Aggie2012
Well-Known OPE Member
Good morning men
Need some advice or maybe somewhat of an explanation. (I might just be overthinking things)
I've got an MS461 that Randy did for me and it runs fantastic.
I am trying to keep the RPM's on the high side around 14,200. I start the saw, let it idle for a minute or saw, make a few small cuts and adjust to this number.
After 5 to 10 minutes of cutting (half a tank of fuel or so) I check RPM's again and I find my self lingering around 14,600 or even 14,700 which isn't that big of a deal because she's still 4 stroking at that point.
My question is am I not letting it warm up enough before I make the appropriate adjustments? Why did I lean out that much more from where I had just adjusted?
(I'll start it again tomorrow and RPMs will be around 13,800 due to my adjustments made to fatten it back down but I guess I should run it this way till it gets hot then check?)
Do these engines vary that much when not all the way hot?
Thanks for helping put my mind at ease
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Need some advice or maybe somewhat of an explanation. (I might just be overthinking things)
I've got an MS461 that Randy did for me and it runs fantastic.
I am trying to keep the RPM's on the high side around 14,200. I start the saw, let it idle for a minute or saw, make a few small cuts and adjust to this number.
After 5 to 10 minutes of cutting (half a tank of fuel or so) I check RPM's again and I find my self lingering around 14,600 or even 14,700 which isn't that big of a deal because she's still 4 stroking at that point.
My question is am I not letting it warm up enough before I make the appropriate adjustments? Why did I lean out that much more from where I had just adjusted?
(I'll start it again tomorrow and RPMs will be around 13,800 due to my adjustments made to fatten it back down but I guess I should run it this way till it gets hot then check?)
Do these engines vary that much when not all the way hot?
Thanks for helping put my mind at ease
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