Have you ever done business with Madsen's they should have any Stihl or Husky pro saw your looking for, and ship fast! Great prices too!
Service Saw is another good dealer and pro saw shop!
You might be able to turn that oiler up to max flow if you take a little punch and small hammer and lightly tap on the valve stop next to the flow adjustment screw on the bottom of the saw. You will then be able to turn the adjustment screw even further. Thus opening the oil valve further. It will then burn a full tank of oil to a full tank of gas. I know it can be done on a 661, because I opened mine up all the way by doing that and it works great! There is a "You Tube" video on instructions showing how to do it. However this adjustment is irreversible, so you won't be able to turn it back down, but I've never seen a reason to turn it back down. I want my oilers pumping max flow! That's just what I prefer though. To each his own!
I put a straight shot from Jason Eagan on my 462 .Man is it loud. Wish I would have known you were looking for the 400. My dealer has a couple of them. Only saws I didn't see on his shelf was a 500 and 881.
Excuse my ignorance, but what is a straight shot? Never heard of one until I joined the forums and heard some of you guys talking about them. Is it anything like a bolt on front muffler face secondary exhaust port for a Stihl?
The muffler face on the 046 and 660 are bolt on OEM accessories from Stihl. The one on the 661 is after market from the pro modifier. I'm not sure where he gets them? But with that and the other mods he did. This 661 ain't no joke and you better be holding on tight with both hands because that saw is for men only! Probably 25-30% more power from stock. Sissy Little La La's need not apply!
Errmm.... What's the trailer rated to?My biggest 16 round load to date!View attachment 990700
No Idea! I'm gonna say when it breaks is just over max load! I built the trailer myself and it's pretty skookem. I used a section of drill stem for an axel. Haven't broke anything on it yet and it's hauled several hundred big loads of wood over the years! If ever anything dose break I'll just beef it up even more and keep on truck'n! 
You might be able to turn that oiler up to max flow if you take a little punch and small hammer and lightly tap on the valve stop next to the flow adjustment screw on the bottom of the saw. You will then be able to turn the adjustment screw even further. Thus opening the oil valve further. It will then burn a full tank of oil to a full tank of gas. I know it can be done on a 661, because I opened mine up all the way by doing that and it works great! There is a "You Tube" video on instructions showing how to do it. However this adjustment is irreversible, so you won't be able to turn it back down, but I've never seen a reason to turn it back down. I want my oilers pumping max flow! That's just what I prefer though. To each his own!
Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!
What is this good deal on a 90cc saw
Here is a link to Jason's site. He also does port work. https://eganperformancesaws.com/collections/all
I was lucky to find a 462 last September. I was calling everywhere looking for one except Ace Hardware which is just a few miles away. I finally called Ace when I struck out everywhere else. Not expecting a hit, the guy put me on hold for a few minutes to check. Came back and told me the mechanic is putting one together as we speak. Had it in my hands 30 minutes later.
I need big wide wheels like that for my garden cart.
Awsome! 
