the saw runs in the woods every day. Conditions heavy. worked approximately 25 litres of fuelLooks like your working it. How many tanks you think you have so far?
Any other issues?the saw runs in the woods every day. Conditions heavy. worked approximately 25 litres of fuel
you mean broke something else?Any other issues?
Yes. Besides the clutch spring, what other issues have you had to deal with? You have more REAL time on your saw than most of us.you mean broke something else?
I wrote earlier about the first breakdowns in this thread a few pages back. the first bent upper handle. Second - I can't understand how we broke the brake handle. spring clutch third problem...Yes. Besides the clutch spring, what other issues have you had to deal with? You have more REAL time on your saw than most of us.
I wrote to technical support about huztl soft handles. They offered to reimburse me the$ 5. And said I will think about improving the quality of this part. Actually, I think you need to write to them about the damage... Perhaps someday, they will come to the quality of stihl...I remember seeing that. Those handles are real soft. I put a good used oem on
I've bent two handles so far. Both times yanking the saw out of a pinch. HLSupply has a "HyWay" brand handle I'm going to try, and the "Bling Saw" got an OEM handle but they are pricey...almost $60 bucks..I wrote to technical support about huztl soft handles. They offered to reimburse me the$ 5. And said I will think about improving the quality of this part. Actually, I think you need to write to them about the damage... Perhaps someday, they will come to the quality of stihl...
Issue resolved with OEM.The kit that I got won't engage the brake. I was reading some past posts and was thinking it might be because of the mechanisms pivot points and the oem one will solve this?
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