XP_Slinger
They’re Just Saws
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Thanks man I frigin love it, I’ve turned it up since I recorded that video.That’s one angry lil bastard
Thanks man I frigin love it, I’ve turned it up since I recorded that video.That’s one angry lil bastard
may be the mastermind will see this
Thanks Deetsy...that seemed way out to me also but I didn’t know for sure if it was bad for that particular saw.3-5/8 turns out on the H is maxed out. Your carb should never be set there
Generally any carb the taper on the needle is not monitoring flow at that many turns out.Thanks Deetsy...that seemed way out to me also but I didn’t know for sure if it was bad for that particular saw.
Hi Deetso663-5/8 turns out on the H is maxed out. Your carb should never be set there
I hope mastermind chimes in, my settings were 3 1/2 turns out, and I knew they were richhaha that's what I said when I pulled down my pant
Hi XP_slingerI would start with the H at 2 turns and tune it from there. If the saw is racing at idle or has a big when blipping the throttle richen the L side until you achieve a good sounding idle.
That is the procedure I followed.
I don’t recall you mentioning the final high side tune of 13 to 14k in the procedure. Thats why she wasn’t running right for ya.That is the procedure I followed.
I hope mastermind chimes in
That’s what I needed to hear, I am going cutting small bushes that are too heavy for a hedge trimmer, that is why I was staying away from a fast WOT setting.I don’t recall you mentioning the final high side tune of 13 to 14k in the procedure. Thats why she wasn’t running right for ya.
With your low side rich it would’ve likely started with the fast idle set but with choke off. Sounds like you need to lean the L some and then readjust your idle using the idle throttle stop
Crank her up man, you’re not going to hurt it by tuning it properly. Don’t let the tac numbers scare you away from a good tune.That’s what I needed to hear, I am going cutting small bushes that are too heavy for a hedge trimmer, that is why I was staying away from a fast WOT setting.
I told the saw guy Imwent to that the WOT settings were too low,
He did not adjust the H to fix this, I mentioned it twice ,he said she sounded right.
Crank what setting, As the saw needs two pulls of the choke to start when not even cold,Crank her up man, you’re not going to hurt it by tuning it properly. Don’t let the tac numbers scare you away from a good tune.
Start out at 1 1/4 turn out on both screws. Turn in the L until it goes lean then back it out 1/4. Idle should be around 2800. Set the high 12,500 then fine tune in the wood. If it doesn’t run normally after that then you have a problem.Crank what setting, As the saw needs two pulls of the choke to start when not even cold,
this saw guy seems to have made matters worse. So will leaning out the top
also make this / starting worse, that’s where am at now.
I think I need to richen up the bottom a bit,
Reason, if I lean the H am not going to be fourstroking much if any
and that concerns me.
Thanks for commenting