Recent content by kdb81275

I saw a video on Donny Walkers YouTube channel where he was talking about them and said Stihl switched back to thicker ones on the newest saws. Not sure if he says the part number its been awhile since I have seen the video.

Watched an older movie with Tom Hanks in it and theres a scene where a Stihl chainsaw comes thru the wall well they run it upside down to shoot chips at him then in a scene later the saw is right side up confirming this movie trickery. Thought it was only something a saw guy would notice haha...

Also congrats on the sober living guys!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!! Keep yer saw in the wood!

Has there been a dyno run with a stock saw with the muffler screen in and out to see if the screen creates restriction and if so how much? If not id like to se one if you can thanks.

Stihl HP Ultra is what goes into all my engines. My FS 560C, 028 WB, MS 500i, and MS 462C run clean on it mixed with ethanol free 92

I blow mine out too and before I do I put blue painters tape over the exhaust ports just in case.

I was having an issue with fine sawdust/debris getting into my Stihl 462 muffler using a Chainsaw Guy Buckshot exhaust which has two front facing tubes in the muffler cover. Posted on here and the consensus was to add a screen. I did and no more junk inside the muffler. I didnt notice a change...

Nice! Is that for the 362?

Its twin 1/2 i.d. tubes

Was wondering if anyone else here is running a muffler cover or whole muffler built by Rich The Chainsaw Guy on YouTube from Myrtle Creek Saw Shop in Oregon and how they like it. I have one for my Stilh MS462C along with a BarkBox and IMO the Buckshot flows exhaust much better. Nice crisp sound...

The one on the right

I have a muffler cover with front ports that is letting sawdust fines/dirt in the muffler and its sticking to the oil. Should I be concerned? I dont know if 2 strokes suck stuff in the muffler into the firing chamber or not. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Mine for the 462 came warped as well exhaust flows around the edges big time and doesnt help the 462 has no muffler cover gasket.

Some muffler combinations I've been trying on a stock 462 with a West Coast Saw foam air filter being the only other modification. The stock unmodded muffler with the buckshot cover brings the most power in my opinion thought I'd share.