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Maintenance Chief reacted to heimannm's post in the thread STIHL The Official Stihl Chainsaws Thread with
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Maintenance Chief replied to the thread WANTED 50 inch bar.Not great for stumping, no belly. But it worked well for bucking; 56" full skip. Might be an option for limited use.
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Maintenance Chief reacted to mainer_in_ak's post in the thread WANTED Oregon 3 rivet .404 tip with Like.
Got a new .404 one setting around somewhere. You can have it for free if u still need one.
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The tips I keep around are not prejudice to pitch :)
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Brand new Husky 3120 carburetor, oem # 503 28 12-17 $100 + the ride, obo.
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Gone with the wind.....
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Maintenance Chief replied to the thread POULAN The Official Poulan Thread.Rescued from the scrap yard a few years ago. Seems to have had an easy life. It needed fuel system refresh and crank seals...
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Did you ever get this saw sorted out? IIRC those carburetors have an accelerator plunger. When the oring is bad on it weird things happen.
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Maintenance Chief reacted to huskihl's post in the thread HELP! How to know when you have too much hook with Like.
This^. Sharper angles cut faster but don’t last as long. Blunt angles cut slower but don’t dull as easily. When your file is too low...
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That makes sense but the 400 Arctic will never be sold by US Stihl dealers. The 400.1 Arctic is out in Europe but the prices I am being...
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Maintenance Chief reacted to Bill G's post in the thread SOLD NEW Stihl 661 Arctic with 3/4 wrap handle $1495 with Like.
Saw shipped Tuesday and delivered Thursday. Still a few more here that can go out Tuesday
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There's the culprit, I hope
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Also make sure you didn't break the impulse nipple on the boot
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Yeah its very similar to how this is behaving, will run and cut great for one cut or so then start dieing. If I idle for about 15...
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Maintenance Chief replied to the thread HELP! How to know when you have too much hook.Remember that you should have 10-15% of the round file above the top plate. If the file is diving down farther in the cutter your...
