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This makes me wish I hadn't bought my buddies 372xt 4 weeks ago.... Although I did get a good deal, GLWS I'm drooling..... Now a PS-421H would fit the bill nicely If you are somehow a magician???

I would love a 241 C-M VW... And I mean an arm and a leg kinda love... The 462 c-m would be good too though.

Pull the muffler and check the piston for scoring through the exhaust port, 125psi seems low.

There is an owners manual on the UK site, it will tell you most of what you want to know. Weights, hp, etc... From the little circles it looks like a bigger 562xp. I don't know what else you would like to know. I'm hoping it will be a great saw seeing that its been in testing for forever...

Found this today while browsing the UK website http://hqendurance.azurewebsites.net/?utm_source=husqvarna.com&utm_medium=billboard&utm_campaign=endurance There is also an owners manual in the support section. 572xp.

Just remember, the Start, or cold start is only to be used on a cold engine, or one that won't start in the run position because it has cooled too much. The 241 should start in the run position once warmed up.

To put it to the choke selection you have to hold the trigger at full throttle.

There will be some competition, but who knows when

In the questions and answers section on the bottom of that page, it says that the picture is generic, there is only a 3/4 wrap.

lol

I would like to see the ported Ryobi and a stock ms241c go head to head

The spring it supposed to go over the linkage and assuming the carburetor you put on matches the one you removed. The proper way to adjust the governor per the factory service manual is to loosen the nut on the governor arm, push the throttle plate on the carburetor open by pushing on the...

Is that a Red Makita Jacket!?! I want one! nevermind, looks like Exmark...

It looks to be an Echo Cs-451 manufactured between 1971-1974 http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/echo-chainsaw-history-1963-1986.160928/

Make sure there is no ethanol in your fuel. My 562 wouldn't pull a purge, but was also boiling fuel in the tank when hot. I switched to non ethanol 98 octane(sunoco gtx 260, only non ethanol available) and it ran and restarted like a champ.

Lawn/garden equipment and cap guns never bothered me. But when I was 20, I shot my friend's 9mm handgun. First time ever shooting a handgun. I'd shot .22 long guns before, but never a larger caliber, or a short barrel. Two shots in I stopped and said my ears hurt, and put in plugs. My ears were...

I've been using Sunoco 260 gtx. 98 octane, unleaded and ethanol free. Only because I don't have easy access to non-ethanol fuels other than canned. It runs great in my saws.

That's interesting as I have seen many carbs with diaphragms like that.

I put it here then tried to remove it but forgot about it staying in quotes. I thought it was a big deal at first, but not so much after doing more research. I'm still gonna go look at it tomorrow.

I think some people like myself are selling/waiting for the next generation of saws . They are sure taking forever, hopefully they have most of the kinks ironed out before releasing them.