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lurch_917

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  1. well i don't know the saw but i have had issues with others where the decomp button was leaking when i put a new button in mine ran sweet again just a thought . you could test this by the old washing up liquid trick .

  2. from what i have read on some of the petrol forums and been told by small engine mechanics avoid the ethanol fuel as it causes damage in small engines even seen some car engines burnt up from it ( older engines ) remember the shell formula running like 3 star and burning up valve seats .

  3. on the question of how many times do i sharpen a chain well i touch it up as required you can tell by the chips (good) /sawdust (bad) , but as for actualy sharpening only when i have fooked it on a nail or the ground .

    and for wood types just think pine is custard and oak is brick which one would hurt your hand the most trying to chop it ?

  4. 4 minutes ago, spudulike said:

    You could try using a washer behind the cylinder exhaust flange and fabricating a plug to fill the hole as others have said.

    You could probably get an aftermarket muffler to replace the worn one. That will be OK.

    or if you know a good welder ask him to weld it and then grind flat . i have filled 1/2 inch holes by welding before .

  5. 3 hours ago, scbk said:

    My own experience so far is battery tools are a safer bet than autotune :vollkommenauf:

    not had a problem with my autotune maybe thats because its not a M-tronic .. you know what the M  stands for " MOTHER FECKERS BROKE AGAIN "

  6. sorry if this sounds wrong but i need help can anyone tell me if this sounds wrong . i use my husky 560 2-3 times a week ,

    about a tank a time have been doing this for about 2 years but it never misses a beat always starts how can this be right ?

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  7. On 10/04/2023 at 07:11, jfc said:

    All good advice above. 2 out 3 local authority near here have online maps.

    Just do a search for 'council name' tpo map, probably best done on a laptop as you can zoom on the map more easily.

    With luck the council will have a website.

    many thanks just checked and from the looks of it im good to go .image.thumb.png.6223a6eeb8ed63efee3dd07eb44704a8.png

  8. as previously said by many get the best you can afford . But my thoughts are go to a dealer that has different brands in and handle them rotate them .if possible try them as a saw that gives you back ache is just a pain.

    as far as battery i would avoid them why  well because there isnt enough service and repair people out there  yet .

     

    a good tip for long storing a petrol saw = drain the fuel and run it dry .

    good hunting chap.

  9. i have run and still run a efco mt3700 as my second saw 37cc 16in bar works well, but as said wouldn't want to run it as a pro all day may be the reason i upgraded to a husky 560xp for the big jobs .

    and to the gent that said the the ollly was chinese well all i can say is the efco ones were from italy .

     

  10. makes me laugh all these green warrior's thinking ethanol saves the world . dont they realise that it takes more "bad fuel " to make a 1L of ethanol fuel buy the time you have  gone through the processed from start to finish . lets see how much "bad fuel" it takes to plant the sugar crops then harvest them then transport to the refinery just as a start .

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