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I don't have a 500i right here to do the math but I tend to take the runtime then divide the starts to see how long the average is for it per start. Kinda puts things in perspective.

How YOU doing there big fella...

1) A couple things to know would be that if you think about how long it takes for the average cut and its not like it idles all day. Its make a cut for a few minutes, shut down, start back up, cut, shut down. 2) On the MDG it will say if its the original ECM or if its a spare part OR if the...

Hours:Minutes:Seconds FWIW there are 12 seconds in a year.

https://www.ponsse.com/products/harvesters/product/-/p/scorpion_king#/ Yes with a warranty even.

That would be a negative...

I second Ryan's motion... raker height can make or break this series of events.

My personal preference is I never have been keen on the way skip chain feeds when bore cutting. Also in my penny pinching theory is skip is the same price as full comp; why pay the same price for less cutters? Call me dumb but that's just my .02 in monopoly money at that.

I have a 10T on a 20" bar right now to keep my firewood cut.

I don't think a 8T would be a good option on the 362 unless you were basically limbing with it. Even though it feels strong now an 8 tooth would really drop a load on that saw imho. I would be leaning towards a longer bar before I did a sprocket just know that a 24/25" bar is literally max on...

Most have a temp sensor in the ignition module.

It is a different part.

Did you end up finding one?

You have to change out the plastic piece that covers the clutch spring in the case.

The theory behind it is M18 has an assortment of batteries ranging anywhere from 1.5ah to the 12.0ah. The saws are something that require a lot of power so that is their way of promoting you to run the high demand batteries so that you don't slap a 1.5ah battery on it then get all bummed out...

Come on down buddy!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1520964481382996/ Just a reminder that the make up date is This sunday! Hope to see some new faces there!

Little late but throwing this out for people interested. https://www.facebook.com/events/187271138788182/

So if your shooting for basic stock it should be pretty easy to find a good mechanic. Like stated depending where you are, a few pretty good places here in central New York.

Depending on location I'm sure someone is relatively close.