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I’m kidding about the 370, guys. I’ve been around the block a few times. The rest was sincere. Ray has hooked me up with quite a bit of good info. Thank you Ray

Hello, can someone tell me the carb settings on a Echo CS370? I accidentally ran a couple of tanks of unmixed gas in it, & now the carb is messed up..... Lol! This is my once-every-couple-of-years login. An Echo CS-670 with scored top end followed me home from the shop yesterday. It...

I’d love a copy. I have one needing a top end. I’d like to see the setup required for pressure testing that saw. I haven’t even laid a wrench on it.

I just put a new intake on one of those today. Pressure & vac test it.

I didn't intend to set any premise. The story is that none of the Husqvarna dealers in our area have any ability (or interest) in troubleshooting the saws with AT on them. If the saw doesn't run right, THEY blame it on the AT and tell the customer they are unable to fix it. Our shop has a varied...

We have had this offer from at least one local Husky dealer. I think there was cash in there too.... That did not happen, though I am sure there are folks who can be bought. I am not trashing AutoTune. I have as many Husky saws as Stihl. My absolute favorite ever is the 390xp. I want to learn...

I don't have to get the 562 running. The customer is a tree company that buys pretty much all Stihl from us anyway. They were on an away-from-home job, and an old 044 gave up. They bought the first pro saw they could get locally, which was the 562. I just WANT to fix it. They have already had...

Not happening. We are Stihl Elite. It's not worth losing that for the few Husky repair jobs that come in. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Anyone know where a not-so-newbie can get the software? Time to take the plunge. nobody in our town can work on these things, and I want a new tool.

Any yellow fuel tanks in there? Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Looking for collector in the Atlanta area preferably west of Atlanta to help me alleviate my hoarding problem. Not letting go of many over 80cc, or any bow bars. Prices will be near scrap metal price on vintage stuff (mini macs, SXL, & little Poulans free). YOU MUST TAKE THE BAD WITH THE GOOD...

All still showing available in the Stihl parts system.

I'd keep at least one of the 090s. If you're just getting started, I think you'll regret it later if you still them all.

There better be a bunch of 575 in there for that kind of coin. Pics are blurry enough that I'm betting on most of them being 435. Maybe a "380" is really a 385. That could make this a decent deal.

Obviously you have not run an 034. I'd go offer $50, and make sure you have the $85 in case he won't budge. That is a very capable firewood saw. If the fuel tank is decent, you can sell it on ebay and make your $85 back pretty easily.

Lol. At first read I thought I read "$200 cylinder". I'm sitting here thinking, yeah, I have a pile of cylinders I'd let go for $200..... Guess I should wipe the sleep out of my eyes before trying to read.

This idea of having only one Poulan is confusing to me. If I sold a Poulan (not likely), she'd certainly never notice, and if she did she'd say "which one? "

You lucky man. Maybe you can get your picture in front of the infamous Dodge truck. Anyway, $25 is not horrible for good rings. Do NOT buy cheap ones in a white box with no name. By the time you pay shipping on a less expensive set, you be at $25 anyway. Might as well keep the $ in...

I'll trade ya a brand-new 24" Oregon bar for that bow.

Stihl doesn't. Each dealer is essentially an independent business. Also, with the recent price reduction on a lot of Stihl replacement parts, some dealers have parts on the shelves that they PAID more than current retail for. Nothing wrong with trying to get their $ back.