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homelite XL2 oil pump

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scott smith

10-22-2003 09:34:20




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Can someone tell me how to hook up the oil lines for the chain/bar oiler on a homelite XL2 automatic chainsaw?




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RogeR

10-22-2003 12:23:18




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 Re: homelite XL2 oil pump in reply to scott smith, 10-22-2003 09:34:20  
Scott;
Here's a post from a couple of weeks ago on this forum. HTH
Roger


>>>>>>Posted by Mike from WI on October 10, 2003 at 08:17:24 from (216.170.153.142):

In Reply to: homelite chainsaw parts posted by randy hall on October 09, 2003 at 21:54:32:

Contact Bill W. at [email protected] for parts & advice. He is very familiar with the older Homelites.

Parts are hard to find for saws manufactured by the original Homelite Corp. located in Port Chester, NY. Most of what�s out there is old stock in repair shop inventories.

The common repair items � sprockets, clutches, carb kits, & some ignition parts � are available from chainsawparts.com or jackssmallengines.com

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Barney Peatt

04-27-2004 16:48:47




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 Re: Re: homelite XL2 oil pump in reply to RogeR, 10-22-2003 12:23:18  
Having problems with the chain oil pump putting out too much oil. How do you regulate the amoumt of oil?

Where is the return gas line go:

Thanks for your help.

Cheers Barney



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