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We have owned and operated a saw/garden shop for 26+ years. I was asking for hands on dealer experience with stihl/husqvarna..

Are there any dealers here that have experience dealing with both stihl and husqvarna? I will be probably taking one of them on next year, what do you like/dislike about each?

You can't hone out a cylinder because you would take off the nikasil coating.

I think the plugs are called Aluminum Expansion Plugs in english. There is a small net under there that can get clogged, but my bad I thought you were getting a high idle, lean like condition. Like matyo said, clamp the fuel line or just remove it put a squirt of gas into the spark plug hole...

Also the tip on the needle indicates that the needle is worn, when new it should be gray. Kind of like a control color if you will.

The number of saws I have rebuilt is probably in the thousands and I have never in my life used a metering level tool just level it and it won't cause you any problems. Take out the silver caps under the metering diaphragm, take out the screws and blow out the carb. Put everything back together...

You still have transfer on there use a flap wheel then finish off with sand paper in circural motion. The 036 has a 48mm piston so I wouldn't worry about it.