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If it went pig rich when you got the tank to vent you tuned around a clogged vent. Fix the vent. Then fix the tune... 1.Turn the low jet in until you get the highest rpm possible. Then turn it out 1/8th of a turn. Turn out the idle screw until the chain stops moving. 2. Rev the saw. If it...

Mmm. Xt saves fuel at the expense of more heat and less torque and less longevity. Better for hippies where emissions are more important. Oe gives more torque more speed and more longevity at the risk of being too badass. Again this is a roughneck way to look at things.

Yea, there used to be an exception for under $800. I've heard it was removed and reinstated enough times now that I was hoping for some recent experience in the game. The shipping is $60 for me so I could get a g395 for $205 shipped, its over $300 for the us shipped. I have a oem 395 cylinder...

Anybody have recent experience buying these that might be affected by tariffs?(Like the last month or two) and if so how bad was it?

I agree. I like ported saws not so much for the speed anymore but so I can cut with a longer bar on a smaller lighter saw.

I want your license plate By The Way.

Not actually for swapping.

Thanks a bunch, that confirmed what I had hoped. Stihl will mold in 3 little holes for $23 less dollars. Hilarious. Thanks for the ipl. Hope you have a great day.

I've got a second model 2019/6 date 362C on the bench and it needs a top cover. I have two options. 1. 1140 080 1636 Which appears to be the correct mtronic top for $52 2. 1140 080 1639 Which appears to be the carbed version with holes for $29 I'd just as soon save 23 bucks for my friend...

Pshh. I've popped one off at 1am after a marathon build. My neighbors have never complained. At least not to me. But to be fair my closest neighbor likes to get at it at 7am, or earlier on the mower, he's 80+. I have one neighbor that is in her 60's, her ex husband was a logger, and she's...

You have put some mix down the intake to prove it is just the fuel system right? I put things in my barn that I lie to myself about fixing "soon". Sometimes I realize that its been years since I last entered one of my outbuildings. Don't be too hard on the farmer.

Its still good, that's a runner.

I see the stroke is the same, are the pin's the same diameter?

I think the 94.4 quoted is a 390xp crank and 57mm big bore top end on the 372xp case. Just adapting the 390cyl gives you 85.5cc. I'm thinking of going the other way. The 385 cylinder should have more piston options and yields 82.45cc on the 372xp crank. Then just giver the cut and port with...

You gotta flow to clog. Makes me wonder if its stuck from cooking in the summer. Do you have an ultrasonic you can toss it in? Why was it parked in the hay loft in the first place?