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       #Post#: 77502--------------------------------------------------
       Xl duckbill
       By: Nomelite Date: May 26, 2017, 3:39 pm
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       Can someone out there please send a picture or diagram showing
       exactly where the duckbill for the oiler and also the gas is
       ligated? I currently have 7 of these saws with various oiler and
       gas problems. Thanks!
       #Post#: 77504--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: fossil Date: May 26, 2017, 4:03 pm
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       [quote author=Nomelite link=topic=6475.msg77502#msg77502
       date=1495831145]
       Can someone out there please send a picture or diagram showing
       exactly where the duckbill for the oiler and also the gas is
       ligated? I currently have 7 of these saws with various oiler and
       gas problems. Thanks!
       [/quote]
       Have a look at these pics. The duckbill in in the oil tank.
       #Post#: 77505--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: Nomelite Date: May 26, 2017, 7:00 pm
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       I could see nothing coming out of the oil filler hole on my SXL
       12, is there supposed to be something you can see from the
       filler hole? Or, do I have to strip it down?
       #Post#: 77514--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: fossil Date: May 27, 2017, 1:35 pm
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       [quote author=Nomelite link=topic=6475.msg77505#msg77505
       date=1495843248]
       I could see nothing coming out of the oil filler hole on my SXL
       12, is there supposed to be something you can see from the
       filler hole? Or, do I have to strip it down?
       [/quote]
       Just what you see in the pic.
       Here's a good video on how to rake the saw apart to get at the
       tanks and pump. He is pulling it apart for a carb kit but the
       strip down and assembly is the same.
 (HTM) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIRZwe8o--s
       Here is a vid of the oil line repair. It's for a Super 2 but
       basically the same as your XL
 (HTM) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GA-VwYAAX8
       Also attached is a link to a Homelite manual.  Look at age B-40
 (HTM) https://app.box.com/s/milruv1b48tcass6swjw
       Illustrated parts list here.
 (HTM) http://www.leonschainsawpartsandrepair.com/uploads/3/9/7/9/39792537/homelite_xl_automatic_chainsaw_ipl_24923_revison_3_.pdf
       If you need any help after you get it apart please quote this
       post so I get a notification.
       #Post#: 77520--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: Nomelite Date: May 27, 2017, 9:58 pm
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       These video's are not showing an XL or XL -12 or Super XL
       #Post#: 77521--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: fossil Date: May 28, 2017, 6:26 am
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       The XL is a little top handle. There are some Super XL's with
       the XL logo.
       There are no duck bills in the oiler system on the larger ones.
       The only duck bills on them are in the fill caps.
       A picture of one of your saws would help.
       #Post#: 77523--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: mowertech Date: May 28, 2017, 9:05 am
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       [quote author=Nomelite link=topic=6475.msg77520#msg77520
       date=1495940300]
       These video's are not showing an XL or XL -12 or Super XL
       [/quote]The  super  xl  or  xl12  does  not  have  duck bills
       in the  tank
       #Post#: 77535--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: Nomelite Date: May 28, 2017, 8:59 pm
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       Included is a picture that is exactly like my oldest Homelite.
       The others are all Super XL's
       #Post#: 77537--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: fossil Date: May 29, 2017, 9:25 am
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       [quote author=Nomelite link=topic=6475.msg77535#msg77535
       date=1496023181]
       Included is a picture that is exactly like my oldest Homelite.
       The others are all Super XL's
       [/quote]
       Not sure about the XL-12's but the oiler systems on the SXLAO's
       are generally pretty good.
       A few issues I've come cross that makes them fail.
       Oiler pick up hose in the oil tank rotted off or crac ked.
       Oil lines, pick up screen, check valve  (manual oiler) plugged
       with crap. Remove and blow out  the tubes (XL-12) and on the
       Super XL, the passages behind the pump.
       While you have the pump off, take it apart and give it a good
       cleaning.
       On the Super XL change the "O" rings on the tube if they are
       worn or missing.
       Check the two little "O" rings on the back of the pump for
       condition and presence
       I think the most common I've come across are air leaks in the
       system. The XL 12 compression fittings are either loose or
       someone has cranked the fittings down hard and crushed the
       sealing rings.
       Hope that helps
       #Post#: 77538--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Xl duckbill
       By: Nomelite Date: May 29, 2017, 9:37 am
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       Thanks Tim, not sure I can still get the O rings but it's
       something worth checking out!
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