Be sure to use fresh gas, and oil ratio is correct. Prime, choke then try. If still nothing, try with choke off. If it gets flooded you may have to wait a while, then try again. If old, carburator may need to be rebuilt. 2 cycle engines can sometimes be very fussy. See if in your manual, or online you can see starting instructions for your particular model. Some require 3 primes, others call for more.
Take the spark plug out and lay it against the engine, pull the starter rope if you have spark then you have carb problems, no spark buy a new plug. Also check the filter on the end of gas line if it has dried out it won't allow gas to be sucked up the line
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Be sure to use fresh gas, and oil ratio is correct. Prime, choke then try. If still nothing, try with choke off. If it gets flooded you may have to wait a while, then try again. If old, carburator may need to be rebuilt. 2 cycle engines can sometimes be very fussy. See if in your manual, or online you can see starting instructions for your particular model. Some require 3 primes, others call for more.
Take the spark plug out and lay it against the engine, pull the starter rope if you have spark then you have carb problems, no spark buy a new plug. Also check the filter on the end of gas line if it has dried out it won't allow gas to be sucked up the line
Here is a detail manual - https://sawcentre.org/how-to-start-a-chainsaw/