chupa
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Hello all!
I got my makita 6401 all done with the 54mm BBK. Its running great. However I was having issues with the clutching engaging at idle speed (2500). I replaced the whole clutch assembly, springs and alll. But not the drum. The chain still spins at 2500 though. I was wondering what the next step would be in solving this issue?
ALSO another (maybe unrelated issue).
I was cutting a stump low to the ground in my french drain, which is filled with 1" stones. In doing so I suppose I hit some stones as I saw sparks flying a bit. My saw is now having a hard time just cutting through wood that it had not much issue with before. Would this quick interaction with some rocks be enough to dull the chain that badly? Just looking at the chain it didnt look bad at all... I guess sharpening it couldn't hurt? The chain is practically brand new, as I just put it on yesterday. Its an 72LPX072G OREGON SUPER 70 chain.
I got my makita 6401 all done with the 54mm BBK. Its running great. However I was having issues with the clutching engaging at idle speed (2500). I replaced the whole clutch assembly, springs and alll. But not the drum. The chain still spins at 2500 though. I was wondering what the next step would be in solving this issue?
ALSO another (maybe unrelated issue).
I was cutting a stump low to the ground in my french drain, which is filled with 1" stones. In doing so I suppose I hit some stones as I saw sparks flying a bit. My saw is now having a hard time just cutting through wood that it had not much issue with before. Would this quick interaction with some rocks be enough to dull the chain that badly? Just looking at the chain it didnt look bad at all... I guess sharpening it couldn't hurt? The chain is practically brand new, as I just put it on yesterday. Its an 72LPX072G OREGON SUPER 70 chain.