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Jinma wood chipper has the same issues. I added a plate to the infeed to deflect the brush/limbs toward the outside away from the axle but wrapping around the axle was still an issue with Cedar! You have to vary the wood as the manufacturer states and that doesn't eliminate the clogging. Not...

And set it aside to dry out between uses!

Remove the door and, using a masonry chisel and hammer, tamp down/compress the rope in the door channel.

IMO For optimum performance the cutters need to be the same height!

Wet, green Doug Fir limbs need to be chased with woody material to flush the green material through the chute. I personally trim off most of the green material before feeding if its fresh cut.

Made a mount/plate for my standard 14 inch cutoff saw to use a 14inch saw blade.

Grind the rakers down a bit and go home early!

My neighbor loves his PTO Woodmaxx.

Stihl HS80, MS660, 024 and Honda Harmony tiller. No problems.

You did say you're making firewood with the 4 inch and smaller so these units would easily handle that. A larger unit would certainly make things go faster but way more expensive.

A used tractor/loader and one of these to hang off the back! http://www.woodmaxx.com/WoodMaxx_8_PTO_Wood_Chipper_Hydraulic_Feed_p/wm-8h.htm https://woodlandmills.ca/us/product/wc88-8-pto-wood-chipper/

His wood dryer box is just a small house so I don't think it needs much venting. I wouldn't open a window in my house if I was running a dehumidifier. Dennis

What happened to the OEM cylinder? I burnt mine up milling and learned here to adjust (rich) the mix when milling.

I did smooth up the exhaust port on the last one. Paying more doesn't guarantee you are getting a better Asian casting!

Asian is the way to go if the saw is for your own use. For the price of $25 - $30 kit and you can get a few cords of wood or a few boards milling seems cheap and replacement in an MS660 is less than an hour labor. I keep an extra 660 kit on hand. Proper break in and richin the mixture probably...

After cutting to firewood lengths I back along the log with 3-pt tractor mounted vertical splitter and roll the rounds on.

I don't see ignition coil on your list. Does it run again after it cools off?

The neighbor periodically gives me a garage sale find to fix. First thing I do is pressure wash it! After removing covers hit it again then blow off the water with air.

Careful with the Willows as they have a root system that loves to penetrate your drain field and clog the pipes (if you have a septic system). My neighbor said when growing up that a Willow more than 100ft away was able to clog his drains.

After you have repaired your saw and set the pump flow to max then dilute your chain/bar oil for more flow. I use either Hydraulic tractor fluid or automatic transmission fluid. 50/50