That was an entirely different saw.
When I open the program, it has the last run up. So the new run will save under the old name unless I change it.
That was what happened their. Diff saw same name.
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That was an entirely different saw.
When I open the program, it has the last run up. So the new run will save under the old name unless I change it.
That was what happened their. Diff saw same name.
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I'm as serious as a rubber chicken or a whoopee cushion these days lol someone has to give you some crap back sometimes.
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No limited coil on them. It should be able to lean it out sky high past 4 stroke. The carb has limiters on the screws though... you deleted those I’m sure though. How far out on the screws are you from seated?
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I ran mine out of gas today to prep for porting (I don't like gas fumes or the chance of a line spraying everywhere as I try to stopper it). It revved way high as it ran out of gas, I let off the throttle because it sounded like there was no limiter.
I guess I'll have to try again. Ran a bunch of mtron before it, must have just over looked trying to get more rpm out of it.
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One day... A 10hp mill saw sounds awesome. Porting my 395 would be much cheaper than an 880/881
But a ported 880/881 Would make more power
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Yeah, at four times the price! Do any of you builders work on the blue Chinese saws? That's the 880 that is closer to my price range.
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You guys are really making me regret the 395 altogether! The day I was paying for my tractor I saw the brand new 395xp on the counter, and I asked about it and they gave me a discount since it had been kicking around so long. I felt like $999 out the door was pretty good since it came with a 28" bar and chain, I planned on using it for milling since day one.
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I would get your 395 ported and call it good. They're a great saw and much stouter in construction than many others, including the 661. I rebuilt a 661 last year and I was quite
disappointed in how flimsy they are. They run good but the crankcase is very thin and light - several timber faller buddies have already broken crankcases on their 661s.
If you get the opportunity later to pickup a good condition 084 or 088, those are also excellent milling saws - the 084 crank seems to hold up better than the 088/MS-880 crank though.
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I'm sure the 461 will gain the extra 5% once fully broken in.
