Bobby Kirbos
Scrounger of Cellulose Based BTUs
So, the FedEx man dropped off a lovely box from Hungary yesterday (thanks @David Major ).
I'm looking at an MS650 with:
Here's where it gets interesting... being that the kill switch doesn't work, I still needed to shut down the saw. I choked it and it died. Then it was flooded and a ***** to start. The next time, I pressed in the decomp and the saw died. Not being flooded, it restarted easily. Should I be able to press in the decomp valve easily while the saw is running? Could a leaky decomp valve (over time) lead to the scoring that is on the piston, speciffically on the exhaust side?
Other than those minor issues, it's a runner. Not 6 cube, but bigger than my rebuilt Poulan 245, and I won't need to be pushing the 245 to its limits with the longer bar.
I'm looking at an MS650 with:
- Some scoring on the exhaust side of the piston and rings.
- The intake side of the cylinder looks good.
- Pulls 120psi compression on my gauge.
- A muffler that still has the baffle in it.
- The kill switch doesn't work.
- A few missing screws.
Here's where it gets interesting... being that the kill switch doesn't work, I still needed to shut down the saw. I choked it and it died. Then it was flooded and a ***** to start. The next time, I pressed in the decomp and the saw died. Not being flooded, it restarted easily. Should I be able to press in the decomp valve easily while the saw is running? Could a leaky decomp valve (over time) lead to the scoring that is on the piston, speciffically on the exhaust side?
Other than those minor issues, it's a runner. Not 6 cube, but bigger than my rebuilt Poulan 245, and I won't need to be pushing the 245 to its limits with the longer bar.