Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
Seeing your post made me pull my little 302 out and run it this weekend, it sure is a sweet little Saw!
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Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
I went and picked up that sachs 112 today, funny thing is I knew the guy, but didn’t realize it until after I had left. He is getting into vintage chainsaws and he has been bit by CAD hard lol I love interacting with people who gets as excited about Chainsaw as I do!
yea man ! they sure have a unique sound pretty loud too !
Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
Yes they are, I’m going to put the video up on my instagram, I put a lot of my chainsaw videos on there, it’s Kensie1988 if you want to go and check them out 
was idling like it was at half throttle but when i shut it off and turned the h and l screws the whole way in and turned them 2 turns out it was fine
May want to vacuum test to make sure you don't have any leaks, cranks seals, gadkets, etc..
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i guess i need a special tester for that ?
Some what.
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i think il investigate it more this weekend
Man I HATE this new Tapatalk app. I attempt to edit and I "soft delete " what would be the purpose of that anyway???
LonestarStihl
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My Stihl dealer also taught me that you can do a “leak test” on the cylinder and such utilizing a gas mix. Block the intake and exhaust ports on the cylinder and fill it with a gas mix as much as you can. Leave it overnight or whatever on something that’ll show fluid. And check all the seals to see if there’s any leaks.
I don’t have a pressure tester so that’s how I did mine. Still had it check by someone else and results were the same.
LonestarStihl
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You mean you hit edit and clear everything? You could hit cancel at that point and try again I guess
LonestarStihl
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Oh I understand that. No judgement here lol
Well at least you don't get brain freezes all the time and can't remember what you were doing, what's worst, I forget names at times.
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Oh those....I call them "brain farts" lol
Mac&Homelite
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That's something new to me. I still like my mityvac though. Figured if I was going to continue working saws and other engines it would pay for itself. So far I haven't found anything major with it, but it's a nice piece of mind for me. Sure was a better $60 spent over the $20 imported compression tester that won't give accurate readings on saws!
Wished I had brain farts, better than losing some of your memory at times. I do things a certain way so I don't forget, the same way I put things in the house. Me having had brain swelling and blood on the brain caused my problem, bad crash a few years back.
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I like doing vacuum and pressure tests. Static test is ok, but that just what it is, for a bad leak.
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