Foam filter? Or leave it with the stock filter? MMWSms462

[redline4]

There's quite a bit of hate for the MS441 but those sumbitches keep their filters clean. I haven't actually touched that filter in probably a gallon or more of fuel.

 

[Micah]

For selfish reasons I like that statement.

Is he building you a saw?

 

[Mastermind]

Is he building you a saw?

Yep.

 

[two4spooky]

Yeah and maybe one or two more(3?) if Randy has the time.

Having fun so far and loving the results gained

 

[Mastermind]

Yeah and maybe one or two more(3?) if Randy has the time.

Having fun so far and loving the results gained

I'd be happy to do as many as you want.

Recovering from this surgery put me back a couple of weeks....but work kept showing up. I'm sorta used to being behind though. LOL

 

[Micah]

I'd be happy to do as many as you want.

Recovering from this surgery put me back a couple of weeks....but work kept showing up. I'm sorta used to being behind though. LOL

This guy keeps making excuses.
Just giving him a hard time...

 

[Dustin4185]

I found as long as a grease the rubber lip, the stick filter works fine. I do have some of Jason Egan’s filters and we run them on our saws we use to fell burning/burnt snags on fires. They work great.

 

[Micah]

Yeah and maybe one or two more(3?) if Randy has the time.

Having fun so far and loving the results gained

What are you getting?

 

[Micah]

Hey @Mastermind how do you get the flywheel of a 025? It's a friend's saw that has been sitting the last 10+ years, I gave it a good rip and it started and ran for about 5 seconds but the pull cord broke so that ended all the fun. Boy were we suprised! It's mostly torn apart now.

 

[Mastermind]

Hey @Mastermind how do you get the flywheel of a 025? It's a friend's saw that has been sitting the last 10+ years, I gave it a good rip and it started and ran for about 5 seconds but the pull cord broke so that ended all the fun. Boy were we suprised! It's mostly torn apart now.

This is what we use.

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[Micah]

This is what we use.

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You wack on it?

 

[legdelimber]

With those type "Knocker", I always hand tightened it firmly against the flywheel first.
Now back it off about an eighth of a turn. You basically just want to feel the threads have some free play in them again.
Now I preferred a smaller hammer, say 8oz or so. What your after is a fast sharp swing.
You're needing something that lets you give it that sharp shock.

No need to grab the big hammer, more chance of breaking something with it.
We're not trying to drive a railroad spike.