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I've wanted a bandsaw style woodmill for years. After looking at whats out there, I believe the Linn woodmill is my best choice. The 4 post design and screw mechanism used to raise/lower the mill, the ease of upgrading for moving the mill and cutting assembly. Plus I can buy the plans and build...

got these for free (almost). helping a family member move. they gave me these and some other tools. used about $50 in gas, but im happy

what sorcery is this "cleaned up"?

thats one of those new safety chains, the trees are safe from getting cut. seriously though, if those were newish chains id want my money back and have them replace the chains!

thats one of those new safety chains, the trees are safe from getting cut. seriously though, if those were newish chains id want my money back and have them replace the chains!

ive gotten 2 meteor pistons. last 1 was $35 for my 028. i thought it was a good deal.

Look for a co-op gas station that sells to farmers.

My old 570 was the only saw i had for 10 years. Worked flawlessly. Now, my 44 is the go to for limbing and small stuff and the 576xp for felling and bucking.

I loved my old 570 husqy. It ran for 10 years, never had any problems. Id still be using it but it was stolen....im a bigger guy, but it didnt seem too heavy to me.

For a possible quick fix, make sure the sparkplug is gapped correctly and then go a hair larger. Sometimes the heat made my 50/20 crap out after it got hot. This helped.

Has it been cleaned inside? Mine did the same thing. I took the recoil cover off and it was pack with oily dust. So i took it all apart, detail cleaned everything, and it runs like a scalded dog now.

Yes, crude but effective.

I love mine! For its size it does a great job.

In my towm it is

TSC $5 GAL.

I really like my 576xp. It only has a 24" bar, but the specs say you can put up to a 32" on it. I havent cut anything over 30" with it, but ive cut oak, ash, and hedge and it does very well.

That's the suckiest thing i've seen on here!

I second that!

Thanks for all your advice and guidance gentlemen!

Watch "Stihl 028 carb test" on YouTube I set the hi til it started to burble. Turned it in on succesive cuts until it didnt bog down. When i turned it in a little more after that it sped up but that was it. I assume that would be lean, right. Sorry for the video quality but its hard to record...