Kwdog75
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Anyone run one of these? Do you like it? It's also offered for the 044/046, anyone try it on one of those?
They're more work than a stock filter but you can go a lot longer between cleanings, so they're actually less work. Of course, you can take my opinion with a grain of salt, since I only cut professionally in the west for 20 years.
All the pro log cutters here are running them. For a firewood guy? I'd have to say no, unless you're missing the stock air filter + cover, and looking at shelling out over $60 new to replace those parts at a dealer. Then the Max-Flow becomes a bargain (depending on where you buy them.)
The stock filter still does the best job at filtering the intake air.
Anyone run one of these? Do you like it? It's also offered for the 044/046, anyone try it on one of those?
I've always run them. They work well in burnt timber, other nasty dirty conditions. Doesn't seem like anything gets past them. As for maintenance, you can get the Bel-Ray oil in a spray can now. Makes life a lot easier. - Sam
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