But somewhere in there, I didn't like the sound the saw was making. I don't know enough about chainsaws to know but I heard a sound that sounded too metallic, too much of a clattering sound when it idled down to low speed. It may be normal but it made me nervous and I quit cutting.Sentences like that makes me think that the saw is not fixed..............
I wonder if the fuel line has been checked or changed yet? A soft or collapsing fuel line can give you headaches.I don't think that is the problem either,
but if you keep running it without finding out the problem, it won't really matter.
I don't know why Stihl keeps struggling with their tank vents, all they have to do is look at a 3400 Poulan and copy it. If I remember correctly they ran the line into the tank and put a duckbill valve on the end of the line inside the tank, lets air in but doesn't let fuel out..Didn't find anything wrong with fuel lines. It's been running really well since the tank vent change; hasn't quit at all.
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