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Well...guess it shows how closely I follow them.
Hello Mr Lee.Hey buddy.
If you'll restrain yourself, I will
If you'll restrain yourself, I will
Oh FFSSounds a lil lean to me.
Glad ya could make it
try 25:1 for 10 tanks and report back.Ported 241c 10 tanks 87 efree HP2 @ 32:1View attachment 2355 View attachment 2356
Its a mtronics saw. 25to1 is alota oil for it and hp2 is a high viscosity oil not to mention this saw is strato gutted and pullin a good bit of fuel already. I was actually considering what Randy said about using a thinner oil like r2 @ 32to1try 25:1 for 10 tanks and report back.
Flywheel side flowing a tiny bit before the clutch side?Ported 241c 10 tanks 87 efree HP2 @ 32:1View attachment 2355 View attachment 2356
I guess Mike. Ill put some more time on it and look again. I may try this hp2 @ 40to1 in itFlywheel side flowing a tiny bit before the clutch side?
Ya I took the bellzona out and raised the transfers to 118. Gained rpm in cut and ran very good but still loads on a long idle. I think its suckin alota fuel inJust shows a bigger wash on that side. Piston top is wet too. Might not be able to burn the oil in that saw.
Clogged screeeeeeen... perzactly or exactly; I have seen a piston ring lock down with a layer of carbon as thin as a magic-marker mark; I want a clean burn, not a carboned piston top/ fouled spark plug/ muffler dripping/ screen clog... just saying. The right mix works, the wrong mix creates new problems