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Hi all. Have a Walbro carb here from a 023 that I have apart, but I don't know how to identify the model. Does anyone know the needle height setting on these beasties? Thanks in advance.

LOL, I can't tell if your working hard or grinning from ear to ear? Strange how something mechanical can give so much pleasure.

Is that Bill Gates brother? Far out, look out Stihl owners, next you'll have to re-activate your ignition system every time you modify your saw beyond factory spec. "Your call is important to us, please hold the line and the next available non English speaking operator will assist you as soon...

I had no idea Chaps has changed over the years, in fact I only replaced mine a short while ago. I don't want to start a 'rant' on safety here, instead I thought I might just post a link to this video for anyone that was interested and is not tired of the subject yet...

Man, that sounds like something from a Vincent Price horror movie. Same thing happened to me, was not watching what I was doing coming out of a cut, luckily I was wearing chaps. My brother had made a joke about me wearing them earlier in the day.

I knew a bloke once that couldn't find his own arse with a seeing eye dog! But I don't want to de rail the thread. Hope the saw goes through ok.

"With legal liability etc they can't just let any man or their dog on the place to cut and take it either" You know I seen a government organisation down here stack pine and offer it as "cut your own". The sign was'nt up for very long at all, imagine the litigation potential?

Over an inch groth for one season ey? Sappy. Oh well, you'd better be saving some of those trees for the new Dolmar mate. Good weather tomorrow I'm told.

What will they end up doing with all that wood mate?

Mate, I feel like a peasant with a kings invite. You enjoy that saw Matt, "edit here" (did'nt sound right after Rick's comment!)

Fantastic, just fantastic. I actually don't mind the look of the HD filter setup, doesnt seem to protrude into the abyss like the Husky setup. Here's an idea, seeing as though it's coming to SA anyway, divert it my way and I'll check it for freight damage etc. No need to thank me, that's just...

I know how you feel. We usually grab our firewood from the same farmers property each year, this time around there was enough wood left from last years episode to meet our needs and because it was late in the season it was decided not to cut for the following year. The saw was there, ready to go...

Mate, I've been following this thread and have nothing to add except to say I'm glad you have it sorted out. Very fustrating (been there, done that)

Not a scratch to be seen! congratulations on the new saw, I would love to see a vid of it buried in some chunky wood. I noticed it's power rating is on par with the 372 at the same RPM (9600) but also the "Maximum recommended engine speed" was also 9600, is that right?

Fantastic! And to think I have to drive through the city tomorrow to get to work. Great pics, especially this one :- What a classic!:hmm3grin2orange:

"Grazed himself" sounds like a quote from Monty Python. I hope your not going to tell us that your neighbor drove himself to the hospital?

I nick name you "The Waratah" :clap:

Thanks for posting the pic's Matt, Well done and I hope you get a good nights sleep mate, I think that rate would be hard yakka. I'm glad you got the job, for one reason, because they wouldn't have posted pics here for us to see.

All valid points, which reinforces the main point, use a known lubricant with known properties and your on the home stretch. PAG always came in sealed/measured tins, anything that could be potentially/easily exposed to the atmosphere should be used with great caution I think.