200T ten-min cutout

[spudulike]

The vast majority of issues on this saw is fuel related. Some goodd suggestions on here, the one I will add is it may be lack of compression, enough to get the saw running but once hot, the compression lowers to a point where it won't start.

 

If you use it for nearly ten minutes, does it start to get a little boggy in the cut and noticeably lack power?

 

It is worth checking the flywheel to coil gap using a business card between the coil and the flywheel magnet - had a MS460 with very similar symptoms as this.

 

Other than that - look at the above. Just fixed an MS200 for the Cornwall trust:thumbup:

[Stubby]

First is tank breather check . Could also be low compression though . Fairly typical of a low comp saw .....

[Stubby]

Ah . Steve beat me to it on the comp thing .....

[Hill-Billy]

Cheers for the know how guys:001_smile: I'll be testing those theories dreckly!