Saw dies!

[Bdog]

I have a Husky 353 that I got new. I'm just about at my 10 hour check up. My question is this , I'm bucking up some tree length wood and when I make a series of cuts and stop the saw will die. I also notice it when I'm cutting a big round and I pause to see how close to the ground i am before rolling it the saw kills. It's happened when I set the saw down for a minute to move a log ... I am running fresh fuel. It happened once or twice last weekend, but it died quiet a few times yesterday. When it dies it fires back up with a few pulls. It just a pain in the @$$. Does this sound like a simple carb adjust or is it a bigger problem? Thanks!

 

[Scandy14]

Check the idle speed. A saw will idle different after warmed up then when it is started cold.

 

[HiOctane]

Scandy is right,try a higher idle rpm.Should be ok after that.

 

[mountainlake]

Or turn in the low idle in a touch, then if it cuts out when you pull the trigger put it back where it was and use the idle speed screw. No probem, just a simple adjustment. Steve