What did you do to it to warm it up?
Those are good saws.
Me too and the orange clutch cover.
Nice. Beat me to it.
It looks like a quality bar. Has good size oil holes not those tiny ones. I just put it on the saw and started it. Looks like it's oiling plenty...
I like the looks of it. Less than 2 lbs. Haven't got to try it yet. $42
Got a new 16" forester featherlite for the 545. [ATTACH]
Yes, the nasty part sucks.
They are a bit porky, but they run very good.
Well, you didn't have listen to "them". But you know for yourself, once to get past all that crud, it is fun.
I haven't canned anything in 4 years. I gave up on gardening, I couldn't keep the deer out of it.
Should be a poulan 4200, but I don't know anything about them.
Just found this thread. Some beautiful pictures here. God's work is amazing.
Yes they did, I have one of those engines with a metal strap bolted to the engine and extending over the plug. It's kind of scary but the current...
The current is directed to the kill switch before it goes to the secondary high voltage part of the coil. So it doesn't make high voltage because...
Yes, that's what it does the current flows through the ground wire instead of through the plug wire because of the difference in resistance.
You can see them but you can feel them if you creat a path for them to flow through you.
A chainsaw is not connected to earth ground. Current takes the path of least resistance. The plug wire is high resistance, the kill switch wire...
Sounds good to me. It was many moons ago when I took a basic electricity class.
Electricity is the flow of free electrons. Electrons flow from negative to positive. Current flows from positive to negative. That's what I was...
