Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Freakingstang said:Thanks ultra. That's what I get for trying to help out....:deadhorse:
Stihl an ugly color for a saw opcorn:
Freakingstang said:Thanks ultra. That's what I get for trying to help out....:deadhorse:
What are you talking about? I happen to like sky blue pink.Lakeside53 said:Stihl an ugly color for a saw opcorn:
spacemule said:What are you talking about? I happen to like sky blue pink.
Freakingstang said:The added scoop has weld spatter on it. (right side) lots of it, was done with a flux core welder...
The left is the stock scoop, with a brown tint. It might look black, but the saw is not running rich. It was when i got it though (used), the spark screen was almost plugged shut....
Yes, screwing the carb in leans them out. Have you figured how to get past the limiters on the jets yet?
Be careful of the rev limiter, you set it on the limiter, you'll burn it up in big wood.
drmiller100 said:hmmm. So is it bad when all that flux stuff goes back down inside the engine???
I haven't drilled out the main jets yet. I am a little curious how much to drill it. Any suggestions???? The little screw thingy had a casting imperfection on it that I trimmed up with my dremel.
On the rev limiter. Does the rev limiter change under load??? I am a little curious how I'd burn it up in big wood. I haven't really cut much the 28 inch bar won't go through.
I did upgrade to an 8 tooth driver. We haven't run it a full day yet. Any guesses what will happen?????
Freakingstang said:it's like beating a dead horse....
It isn't flux stuff. it is weld spatter, part of the weld spray that sticks on surrounding metal. .
The limiter does not change. it limits the coil at 13,5K. if you have it set on the limiter out of the wood, it is too lean and will sieze when you get it into some big wood that creates more load on the engine, thus requiring more fuel that isn't there
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Freakingstang said:it's too bad you guys didn't hit it off. He is really close to you. LOL
Getting very tired...nice choice of words.
drmiller100 said:for sure my saw makes more power at some rpm much lower then when it hits the rev limiter. to me, this means something inside is limiting it somehow.
my guess is transfers. what do you think?
drmiller100 said:So you've got all of that purty weld splatter on your muffler outlet. What happens if some of it drops back inside the muffler and goes back into the engine???
what are you tweaking for? sound? or hitting the limiter? you don't want it on the limiter.drmiller100 said:So I set the mixture by running it in a log for a few seconds. then tweak, then run, then tweak.
they are listen for a burble. they call it "four stroking" it is how you set it by ear. You "tweek" it until it burbles and it is good to go. The burble will, or should if set correctly, clean up as soon as it is in the wood. Do a search on here for "four stroking"drmiller100 said:I am not good enough to understand what people learn from running a saw for 5 seconds at a time WOT with no load, but willing to learn.
The limiter is an act of EPA. not a tuning tool.drmiller100 said:for sure my saw makes more power at some rpm much lower then when it hits the rev limiter. to me, this means something inside is limiting it somehow.
yes, the transfers are the limiting factor on this saw.drmiller100 said:my guess is transfers. what do you think?
ciscoguy01 said:Hey Stang, have you still been runnin your 7900 all week??? How's she holdin up and is it still getting stronger as you go??? I'm picking mine up this friday and wondered how you were likin' it...
drmiller100 said:I started the thread, so I don't feel really guilty about fishing you.
drmiller100 said:only 360 miles away. Just around the corner.
the funny thing is watching you guys. I started the thread, so I don't feel really guilty about fishing you.
What do you want to bet he makes his saw slower. :hmm3grin2orange:Four Paws said:I'll give you that one.
There are lots of nice folks here, with tons of knowledge - many of which are more than eager to help. However, basic carburetor/saw tuning has been covered here many times, as have muffler mods, and even some in-depth two-stroke engine theory. Your introduction was less than humble for a new guy seeking advice...had you used the Search function, perhaps the heated debate and all the eye rolling at you in this thread could have been avoided. Keep reading, think about what you are saying before you post, and post some numbers when you degree that saw in - don't forget to Search!
04ultra said:Catfish are good ...
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