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At this time, wondering about Stihl ms200 and a Stihl 026; I bought both of them used, haven't used them very much. I just removed the spark arrestor on the ms200 as I've used it more. It's gunked up pretty good. What now to do? I could clean it but prefer max power, so, would like to remove it. Options I see...
1 leave all out... spark arrestor and screw removed
2 insert the screw back in
3 cut the guts out of the spark arrestor (about 90% of it, leaving only the bracket lip that the screw inserts into) and then insert the bracket lip and screw back in
I saw a video one time where a guy did that to an ms201, I think it was, not a ms200. I dunno why he did that. Would it better to do this (No. 3 above) so the screw hole doesn't get gunked up, and, if so, why does it matter? I figure there's a reason, lol. What is the best option?
I am not concerned about forest fires here, we rarely have fires around here. But I'll be observant!
1 leave all out... spark arrestor and screw removed
2 insert the screw back in
3 cut the guts out of the spark arrestor (about 90% of it, leaving only the bracket lip that the screw inserts into) and then insert the bracket lip and screw back in
I saw a video one time where a guy did that to an ms201, I think it was, not a ms200. I dunno why he did that. Would it better to do this (No. 3 above) so the screw hole doesn't get gunked up, and, if so, why does it matter? I figure there's a reason, lol. What is the best option?
I am not concerned about forest fires here, we rarely have fires around here. But I'll be observant!