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Nothing here like that might be worth looking into if not to far away.

I ended up with an echo srm3020. Thanks again for all the replies.

Thank you I'll have to stop at the dealer and check it out.

Well my trusty Husqvarna 123l muffler modded finally won't idle and my Still fs 55 problem child won't rev up so I'm looking into a new string trimmer. Any recommendations on one with a straight shaft and some power?

They are pretty easy to work on and parts are readily available.

Some others are Permatex motoseal or Honda bond.

Awesome deal, looks like it was taken care of.

A muffler mod will help out also need to readjust the carb as well.

I just use my thumbnail and a toothpick for the groove. If it's really stuck on a light rubbing with steel wool. Make sure you use the gas resistant sealant on reassembly.

Stihl ms290 like new, piston/cylinder are gone was run on straight gas. Then a husky 123L string trimmer that runs on choke.

I sold my bigger saws and mainly use 16" or 18" bars with no problems, I cut smaller wood from an old pasture so I have no need for anything bigger.

I would sell the 18" combo and go with a 14" with Oregon 3/8LP 91vxl. Like mentioned above 16" would be pushing it. If your just going to use it to limb with you could switch over to .325.

+1 for the Stihl ms250. It is on sale now for $299. Great little 45cc saw.

Welcome aboard new guy here as well. Good to hear your getting safety equipment add a helmet with face and ear protection.

Ok I got you now I thought it was more emission related. Thanks for clearing that up.

Correct I agree with you I was saying the carb adjusts per the reading of the emissions coming out of the engine. Which in turn makes it more fuel efficient with less emissions than running it rich.

The computer adjusts the carb per emissions. The non computer model you adjust the carb.

Computer system model codes, think its bad now wait till they add computer displays USB ports and a coffee cup holder.

Nice saw congrats, nothing wrong with the forester bar check and make sure it's getting oil. Get out and cut some wood.

Go to a machine shop and ask them if they could drill and tap a hole for a decompression valve. Chinese cylinder kits are hit or miss on quality like mentioned above but cost around $30. Better quality kits like meteor and cross are around $100+