I was sent a MS 200T by a member on our site. He said it wouldn't tune right and would stall at times.
MS 200T trouble
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Upon arrival I started it up to see what it was acting like . First thing I noticed was it would not idle down to where it should be. I tried tuning to no avail.
Redefines base gasket delete. I've seen fewer bubbles in a bubble bath.
Lots of bubbles.....loose cylinder...head gasket? He donne'd the right thing sending it to the Wolf.
Big leak I know.
Here is the saw all finished with new seals , gaskets and rings.
Loose cylinder.
I had replaced the carb with a farmer tech before sending the saw to him. As you can tell, that wasn't the only problem!! Wolf has been AWESOME to deal with and I hope I can work with him in the future! Can't wait to try that thing out and see what these 200T's are all about! It came to me in the previous condition and I figured I should have someone who really knows them go through it.
Not only will he fix it fast and proper, he knows any issue these saws a prone to have and check everything and give you piece of mind. Great saws, I'm sure you'll like it.
Rockin. ...nice job lw!
Way to go, @lone wolf !
The owner did that already in an effort to fix the problem.
GrassGuerilla
Olympic Piss-reving wanna be.
Wolfie,
Not saying there is any connection and it may be a random event captured by my ignorance( boundless) buuuuttt.
the last few 200t's I had and was completely convinced were "Bad acc pump" saws turned out to be "bad piston/cyl" saws...
you remember a while ago I had many carbys that I attempted to "recover" with the acc pump "delete" to no avail....
amazingly once "the other" issues were solved....the carbys weren't so much the issue....
to @CR888 point....check everything ...not just the one thing you are "SURE" is the problem.
Well done on the above saw...as always.
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Not saying there is any connection and it may be a random event captured by my ignorance( boundless) buuuuttt.
the last few 200t's I had and was completely convinced were "Bad acc pump" saws turned out to be "bad piston/cyl" saws...
you remember a while ago I had many carbys that I attempted to "recover" with the acc pump "delete" to no avail....
amazingly once "the other" issues were solved....the carbys weren't so much the issue....
to @CR888 point....check everything ...not just the one thing you are "SURE" is the problem.
Well done on the above saw...as always.
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