Hi all.
I'm just wondering why when starting a chainsaw, you "blip" the throttle trigger to make the engine idle (so that the chain wont spin against the brake)? Sometimes there's no need to blip because the chainsaw is already in idle when it starts, but other times the saw immediately wants to run (and blipping the throttle trigger fixes this by changing it to idle?).
Just wanting to fully understand how this works, so any help is appreciated.
Thanks
I'm just wondering why when starting a chainsaw, you "blip" the throttle trigger to make the engine idle (so that the chain wont spin against the brake)? Sometimes there's no need to blip because the chainsaw is already in idle when it starts, but other times the saw immediately wants to run (and blipping the throttle trigger fixes this by changing it to idle?).
Just wanting to fully understand how this works, so any help is appreciated.
Thanks