Justin Taylor
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Agree I might switch it to 3/8 tooGood plan.
I'd ditch the "safety" chain that's on the saw for a new loop of Stihl RS chain and let the chips fly.
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If it's set up for .325" chains, go with that. Not quite as much steel in the cutter, but my nominal 50cc saw setup is a 16" .325" chain with a 8 pin drive.
The 8 pin .325" rim drive is about the same diameter as the 7 pin 3/8" drive, so the chain speed is going to be about the same.
you wont like it,325 rs chain is faster,and easier for the saw to manage
Free... well, I helped string a half mile of barbed wire fence
"Won't start"... no ****, it's full of 32:1 2 stroke mix that's 4 years old.
I put new fuel in, sprayed some cleaner down the carb, & runs like a champ
"Won't start"... no ****, it's full of 32:1 2 stroke mix that's 4 years old.
I put new fuel in, sprayed some cleaner down the carb, & runs like a champ
Boy ,half a roll of 1/2 chain is nice! Whats the guage of it?Also (not pictured) a working dryer, and 20-ish feet of half inch drive chipper chain still on the spool from the 1950's
Justin Taylor
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I agree but 3/8 is all I use how good would 3/8 p work?
You can get RS 3/8" picco x .050" chain in rolls, but I don't think Stihl offers loops of it as a stocking item.
A good saw shop can make you a loop, but the benefit to hassle ratio just doesn't work for me.
I don't know!! I haven't busted out the micrometer on it yet & there's no label left on the roll to see...
Lest anyone get confused, the honda 1000i doesn't run on mixed fuel....the previous owner assumed it was a 2stroke unit & fueled it as such with what was on hand 4 years ago.
He said he uses 32:1 for his 20yo weedeater, and that's what he put in it last time he used it.
I believe that is the case, judging by the color of what csme out, although the fuel was pretty yellowed and varnish-y from sitting that long.
He said he uses 32:1 for his 20yo weedeater, and that's what he put in it last time he used it.
I believe that is the case, judging by the color of what csme out, although the fuel was pretty yellowed and varnish-y from sitting that long.
I have a 2000, and it was hunting and surging, even after I cleaned the carb. Thanks to a .00005 second Google search, I found I wasn't getting the pilot jet out and cleaning it. I had merely been working blind from Small engine experience.... With that much gunk varnish, I'd be surprised. SO, FYI, that little F'er is plastic, and pushes in with an O-ring, under the mixture/idle screw you have to remove. (5 turns out from seated).
BTW- you suck.
So I got the Pioneer Super 620 running nice.
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Thanks for the tip!!
Justin Taylor
ArboristSite Guru
Looks like you have a 028 on the lower left and a 046 next to it.
Justin Taylor
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yes sir
Nice ! You suck!
Looks like you got a easy start something in there.
acarpenterdad
I like Husqvarna chainsaws...
That's the suckiest thing i've seen on here!
Justin Taylor
ArboristSite Guru
Ms 210 runs but the clutch is sticking I think
Justin Taylor
ArboristSite Guru
everything starting right up Except except the 460, 028 since no pull rope
