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thegasman

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  1. Ah. Just took the clutch cover off, one of the springs in two pieces! Wasn't the case when I last checked but must've been on the way out. Will take the saw in when I go get a replacement and get the guys there to check the screw positions, which I think I have adjusted properly.
  2. Hi all, New to this chainsaw business. I have bought a Husky 351, which was running pretty well initially. I made the mistake of giving it a really good clean, including the filter, and now it's over revving, and the chain runs at idle. If I adjust the T screw out, the saw stalls before the chain stops spinning. So, I think by cleaning the filter the engine is lean, and running too fast. However, on trying to adjust the L screw I've found there is a plastic oojamaflip thingy with dogs/ears/tags/whatever you want to call them limiting the adjustment I can make - so I'm not sure that I am really setting the screw at L=1. Same thing for the H screw. Any tips? Much appreciated.

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