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A grab won’t cost a fortune if you shop around. I’d check local dealers for second-hand units first. Just confirm the hydraulic flow and pressure so it works properly.

Afternoon snooze is now keeping me awake! Bus, Hic, Hull, Peddle.

Now that looks pretty plausible! Like a car that has an irregular idle (almost like a light hunt) because the acclerator pedal rheostat has worn where it always starts and finishes, at idle.

Aye, a quick search makes it 7 Spoons in Glasgow city, there mostly alright but just like anywhere else some are better than others, the one local to me is fine with a very mixed customer base and hardly any trouble.

The trigger unit is this Trigger Unit for Stihl MS661 C-M, MS661 C-MW Chainsaws - OEM No. 1144 430 1010 WWW.LSENGINEERS.CO.UK Overview: The Trigger Unit for Stihl MS661 C-M and MS661 C-MW chainsaws is a genuine Stihl control component that restores precise throttle actuation and dependable response...

Some = A tiny, tiny, tiny minority. And you're not even right by being overly semantic. The vast majority of voters cross boxes that keep women disarmed (but do cage them if they do manage to arm themselves). They should have to vote in the presence of rape victims, look them in the eye and tell them they would prefer them to suffer rape than be able to protect themselves. What the fck are you picking an argument about this for?

Can you explain what you mean about the trigger unit. I'm too stupid to get a joke if it was that. It does it on 20" too and I make sure to not over rev. I let the chain bite and then apply throttle to that bite. Keeps the revs to probably 75%. If you just let it scream at 100%, the teeth skim and it's more noise for less cut. I'll dig through my phone in due course for a plug photo from a heavy 13" or 20" firewood session. Will have a look at the plug itself too. It was doing some fairly gentle felling with 36" on Saturday and got the proper cool down etc. Still ticked round a tiny bit after bigger cuts and it was really very gentle use compared to the firewood. Felt more like normal creep (although the clutch springs are new remember) rather than when it runs on badly, which feels like a throttle thing. I get what you mean about the 13" confusing the autotune but I'd also expect a top brand's top machine to cope with it.

Accepting both hard and softwood logs. Can be dumped on the drive. A call or message to let me know you’re on the way will be helpful to get your money. Thank you for your consideration.

Ahh right on the carb. I thought you had the old 020 AV as that's what the L&S diagram is showing. Those av rubber always fail, they get soggy from the chain oil, they last a lot longer than the 201t spring though! Although the springs don't really fail but nearly everyone I've had through the workshop is twisted out of shape. I've got about 3 of those 020's in bits scatted about the workshop, one day I will put a couple together. One day!

Not sure that's true. ""You are on here absolutely desperate for it not to be a particular something when history shows us it’s factually very likely to be exactly that.""

The carb is not for this saw but came in the same order as the mounts.. Old pic from 2023 when I got her.

The carb is for a McCulloch Mark, arrived in the same order.

That's a strange looking carb. I dont remember the 020 av having a carb like that.

It does have a throttle position sensor, its called the trigger unit. I think running a 13" bar is causing the problem. It must be constantly running at max rpm's which is likely causing issues with the auto tune. I understand that huskys have an issue if your running a blunt chain as that will also increase the rpm, I presume that its the same with stihl machines. I think you're right about it not having an air leak, what colour is the spark plug?

Should be a nice little cycle ride. Google Maps MAPS.APP.GOO.GL It'll be nice if they do get it. A big boost for local biodiversity; a small reversal of the general collapse at least.

True. I'm sure I saw something somewhere recently about a new initiative to try to standardise carparks so that they could all utilise one app, or at least a small number of apps. That'd be great, but I don't see it happening anytime soon sadly.

Not fungi, but well worth a mention nonetheless. Zoom in, zoom in. ,

Some of Dartmoor's finest here.