help)

    2 - Cleaned the carb inside and out (no help)

    3 - Replaced the carb (no help)

    4 - Replaced the spark plug, which I had done last year, but what the heck, (still no help)

    5 - Lastly, replaced the coil and as of right now, it ran about a half a tank of gas with no issues!

     

    Thanks - Kent

  • Kent Uhrich

    I have had my Husqvarna 128LD for 4 years.  Last year it towards the end of summer it got to here it would only run for about 2 to 3 minutes, then die.  It would start right back up and then within 2-3 minutes, die again.  Needless to say, when you pay over $200 for a piece of equipment, you expect it to last more than 40 hours worth of operation.

    I have followed all the suggestions on this page, it has set me back almost another $75 dollars, so now the cost per hour run time is even higher.  I just put on yet another new carb tonight.  It fired right up and ran for about 2 minutes.  I took the gas cap off and again, 2 minutes.

    There are 2 other people on my block with the same trimmer and we all have the same issue.  I guess tomorrow we are giving up on the orange Husq!

    Sorely disappointed.