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Why do my MS200's only last a 18 months!


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my saws in the shop at the moment with carb issues and i had a very interesting chat with the mechanic. its the S61D carbs with the issue but stihl have produced a remedy for the problem. they need a pump piston kit fitted, part number 11291209701, this well rectify any probs and only costs 7.31+vat for the part.....some places might try and fit a new carb instead at the cost of around £60 plus labour

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The latest saw to go did have the s61D carb, the one before I couldn't find any numbers. My thoughts are a mix problem we generally mix 20 litres of fuel up at a time. We do shake it up but I guess that could be the problem..? Any one had similar issues?

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I just bought another MS200T because my older(little over a year old) is running poorly. What problems are you finding with yours? Mine doesn't want to stay running unless you keep gunning it. I had the carb rebuilt, fuel filters and fuel lines changed and the engine boot replaced. It still does the same thing. I used to get this problem with my old 020 but I would run it full bore on some logs for a tank or two and it worked itself out. Now that trick doesn't seem to work.

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my last top handle developed a carb problem, how do find out what type of carb it has?

 

also if there is a bit too much oil in the mix what problems will this cause long turn?

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