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Goofy question, but it seems like that hole goes to the AV springs. The screw just goes in about 3/4 of the way and spins, it never grabs anything, is there a nut inside the spring?

Perfect, thank you.

Thanks slasher, what is this screw for?

Here’s what I found. The pics were taken chronologically as I disassembled it, hopefully they load in that order. Up until now I haven’t done anything further then take the air filter out to tap it clean. I noticed the screw was missing on the front of the cover, and I tightened the side...

It was like the knob was being forced back…. It had some force to it.

Maybe 35. Yesterday was 6 straight when the issue popped up.

Will do. What should I be checking them for… other than if they are present? I don’t think the handle broke because I was holding it in, I think it broke because the angle of my hand while cutting would push it up if it popped out and I went to push it back up before it stalled. Sort of bent...

Hello all, Was running a 395 XP yesterday and got through about 7 of 10 cords of logs, and the choke lever started coming out on its own while in the cut killing the saw. Made it through about 2 more cords using the back of my hand to hold the lever in, but unfortunately the lever snapped. Any...

Probably can come up with as many as you want.

Dahmer, how far are you from Chambersburg?

Gunny, there is no delivery, and is being picked up at a place of business. There will be no BS’ery like has been perpetuated in these forums where I work.

Now that I have everyone’s attention.... I have an almost unlimited supply of broken pallets that are free. Ideally you could leave a dump trailer here and we could load you weekly. Yes there are nails, and yes some of it is pine, but it’s free and dry. Located in Chambersburg, Pa. DM me if...

As long as its not Sycamore, no issues.

yep, haven’t used it since I made the original post.

Carlisle

Kiwi, What do you consider the advancements needed? I have not seen any competitors that have that open design. Waltzie

No, because I have an Eastonmade with a 6 way wedge. I am routinely getting rounds that are 48” + in diameter. The Eastonmade eats them for lunch. Prior to getting the Eastonmade, we were using the supersplit after noodling once or twice, but my goal was to reduce noodling/handling.

Due to its three legged stance, a hydraulic winch would just cause it to tip over. One of the benefits of the supersplit is it’s light weight. Eastonmade does make a high speed hydraulic splitter. It kind of fits the bill for what your describing. @eastonmade

I only have a 6way. I am contemplating getting a box wedge. Sorry, no videos we always forget while splitting.