What is the proper procedure for tuning my was by ear? I don't have a tach, so It will have to be by ear for now. I searched, but the search feature was just saying no matches found for everything I tried.
Tuning my Shindaiwa by ear?
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dustytools
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Look at the thread (Setting 056 carb). I posted a link there that might help you.
ozflea
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Normally for everyday use the felt filters are the best at least they keep elephants and small operators from being sucked in.
Mc Bob.
Mc Bob.
alderman
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shindaiwa info
I don't know if you tried this already, but you can get a parts list off the Shindaiwa site. I'm not able to get it to load up on my computer so I don't know if the 416 list is available. I know on my 488 list it shows alternate air filter systems that are made for them.
I don't know if you tried this already, but you can get a parts list off the Shindaiwa site. I'm not able to get it to load up on my computer so I don't know if the 416 list is available. I know on my 488 list it shows alternate air filter systems that are made for them.
ozflea
Good ol' BP Zoom 25-1
A new one is nice but if the basic filter is in good order then just rinse it in clean fuel and blow dry it with compressed air.
Mc Bob.
Four Paws
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The flocked filters for the 350-500 Shindaiwa saws are discontinued. All you can buy now are the Silk mesh filters for winter/wet season use. Soap and water will clean those filters well. So will starting fluid.
