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Gary Courtney
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What oil is best? and what ratio?
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I have run both. I settled on 9000. Piston and cylinders have no buildup. A slight wash on dome after hours of runtime. heavy coating on...
Today at 2:23 PM
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Took some of my Missouri-built saws and made a dedicated wall. (Left to right) Top Row : Mono 1-16(77cc), Mono 60-20(77cc), Mono...
Today at 12:00 PM
Gary Courtney
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You Ham Fisted Nut !
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They didn't ask me !:beer-toast1:
Yesterday at 12:47 PM
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They say weight savings but I don't doubt it's about cost cutting. Same as wood siding vs steel vs aluminum vs vinyl vs ...
Yesterday at 12:35 PM
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Yep, makes you wonder. I despise design changes that lessen reliability.
Yesterday at 12:35 PM
Gary Courtney
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You Ham Fisted Nut !
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Just wonder when you get ready to tear apart again if they would snap?
Yesterday at 12:16 PM
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I didn't know Stihl was doing that. Aluminum screws seem to be a poor choice for chainsaw hardware, especially since many aluminum...
Yesterday at 12:15 PM
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I'd replace them ALL with steel cap screws. Any good hardware store......
Yesterday at 10:54 AM
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I think as far as your saw is concerned, if it runs good you are done. It will still work as it should I think. I’d seek out help if it...
Yesterday at 9:43 AM
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I’ve owned one since 2018 and lately had to fight them for a software update. I think I was just lucky in that I purchased it from a...
Yesterday at 9:38 AM
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Also after I rebuilt and before I was told it had to be re-calibrated I cut up a large pin oak and it ran perfect,idled perfect so I...
Yesterday at 8:26 AM
Gary Courtney
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MDG1 To Be or Not to Be !
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I just rebuilt a 500i and some members say I must do a recalibration? Manual says 5 bucking cuts and it will reset. Members say negative!
Yesterday at 8:20 AM
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Forget it. It is dealers only and it is good that not everyone messes with it.
Yesterday at 8:18 AM
Gary Courtney
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You are correct. I had one but it must be out of calibration as the last saw I used it on was set for specs and snapped one off so I...
Yesterday at 8:04 AM
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Use a 1/4 drive torque wrench next time and tighten to Stihl's specs.
Yesterday at 8:00 AM
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