Joab
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I'm an East Coast guy; but I've got a couple full or 3/4 wrap saws just because I like them. Firstly I've got an old Pioneer P42, and recently I acquired an Husqvarna 562XP.
The P42 has the fuel/oil caps up top and so filling the tank is not affected by the full wrap -- easy enough. But the way the 562 balances on it's side with the 3/4 wrap is a bit precarious and not even close to level -- it's not at all helpful.
It seems to me that I must be doing something wrong -- like there's a trick to this that most West Coast fallers know and I don't.
Does anybody have any tips on fueling a full or 3/4 wrap saw? Specifically, what's the best way to balance the saw on it's side? . How you West Coast types normally do this?
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The P42 has the fuel/oil caps up top and so filling the tank is not affected by the full wrap -- easy enough. But the way the 562 balances on it's side with the 3/4 wrap is a bit precarious and not even close to level -- it's not at all helpful.
It seems to me that I must be doing something wrong -- like there's a trick to this that most West Coast fallers know and I don't.
Does anybody have any tips on fueling a full or 3/4 wrap saw? Specifically, what's the best way to balance the saw on it's side? . How you West Coast types normally do this?
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