I've noticed a difference.. It cuts quite well off the roll, and even better yet, if you grind it with a little more hook, you can get 3...
Take motor cover off. Remove big white capacitor... Re-land wires minus capacitor in the way.. Button up.. Throw capacitor in trash.... Then when...
The RS tested great in the Hackberry, but fell off by almost a second in the big pine block. It's hungry stuff for off the reel chain.. I swear...
No question the rakers are way too high to suit the conditions in the first vid... Maybe MM got a bad loop?? Or... Stihl has changed the specs on...
Take the starter capacitor out of it and it becomes reversible... [ATTACH]
Nope.. Mine did the same thing... Take the pressure off the spring and line it back up, and tap the pin back in... I just keep an eye on mine now....
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Defective wood... ;)
Too ugly fo Dex... But not fo me... Giving the guys around my place a pretty saw is like casting your pearls before swine...
PM me when ya start the build thread, cause I miss stuff a lot.. I really like the 7910's for work saws...
It "shouldn't" be that bad.. 9 times out of 10, Oregon's offerings are faster than equivalent Stihl offerings off the roll... From my experience...
Best production saws out there right now in that class... SLR can has to go though.... Period... So that's an extra expense.. The 7910's coming...
That model can flood real easy.. Next time you shut it off warm, and go to restart, hold the throttle wide open and drop start it. See if it fires...
When you go to re-start it warm, are you choking it? High idle starting it? Or just flip to run and pull?
That saw is not old by most standards, but has seen a lot of hours use and lord knows how many tanks of fuel through it.. Hundreds I suppose.....
I've run 7900's and 5100's in 100 + degree temps.. It's not the temp, the size of the tree, or the type of oil that seized that saw.. It was the...
I couldn't imagine having to actually use that thing to drop trees with... The flex borders on nuts, but if ya poked in on one side and worked...
I use red loctite in stick form on all my Huskys... It's a steel to magnesium thing... I've not had a problem getting them back out.. Yet...
Maple... ;)
This is a rather large bar... Neighbor kid is building a mill jig for it now... 72" Cannon bar.. [ATTACH]