Saw tuning

[spudulike]

I follow a chap from us calls his saw snellerized something to do with his surname ?? I have a spare 346 I'd like to have as a hot saw blocking down stems (climbing work)

There's a video of this guy's work on a 346 with 357 carb and inlet manifold ported etc seems to run really well that's the kind of thing I was thinking of.

 

OK, that is Brad Snelling, he does a fair bit of porting in the US on Arboristsite!

 

I have ported a fair number of 346xps, I am sure a few on here will comment on them and just PM me if you want a price for the work.

[Joe Newton]

I follow a chap from us calls his saw snellerized something to do with his surname ?? I have a spare 346 I'd like to have as a hot saw blocking down stems (climbing work)

There's a video of this guy's work on a 346 with 357 carb and inlet manifold ported etc seems to run really well that's the kind of thing I was thinking of.

 

 

I'd recommend Spud without hesitation. He completely changed a run down old 357 I bought into a mental animal.

[spudulike]

I'd recommend Spud without hesitation. He completely changed a run down old 357 I bought into a mental animal.

 

Thanks Joe:thumbup:

[Stubby]

OK, that is Brad Snelling, he does a fair bit of porting in the US on Arboristsite!

 

I have ported a fair number of 346xps, I am sure a few on here will comment on them and just PM me if you want a price for the work.

 

Steve ported my 346 a few years ago . Only ever had to change a spark plug . Totally reliable and goes like a freshly skinned whippet

[TGB]

I'd recommend Spud without hesitation. He completely changed a run down old 357 I bought into a mental animal.

 

 

My mother's got a mental animal. Wonder if there's the possibility of turning it into a calm loving moggy...

[spudulike]

Steve ported my 346 a few years ago . Only ever had to change a spark plug . Totally reliable and goes like a freshly skinned whippet

 

Thanks Andy, always a pleasure:thumbup:

[Stubby]

Thanks Andy, always a pleasure:thumbup:

 

All my saws you have breathed are a pleasure to use bud .

[GCC]

The logic is that if you take a machine in for service, you get it back fully working, fully working but with recommendations for further work ( new clutch drum for instance) or advice for a more serious issue and quote to resolve.

 

What is the logic saying the machine is serviced but not useable??? I don't understand that:confused1:

 

You re right if you do service the machine.

But let s say that you take in a machine for service, work on it and find out that it has a major part damaged. Inform the costumer and he decides that too expensive to do the repair. Is something wrong to charge for the work you have done?

Maybe you have to dig down to find the problem, and maybe the costumer asks you to to put it back, so you spend an hour maybe more doing that plus the cleaning after.

I usually charge something, even if is not the regular fee per hour.

Except for regular costumers, friends or relatives, and since I live in a small village some of that applies to the majority of people:laugh1: