Zenoah design , it's on my list if I find one cheap enough
Aha!My 241 has an NGK cmr6h plug. Not the same as what they sold me. Guess I'll have to rectify that.
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They still show up, along with the Craftsman yellow GZ4000's - sometimes people don't know what they are.Zenoah design , it's on my list if I find one cheap enough
My dealer recommended against it. And I know you don't know my dealer, but his advice is worth gold usuallyany of you guys switch to a different chain than what is stock on the 241? mydealer has 10% off this week and you never know know what can happen around christmas.
My dealer recommended against it. And I know you don't know my dealer, but his advice is worth gold usually
I went with 20" bar so that may be why alsoI am assuming your dealer recommended against changing pitch of chain, which makes sense. Obviously there is no harm in changing brands or styles of chain within the same pitch, which is what FS was originally talking about.
so you are running a 20" on a 241? what size chain with what sprocket?I went with 20" bar so that may be why also
Was about to ask the same thing.so you are running a 20" on a 241?
At the price I paid I don't care where they are made or how long they last. But FWIW mine seem to be holding up fine.They are cheap and nasty those little bars. Had a mate run a couple over here and the rails are soft as and chipped out 2 noses behind the sprocket. I don't trust GB any more. They can't even come clean on where there bars are made unless put on the spot
Was about to ask the same thing.
That's better but I recommend an 18 for that and a 16 for the 241.Sorry 261
Well my dealers logic was as follows, they usually normally start with the 20" inch bar on 311 for non pro saws (59CC/ 4.2BHP).That's better but I recommend an 18 for that and a 16 for the 241.
I suppose that would work yes.But I would go shorter.Well my dealers logic was as follows, they usually normally start with the 20" inch bar on 311 for non pro saws (59CC/ 4.2BHP).
The 261c is 50.2CC/ but 4.0 BHP a mere .2 BHP less than the 311 for being almost 10 CC's less.
He said BHP is a more accurate measurement of a saw's ability to pull a bigger chain than displacement and basing the decision to run a 20 on the 261c off that he had no issue with it and the .325 chain.
i was at my tractor dealer yesterday(they also sell Stihl) and i looked at the 241 they had on the shelf. DOM 9/14. i looked at the price tag and it had 16"and 18 " listed. the 18"was $20 more than the 16.That's better but I recommend an 18 for that and a 16 for the 241.
You might buy it or what?i was at my tractor dealer yesterday(they also sell Stihl) and i looked at the 241 they had on the shelf. DOM 9/14. i looked at the price tag and it had 16"and 18 " listed. the 18"was $20 more that the 16.
i got 1 and that's enough for now.You might buy it or what?
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