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Treemonkey has been saying that for years....
Treemonkey has been saying that for years....
put a blank steel plate over the front hole. test it. then use a unibit step drill and increase the size testing on each 1/8" or 1/4" stepThis is the cover on my 026 I've been second guessing how much I opened the front up.
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put a blank steel plate over the front hole. test it. then use a unibit step drill and increase the size testing on each 1/8" or 1/4" step
Dam now I'm going to have make all new mufflers for saws, I got 2 pipes coming out front at angles on all of themNext time I run both saws going to be swapping covers. I've thought about cutting a piece of metal and sliding it in and out like a stock muffler screen slides in.
The ol boys down south with the muffler race saws go right out of the muffler.
Gotta be some wave reflection.Now........don't be too hasty.
Point........counterpoint is the way to learn.
David nailed it, but no one was listening.
Wanna make it scream........straight out the front, but below the exhaust port works.
For a strong work saw.........out the side seems to make the most power at a lower RPM.