Dieseldriver
ArboristSite Operative
Does is work THAT well?When did it come out?Also,does it have to say it on the side to have it?Thanks
Air Injection questions...
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theres a video on youtube about it its crazy how bad it makes the stihl look.
gafirefighter
ArboristSite Operative
Not saying that it is not true, but youtube can make anyone look bad in the right hands.
Adam
Bowtie
Gearhead
LOL, very ironic that a husky 455 rancher is bashin Stihls!!! Dude, wake up! The 455 is huskys biggest trip-stumble-fall-crack forehead mistake. :monkey:
true i dunno if i had a stihl id try to replacate it, see if i get the same results.
im not stihl bashin im just sayin what the video shoes as all. i have no brand preference. if stihl or husky paid me to use their stuff then sure. other than that i dont care who makes what.
Bowtie
Gearhead
Ok, Im with ya. I know the system the 441 uses works very well. Did they copy Huskys design? I dont know. If it works that good on Huskys thats a good thing.
Haywire Haywood
Fiscal Conservative Social Retard
It's good enough that Stihl used something similar on the 441.
Ian
Ian
2000ssm6
Stihl User
I have seen dirty air injection filters but for the most part they work well as do the Stihl's.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
they work unless you open the winter heat...
The winter heat flap.......
Air Injection is only as good as proper maintenance........
Happy Stupid Homeowner bought this saw and salesman said you never have to clean the air filter because its Air Injected.........LOL.....
gafirefighter
ArboristSite Operative
I am a Husky fan all the way and at this point that is all I own. Do I like Stihl saws also? I certainly do. I would love to have a 460 and I get the chance to use a 361 quite a bit in my job.
I may be wrong here but it seems to me that if there was that big of a problem with the filtration on Stihl saws they would make some changes to fix it. Maybe they have, I really do not know. This topic seems to come up all the time from youtube to forums. I guess with all the happy Stihl owners out there it really seems like a non issue.
Just my .02
Adam
I may be wrong here but it seems to me that if there was that big of a problem with the filtration on Stihl saws they would make some changes to fix it. Maybe they have, I really do not know. This topic seems to come up all the time from youtube to forums. I guess with all the happy Stihl owners out there it really seems like a non issue.
Just my .02
Adam
I love the 288XP's and they have no air injection.......When the filter plugs the saw runs like crap.........
I love the Air Injection on my 3120's .........It wooks great.......
Stihl's have the Intelicarb and it does a great job....
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I love the Air Injection on my 3120's .........It wooks great.......
Stihl's have the Intelicarb and it does a great job....
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gafirefighter
ArboristSite Operative
You are a wise man, sir.
When it gets dirty, clean it. When it gets worn, replace it. Other than that enjoy it and run the crap out of it
.Adam
I love the Air Injection on my 3120's .........It wooks great.......
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Oops ........Forgot the beloved 3120XP has no Air Injection.........:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
gafirefighter
ArboristSite Operative
gafirefighter
ArboristSite Operative
No, because it will get too dirty. How could you like something with such a design flaw.
Adam
Adam
superfire
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filter ???
if you just cut wood in the winter then a mesh filter is best used too,as for summer a flocked filter works better. this is what my stihl mechanic told me. i found it too be true. in the summer it is drier weather so more fine dust.:greenchainsaw:
just my penny thought of the day
if you just cut wood in the winter then a mesh filter is best used too,as for summer a flocked filter works better. this is what my stihl mechanic told me. i found it too be true. in the summer it is drier weather so more fine dust.:greenchainsaw:
just my penny thought of the day
