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Who starts their saws with the chainbreak off?
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<blockquote data-quote="fishhuntcutwood" data-source="post: 382390" data-attributes="member: 5316"><p>OK, I'll say it too, your clutch is messed up. Find a dealer that knows what he's talking about, or if you're any good with a wrench, you could try it yourself. They're really simple to work on and change out.</p><p></p><p>For starting without the brake, on the ground I do. In a tree, I ALWAYS use the chainbrake. On a larger saw like my 660 and a larger bar, I'll set it on a stump to start it. All that weight and bar length on a drop start, no matter how strong a dude is, is recipe for somthing happening.</p><p></p><p>Jeff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fishhuntcutwood, post: 382390, member: 5316"] OK, I'll say it too, your clutch is messed up. Find a dealer that knows what he's talking about, or if you're any good with a wrench, you could try it yourself. They're really simple to work on and change out. For starting without the brake, on the ground I do. In a tree, I ALWAYS use the chainbrake. On a larger saw like my 660 and a larger bar, I'll set it on a stump to start it. All that weight and bar length on a drop start, no matter how strong a dude is, is recipe for somthing happening. Jeff [/QUOTE]
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