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That was run with straight gas. Somebody forgot to add the 2 cycle mix oil.

Wipe a little Vaseline on that rubber grommet and pop it in. If you don't have Vaseline then a little dab of bar lube, silicone spray, anything to make the rubber a little slippery.

A little Vaseline and a short piece of whipping twine can help. Also clean that thing up a little so you can see what you're doing.

It either unscrews or simply presses into place. When you buy the replacement it should be obvious how it comes out. Looks like a 5 minute job.

Not having that model saw sitting in front of me, my suggestion is based on general saw knowledge and not this particular model. Typically the buffers will be between the engine and the handle/gas tank (one large molded piece). You usually have to remove the plastic covers first in order to get...