I just sold a 3750, its the 3450 with a 60cc topend. Nice saws. I would put it up against the top name brands in the same class STOCK without a blink.Log Splitter said:
), limiter caps are getting pulled and she's getting fatted up mixture wise.
SRT-Tech , what is the type number on the sticker that is under the rear handle of your 2150 ?SRT-Tech said:
scottr said:
I wanted to look up the starting procedure in the owners manual . Here is the short version for starting your saw as the factory had it set up . Start switch on . Pull choke full out . Slowly press primer bulb 6 times . Set fast idle lock . Pull starter 5 times . Push in choke knob . Pull starter until engine starts. Allow engine to run approximately 5 seconds . Blip throttle to idle . When you get it tuned less lean it will start and run on the third pull when cold .SRT-Tech said:
You're welcome . The key word is , Slowly push the primer bulb six times . You can download the owners manual from poulan.comSRT-Tech said::jawdrop: push the primer SIX times? damn....
thats great info ScottR, thank you very much
The recoil spring on the starter unit keeps pulling out, resulting in half the cord hanging down by the saw handle. Not sure how many times i can rewind it in a day.....4 times so far is pissing me off. 
) ) will pick one up on wednesday. 
trials and tribulations of cheap saws eh? seems to be a VERY fine line of adjustment...... i would adjust the T so the chain would'n move, and then adjust the L, the saw would idle fine on its own, for 5 minutes even...but you'd make a cut or three and return to idle and it would crap out. i was doing 1/8 turns ont he adjuster, very small adjustments each time. 
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scottr said:
The plug gap is .025" if I remember correctly . Do you think that SRT will ever download that free owners manual ?RiverRat2 said:
The 2150 uses a 40:1 gas/oil ratio . What do you run in your 61 Husky ?SRT-Tech said::censored: saw!
ok, started her colld, as per ScottR's post. No prob, fires up, screams blue bloody murder until you blip the fast idle off
Runs fine WOT in a cut, cuts pretty damn nice actually, considering the small bar and low pro chain (ya need a file the size of a toothpick to sharpen
suffers at idle. When you adjust the T screw to the point where the chain starts to spin and then back it off a half turn......that works, BUT then the saw cuts out.
At this point restarting is impossible. I then adjusted the T screw a bit, it idles fine but the chain spins. Fiddled with the L mixture a bit, leaned , richened it, saw seemd to idle fine but then cutout (both lean and rich and in the middle of the L adjustment)
have'nt changed the plug yet, everything is closed (i take it its xmas eve?
i did think meybe the gas was the culprit, but i run the same gas/mix in my husky 61 this morning and that saw just screams thru a log and idles fine......so i can rule out the fuel.
maybe some crap in the carb, i have'nt rebuilt it yet or ran a copper wire thru the passages with carb cleaner...
might just take er down to the saw Guru at Pacific Felling Inc here locally. Dude is incredible with finicky saws.
