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Yes, Rim will take any 3/8 pitch any gauge .045, .050, .058, .063 Its the Pitch that is the importent thing

Then there is the ones' who should not use hand held power equipment

I blip 'cause I care! like Randy said, clear the chips out and check the oiler is putting out.

Yes special screw driver needed, any reputable dealer in the area willing to tune it for you? Whare you bought it might do it for no charge

Piston in backwards? how about the impulse line in to the cylinder (not sure if this model has one) ? muffler crushed in? If the bearings are "good" some where your getting not enough escape of pressure where it is supposed to be. I have worked on a few k750-760 tricky little buggers.

Great saws, not fun to work on but lots of fun to cut with

I have a stock 395 and every time I use it, I smile as it just falls through the big stuff. Yes its heavy, but I don't know many 7hp machines that are super light and rugged. I can't speak for the ms660/1, it would fit your herd well.

I have worked on a few 550 & 562's with the same problem. the only time I could replicate the problem was to flood the saw when hot (Full choke) However, I have noticed a difference in the "ease of starting" by running some of the Autotune diagnostic tools. If you got a decent dealer in the...

Beer. Liquid mechanic is the best tool for all those small jobs

congrats, two nice tools there. enjoy them

i wonder the same thing? :popcorn:

Thanks sunfish husqs' site used to make mention if it had the eco bar oiler (when the chain spins) in the specs. I could not find it anyware.

Hmmm... does anyone know if this saw has the "eco pump" or is it a straight oiler when the engine is running?

i might, might, adjust the low and the idol with out the bar and chain on.

If you like it and you find it helpful, stick with it. I used to use the bar when I got started. I was cutting 100 plus cords a year, by the end of the first year I could eye it almost perfect. Doing it for production work is way different then home work.

No I don't Ave one. Yes they are the gen 2 autotune same as the 550 562 not sure if it has reboots though, would have to check the husq site.

New saws. For xp's; 550 18", 562 20", 372 24" and 576AT 24". Send me a pm and I will give you more info. Woooostah is not that bad of a ride to where I am. -Chris

Where in mass are you? I'm in the Merrimack valley area and could help you get either or both if you can't make up your mind. :givebeer:

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