What's an ms 390 like?

[Lowestoft Firewood]

cool thanks!

[Lowestoft Firewood]

the problem is now i cant find the bolts to take the front of the exhaust, am i being thick or what? this is what it looks like

[william127]

Ah, you have a 391 dont you? Sorry ive got the older 390:blushing:, hopefully someone else will have an idea or 2 for you.

[Lowestoft Firewood]

fine not to worry i'm sure steve will come up with something!

[CJM]

Those two holes have metal bolt covers which you can see in the picture, get a screwdriver and prise them off then it will reveal the exhaust bolts

[Lowestoft Firewood]

Those two holes have metal bolt covers which you can see in the picture, get a screwdriver and prise them off then it will reveal the exhaust bolts

 

:thumbup:i'll give it a go

often wondered what they are more

[Lowestoft Firewood]

Those two holes have metal bolt covers which you can see in the picture, get a screwdriver and prise them off then it will reveal the exhaust bolts

 

[SawTroll]

Semi pro saw, big unbalanced lump IMO bit plasticy but ok for logging and occasional use or for a backup saw but won't provide the service level of a pro saw.

 

It is a plastic cased saw with a clamshell engine, so not at all a semi pro saw - just a large "homeowner" saw.

 

Heavy, bad handling, overwhelmingly plasticy, bad AV, bad air filtration etc....

 

However, it will do what it was designed for.

[spudulike]

It is a plastic cased saw with a clamshell engine, so not at all a semi pro saw - just a large "homeowner" saw.

 

Heavy, bad handling, overwhelmingly plasticy, bad AV, bad air filtration etc....

 

However, it will do what it was designed for.

 

65cc is a fairly big saw for the average homeowner and that is why people probably say it is a semi pro machine but having had a few apart, I do know what you mean!