Recent content by redneckhillbilly

you gotta be getting ready to make the plunge and rent out a shop somewhere to hustle out of. you got enough stuff and obviously know how to offload it. maybe try to find a shop somewhere and offer repairs as well.

rain with high elevation snow melt turned flooding, washed out 9 or so bridges county wide, than hurricane force winds gave me the best early christmas present Ive ever had, a solid reason to cut firewood until i cannot lift another piece for days, it was beautiful, road blocked in by 50+ down...

It rained a whole lot of firewood in my neighborhood a few days ago, I've been cutting all I can cut.

when you pick your new saw up are you going to tear it down to inspect it, check the bearing pockets for magnesium shavings?

I think these autotune saws take more a healthy pull to get them to fire up, if you have a bad shoulder and cant give it a healthy enough pull that might be the cause, do you have someone else you can have try to start it? my 550XPG pops on the 3rd everytime and than starts up on the next pull...

at 32:1 with dominator I can notice my saws running differently upon initial start up while still on the choke, the saws maintiain a little bit higher RPM, run smoother and don't have as bad of a missfire, if thats what you wanna call it.

I honestly cant remember the theory behind it other than the guy was trying to attain higher manifold vacum. at part throttle or idle.

this reminds me of the gadgetman groove, esentially a groove on the housing around the part of the throttle plate that opens, supposedly it creates more manifold vacum and gives better atomization. theres alot of youtube videos on it.

napa the next town over sells it for $15-$16 a quart. i have been running it at 32:1 in mainly 5-series husqvarnas

i feel sorry for everyone in the cold, we've had the warmest weather I've seen in Dec. it was almost 50° today, It warmed up last week and rain came, now everything is flooded and 5 bridges washed out and collapsed.

grandpa would put bacon grease on the stumps he wanted rid of, come fall the bears would literaly eat the stumps.

hard pressed to find any scanner in that price range to do Tire Pressure Sensor programming and scan manufacturer codes. lots of the systems that are not accessible pertain to anti theft and key programming. manufacturer specific codes are a nice thing to see and reset, but i wouldnt stress...

all 3 of you comments on here reference this dude, who you working for? you made an account just to trash the this guy?

what if the chainsaws are actually sniffing you?

I would enter, but I dont like the idea of blindly giving out my info to any person-organization. did I read that right? email your name and address, and than your entered?