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  1. 12-01-2009, 05:57 AM #16
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    pull carb,do this,set lo to 1/18,same with hi...fine tune from there.
    you cab also cut the shroud off to get at the screws but i left it on to make keeping the screwdriver in easier..that way ONE adjusting tool for all saws..



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    Quote Originally Posted by roncoinc View Post
    pull carb,do this,set lo to 1/18,same with hi...fine tune from there.
    you cab also cut the shroud off to get at the screws but i left it on to make keeping the screwdriver in easier..that way ONE adjusting tool for all saws..




    thank you, can i please have more info? ohh and one more thing guys its seems to start easier and run better and longer when i keep the air filter cover nut loose. the filter is realy clean the saw dont even have an hour on it yet, so any ideas on what thats about?
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    thank you, can i please have more info? ohh and one more thing guys its seems to start easier and run better and longer when i keep the air filter cover nut loose. the filter is realy clean the saw dont even have an hour on it yet, so any ideas on what thats about?

    take out the plastic and cut a string trimmer filter to fit squeezed in..


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    Quote Originally Posted by roncoinc View Post
    take out the plastic and cut a string trimmer filter to fit squeezed in..


    did that help your saw?
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    did that help your saw?
    i had heard about possible problems with air intake so i just did it,cant hurt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by roncoinc View Post
    i had heard about possible problems with air intake so i just did it,cant hurt.
    my screw always rattles loose from tight anyways after a min or two thats accualy how i discovered that it likes more air, it rattled loose and i noticed it ran better longer and started easier
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