Too busy at the moment to take it on. My father went out and bought another saw and he already has a 271 so we don't need this one anytime soon.
I have a 271. It's a great saw. Really good for milling. Pulls a 32 inch bar no problem.Wow, doubling down on fail, 291 to a 271.
I have a 271. It's a great saw. Really good for milling. Pulls a 32 inch bar no problem.
bang those parts in and see what happens/doesnt work properly still due to melted plastic. i an sure that will run again.
Same goes for my Sachs-Dolmar 105 & 108, and my Dolmar PS-6400 & PS-7900!Yikes. My first post on this thread, I was dubious that could happen, in that the saw would still turn the chain over. I was wrong. My 394 and 3120 won't move the chain at all when the brake is on.
It appears that the saw was melted around where the chain brake mounts, if so you'd probably have to run it without the brake. I guess that's okay since many saws were made without one, I have several of them here. I've never actually had occasion to use a chain brake because even at a time when my saw kicked back the brake didn't stop the chain anyway.
I wasn't exactly saying I preferred no chain brake, it just looks like the brake band won't go in there because of all the melting. Some people run chain brakes and some don't. My saws that I use have them and they are in working order. I just haven't had occasion to use one, that's all..
The battery electric Husqvana saw has a little red light that flashes. It also interrupts the circuit.Maybe the saw makers should put a warning light on the top of the saw to let you know that the brake is on while running.
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