chevyforlife21
ArboristSite Guru
well i seen the box at my door step when i came home from work. pulled it out of the box it looked brand new except for the greasy handle and fuel smell in the tank (im glad to see they tested it at the factory. it came with a scrench and owners manual. i had to put the bar and chain on which was a pain cuse once i took off the clutch cover it took me an hour to get it back on cuse the metal band inside of the plastic cover was a very tight fit on the clutch. that was with even reading the manual. the bar doesnt look perfect with paint chips but who cares. so i mixed up some fuel and put bar oil in. it took maybe 20 pulls to get it goin for the first time. it fired, i let it idle for 30 secs gave it alot of gas reving it bogged, then i gradualy increased the throttle instead it liked that, and after that it ran perfect no matter what i did. it was night time so i couldnt cut anything with it but i started it. this morning i started it up took probably 7 pulls, and it zipped through cuts on a dead tree, that my other 3 saws took 6 times longer. the saw feels quality wise like a echo, very good, not anything like a poulan where everything fells like its gonna break. though the killswitch reminds me of the new homelites well i love this saw! im glad you guys lead me onto it. very light saw by the way. well i just thought id give you guys my little review. one question why is there two different hoses in my fuel tank? at first i noticed a black hose with no fuel filter so i thought they left it out, great a chainsaw isnt the best machine to have without a filter with all the saw dust on and around the fuel cap, it also looks likes theres a clear hose in there too, i cant tell as i have fuel in the tank. but im hopeing the clear one is the fuel line and has the filter on it. what would the black one be a vent?
thanks guys.
thanks guys.