KG441c
Keith
Put saw on choke and crank and leave on choke running for 90 sec without touching throttle then set all the way to off. Put in run position and repeat. Recrank and make at least 5 full cuts. Recalibrated
MS661 vs 390XP
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KG441c
Keith
Sorry Brad . I was just tryin to help him
It's the Snellerization process
KG441c
Keith
Well it is close to Christmas Scrooge!!!It's the Snellerization process
U could be in the giving mood!!
Offering numbers just seems to invite criticism any more. If you're interested in what I do, send me a PM. I'd be happy to share.Well it is close to Christmas Scrooge!!!
KG441c
Keith
Thanks. Sometimes that criticism made good threads and alota good info but also got out of hand too and got nasty at times.
I don't have my specs here, but its under 200.
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You considering a 461 in the same class??
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
My hybrid reads 20 psi less after it is warmed up .that helps restart easier when set it down ,only 210 psi warmed up
I do, and that would be a very close race, just as it would with my hybrid. I have not done a shootout with my newest 372 or 461s. All three make awesome saws!
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How tight ?May be buying a new cylinder!!! Its tight!!
KG441c
Keith
Mine after tightening it the otherday will pop the decomp on the 1st pull of 4" of rope
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You will be just fine - I have .017 on my 044, plus I been running .016 in my 661
KG441c
Keith
Whoa!! Believe ill stay where I am with the 238psi. Ive never ran below .020 on bigger bores
KG441c
Keith
Whats the psi on the 661?
Brad, hope someone will bring some of your saws to the CT GTG. A ported 372 is very fast with a 20" bar, but I doubt it will pull a long bar like a ported 461 or 460. I could be wrong, have never seen one with a long bar on it. Usually, with the longer bars, size matters.
There's a whole lot more than compression to building a strong saw. For just one example, I have a hybrid out there with no machine work at all that has no trouble at all holding its own. Compression is just one piece of the pie and should not be singled out as a magic maker.
