stihlboy
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hey guys i just scored a case of BPM-6A plugs and a few BPM-7A plugs, will these work in my Stihl's and all of my other saws??????
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Lakeside53
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You need the BPMR-7A. Yours are not resistor plugs.
stihlboy
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oh will they even kinda work i killed the plug on the 066 today
Why would you need a resistor plug in a chainsaw? Not saying you don't, just don't know why you would. Honest question here.
Go give the dealer $2 for the right plug if these won't work. It's either right, or it isn't. Not worth risking a $1000 saw.
Lakeside53
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Because it helps protect your ignition, and the electronics assumes it's installed. Yes, pretty much any plug will make spark, but..
Considering a plug lasts 300 - 500+ hours... just buy the correct plug once a decade
Considering a plug lasts 300 - 500+ hours... just buy the correct plug once a decade
stihlboy
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my reply to andys post was originally" and that means what to me???" i thought that made me look ignorant, but i also want to know what it will do
Rookie1
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I know at work I was told resistor plugs in 4 strokes make them easier to start. Ive had guys tell me they had a hard time starting mower til they switched to resistor type. I believe Champion sells easy start plugs and they are resistor type. Im guessing same applies to 2 cycle engines. Im not a Stihl tech but those nonresistor plugs are the same heat range so should work if you needed to.
stihlboy
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Because it helps protect your ignition, and the electronics assumes it's installed. Yes, pretty much any plug will make spark, but..
Considering a plug lasts 300 - 500+ hours... just buy the correct plug once a decade
once a decade umm once every 2 mos
hi Jacob J whats your input??
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Rookie1
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How do you kill a plug?
With a hammer....
stihlboy
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How do you kill a plug?
the top stripped off, don't ask me how it just did
Rookie1
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2 months=approx.60 days
8 hr work day= x8hrs
Total =480 hrs.
You run your saws 8 hrs a day,7days a week,everyday including,as my neighbor says, The day of rest,Sunday. Thats crazy,your arms must be huge.
stihlboy
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2 months=approx.60 days
8 hr work day= x8hrs
Total =480 hrs.
You run your saws 8 hrs a day,7days a week,everyday including,as my neighbor says, The day of rest,Sunday. Thats crazy,your arms must be huge.
i have "Popeye's forearms" from running these stihls but my plugs last bout 250 hours and sawing wood is my job i run my saw about 38 hours a week its very hard on you but its great money
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stihlboy
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sorry had to change post count from 66? ya know ist not good
Lakeside53
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Sorry, confused you with a homeowner firewood guy:greenchainsaw:
Tzed250
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Digital ignitions like the cleaner environment of the resistor plug. Less "noise".
Lakeside53
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So... the correct plug costs you a penny per hour... and the money is great, so...:monkey:
I see all types of plugs in saws in for service... and most have run, but they all end up in the big bucket. Manfs don't randomly choose a plug for their equipment, and the cost is so low it's not worth messing with anything else (IMO..).
I didn't realize you ran saws for a living. What do you do? I guess I thought maybe you was still in High School.
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