CWME
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That looks great! Bet the owner of the saw will have a smile after pulling that trigger:msp_thumbup:
Project Stumpbroke MS362
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Chicken coop sawz fo da win!!! :biggrin: 
Stumpys Customs
Stumpbroke
Thanks, I think he'll like it. I hope his crew enjoys it too.
I'm gonna try to find an unlimited coil that will work on this thing, just to see what kinda rpms it has. I've got it tune about right in the wood, but just curious to what kind if rpms this thing will turn.
Does anybody know if the 362 had an unlimited coil?? Or if the 361 coil will work??
Stumpys Customs
Stumpbroke
Chicken coop sawz fo da win!!! :biggrin:
Haha, you just gave me an idea on another sticker. A flaming chicken holding a saw!!!!
Didn't know you'd be such a fan of a "flaming chicken".
Got a thing for them flamers don't ya....??
Got a thing for them flamers don't ya....??
Lignator
Swamp Yankee
limited coil
stumpy you mentioned this is a limited coil saw. how do you set the high jet if you don't have a tach? i have the same saw and did a muffler mod, in a similar location (looks good btw). I opened the H jet up 1.5 to 2 turns out but now you have me worried i am against the rev limit and not actually 4 stroking at WOT.
stumpy you mentioned this is a limited coil saw. how do you set the high jet if you don't have a tach? i have the same saw and did a muffler mod, in a similar location (looks good btw). I opened the H jet up 1.5 to 2 turns out but now you have me worried i am against the rev limit and not actually 4 stroking at WOT.
Hedgerow
HACK
I got 8.3 on that 7 pin!!! It sounds like it ain't even working Stump!!! Take them rakers down!!! I wanna see what it'll do at .040!!! Screw smoothness!!! We want nasty!!! Or send it my way of course, for "The gauntlet"... I'm thinkin' I could use a saw like that...
Even if it is a creamsickle...
I'm thinkin' I could use a saw like that... Even if it is a creamsickle...
Hedgerow
HACK
In there, lies the problem with rev limited coils after mods are done... The saw wants more, but that damned coil says no... So tuning in the wood is your only option... Got a 9010 with the same problem...
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Dang stump you are on a roll.
FGZ
ArboristSite Lurker
And to tune in the wood you have to hear it 4-stroke even under slight load? Need a little clarification on that, even though a MM is probably as modded as I'll ever get.
Hedgerow
HACK
Not that I know of... The saw should be cutting clean in the wood... No burble... But as soon as you let up in the cut, a modded saw will bounce off the rev limiter... At least the two I got do... They're a PIA as far as I'm concerned... But I wouldn't trade the saws for anything...
Just sayin...
mattfr12
The Bulldog
Not that I know of... The saw should be cutting clean in the wood... No burble... But as soon as you let up in the cut, a modded saw will bounce off the rev limiter... At least the two I got do... They're a PIA as far as I'm concerned... But I wouldn't trade the saws for anything...
Just sayin...
i just was talking to stumpy on the phone i think he got me talked into turning a 880 into a pipe saw.
Hedgerow
HACK
Hahahahaha!!!!!
Lignator
Swamp Yankee
so if it sounds good in the wood should be OK? can you adjust it rich enough to 4 stroke under a little cutting pressure and then lean it up just a hair? i like my 362 and don't want to burn it up prematurely
chainsawnut460
ArboristSite Operative
i agree, its preety impressive what stumpy can do with a strato, weve got that model saw at work and comparing that to one of the bone stock ones at work is like grabbing a 346 over a hand saw, well done stumpy
mattfr12
The Bulldog
so if it sounds good in the wood should be OK? can you adjust it rich enough to 4 stroke under a little cutting pressure and then lean it up just a hair? i like my 362 and don't want to burn it up prematurely
How i found stump was that we run a 20" bar on a 362 so when I'm climbing i can block down wood with a decent power to weight ratio rear handle saw. the problem with it was the tourqe compared to the 361. i sent it to him trying to get the in the cut power the 361 one had when its running at rpm theirs not much difference but when we stopped the 362 in the cut we usually couldn't get it turning again without bringing the bar out and getting the rpms going again. and when your climbing its a real PITA. but for firewood cutting their probably neck and neck.
mattfr12
The Bulldog
ya i been wanting to do this for a while just was skimming through the forums one day and read how honest of a person he sounded and said thats the guy. I'm gonna be sending all my work saws to him over the next year or so.
once i get this 362 back he's gonna get another 362 we have and try to take it a little farther see if he can gain some more.
Stumpys Customs
Stumpbroke
so if it sounds good in the wood should be OK? can you adjust it rich enough to 4 stroke under a little cutting pressure and then lean it up just a hair? i like my 362 and don't want to burn it up prematurely
That's what I did with this one. I richened it up to where it would load up in a hard cut, then start leaning it out till it would pull good & clean without burbleing withlight pressure. I hope that makes sense. I'm not the best at explaining things.:bang:
When I had the 28'' bar on it I richened it up till it would not hit the limiter. I got it to run & hold 13,800 without limiting. But at that setting it wouldn't hardly cut without dogging out in the cut & almost dieing from bein too rich. THen I leaned it out like I described above.
Stumpys Customs
Stumpbroke
FlyLow
ArboristSite Operative
so if it sounds good in the wood should be OK? can you adjust it rich enough to 4 stroke under a little cutting pressure and then lean it up just a hair? i like my 362 and don't want to burn it up prematurely
The spark plug wont lie to you.
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