My dad has an old smaller Poulan saw (25+ years) and it will still start every time. Two years ago it had an issue with the fuel lines in the tank...they were shot. A shop replaced the lines, air filter, etc. We told them to do perform whatever maint the saw needed. Runs well, except now it shoots a stream of fuel out of the small breather hole in the gas cap when the engine is revved to cutting speeed. I'm not talking about a dribble. This is a 1'-2' stream. I could literally write my name in the snow with it...heh, heh, heh. What a mess. Anyway, no one I've talked to knows what to make of the problem.

Right...the shop that did the maint hasn't a clue either.

Any thoughts?

Mike

FYI - We bought a new Husky 445 Saturday, and it sure is nice! Would still like to be able to use the Poulan tho.