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

[Mastermind]

We totally understand. Just giving him a hard time...

Here's the thing. If I miss two weeks, saws keep coming, and I'm another month behind.

 

[two4spooky]

Here's the thing. If I miss two weeks, saws keep coming, and I'm another month behind.

Don't sweat it Friend. The saws will still be there when you get around to it. Take care of yourself first. We understand

 

[jacktheripper]

Don't sweat it Friend. The saws will still be there when you get around to it. Take care of yourself first. We understand

Definitely

 

[SawAddictedFarmer]

Well it showed up. Should I reset it before using it?

 

[Mastermind]

Well it showed up. Should I reset it before using it?

No. Never reset it unless you change the solenoid.

 

[SawAddictedFarmer]

Randy, the saw runs like it's mad at the wood. It seemed to laugh at a 25in bar in half dry pin oak. Full comp EXL with rakers at .030 and it was flying. Any idea how it would match against a stock 500i?

 

[Mastermind]

Randy, the saw runs like it's mad at the wood. It seemed to laugh at a 25in bar in half dry pin oak. Full comp EXL with rakers at .030 and it was flying. Any idea how it would match against a stock 500i?

Should hang with it.

 

[ferris]

No. Never reset it unless you change the solenoid.

U dont reset them after porting?

 

[legdelimber]

Nylon knee-highs or a leg cut off of panty hose, makes for a usable, loose trash pre-filter.
You can usually just pull one around the entire carb and filter housing on a string-trimmer.
I've also stretched the leg of panty-hose over car speakers,(before mounting) to keep dead bugs out.
Also use the nylons as a pre-filter on up-right house vacuums, as they usually have a small filter that chokes pretty quickly otherwise.