keonep
New Member
Hi all,
This is my first post on this site. I've used it as a great resource in the past and I want to make sure I'm tuning my chainsaw correctly. I have put a new top end on a Husky 372xp and I want to run it in a little below max, I was thinking around 12,800 rpm. The max is 13,500. I'm ok at tuning by ear but this time I want to do it exactly correct. I go from 1000 ft to 7500 ft of elevation so I always have to tune. My issue is that I have a Tiny Tach tt226nr-2c with only 4 digits. Does this model read rpms above 10K? I've heard at 12,000 rpm it will just say 2,000. There isn't really much on product specs and the single sheet instruction page that came with it doesn't say squat. I initially had it as an hour meter on something else.
Any help on whether or not this tach works for a chainsaw would be much appreciated.
Thank you
This is my first post on this site. I've used it as a great resource in the past and I want to make sure I'm tuning my chainsaw correctly. I have put a new top end on a Husky 372xp and I want to run it in a little below max, I was thinking around 12,800 rpm. The max is 13,500. I'm ok at tuning by ear but this time I want to do it exactly correct. I go from 1000 ft to 7500 ft of elevation so I always have to tune. My issue is that I have a Tiny Tach tt226nr-2c with only 4 digits. Does this model read rpms above 10K? I've heard at 12,000 rpm it will just say 2,000. There isn't really much on product specs and the single sheet instruction page that came with it doesn't say squat. I initially had it as an hour meter on something else.
Any help on whether or not this tach works for a chainsaw would be much appreciated.
Thank you