I think the standard around here for pole barn type metal is 26 gauge. They might be down to 29 now
You’ll need to remove it he tank handle to check the boot. I’d bet it’s either that or you pulled the impulse hose off the case, which is right...
In that vid they appeared pretty equal. Whichever was on their left end won. But yeah, same chain is a must for as much as folks use these videos...
Pretty much my line of thought :dex:
No sir. Although the MS500i does have a few wire plugs like that one. But by the looks of it, I suppose the OP could hock the black cpu box from...
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Yep just what you said
I burn some of them, especially if I’m getting light on firewood. But a lot of it lays there and gets buried by snow so a couple times a year I...
Understood lol
I was after his pics, rather than yours. I was in question as to whether it might not be Ash. Once the bug hits it, the bark on our trees becomes...
Remaining lightweight is the biggest thing. There’s no room for multiple sensors, computers, and batteries
Any pics of a split?
No. Like mentioned a couple times, it’s not a complicated system. It has the same number of wires coming from the coil as a carbureted saw does
There is no external micro processor. It is part of the coil. It looks like any other coil.
I believe there’s only a temperature sensor inside the coil. Like I said, it’s not all that complicated. The coil adjusts voltage to the solenoid...
It’s part of the ignition coil
Never EVER........ cut the red wire. Or the yellow lol
Nixon ’s saw. MS462CR [ATTACH] Remove top cover The yellow and red wires come from the coil and go to the ignition switch and solenoid. That’s...
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I’m assuming it’s the same solenoid that’s on a chainsaw. If so, ask for the kit, which is about $50. The white solenoid and orange fuel filter...
