We have had trouble with the older Mac's, and older Echo's being able to run the R plugs. On the newer EPA ignitions no problem. Thank you Richard, I learned something from you today!
Great to hear, I’m still learning after 50 years, Always good to keep learning my Mentor told Mr in automotive class , High School. WestCoastMuscleSaws TheChainSawGuy Rich
Spark plugs - if in doubt, I replace them. On most of my Stihl saws I use Bosch WSR6F at .020 or NGK BPMR7A. Some saws use Champion CJ7Y, but these are older saws. I like Bosch because they can get wet multiple times with gas and still work. NGK plugs are not as tolerant of getting wet with gas multiple times. Those of us that own Stihl saws know how often we accidentally flood them. With Bosch plugs I very seldom have to replace spark plugs, which is why I use them. On the smaller plugs used in newer Strato saws I use the Bosch USR7AC or NGK CMR6H.
If your running Castor (benol or blendsall)or anything with a percentage of Castor (techniplate) the plug will get carbon no matter how hot of a plug you run. Not to many people use castor based premix anymore though.
Happy to have found your channel!
Thanks Mike,
Glad you like it!
WestCoastMuscleSaws
TheChainSawGuy
Rich
thanks for the new video
No problem!
We have had trouble with the older Mac's, and older Echo's being able to run the R plugs. On the newer EPA ignitions no problem. Thank you Richard, I learned something from you today!
Great to hear,
I’m still learning after 50 years,
Always good to keep learning my Mentor told Mr in automotive class , High School.
WestCoastMuscleSaws
TheChainSawGuy
Rich
Great Information, thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Always good to keep learning!
WestCoastMuscleSaws
TheChainSawGuy
Rich
Cheaper plug tank broke at 19 bends. Hips plug at 13 bends
There is alot more to this than people realize awesome video thanks again Sawking
SomTrue Eric,
WestCoastMuscleSaws
TheChainSawGuy
Rich
Great Video, Rich! Arccaptain wants to invite you to test our TIG200P welder machine. Would you be interested in giving it a try?
Spark plugs - if in doubt, I replace them. On most of my Stihl saws I use Bosch WSR6F at .020 or NGK BPMR7A. Some saws use Champion CJ7Y, but these are older saws. I like Bosch because they can get wet multiple times with gas and still work. NGK plugs are not as tolerant of getting wet with gas multiple times. Those of us that own Stihl saws know how often we accidentally flood them. With Bosch plugs I very seldom have to replace spark plugs, which is why I use them. On the smaller plugs used in newer Strato saws I use the Bosch USR7AC or NGK CMR6H.
Good info John,
WestCoastMuscleSaws
TheChainSawGuy
Rich
Hope all is well with u an the family Rich.
All good,
Take Care My Friend
WestCoastMuscleSaws
TheChainSawGuy
Rich
If your running Castor (benol or blendsall)or anything with a percentage of Castor (techniplate) the plug will get carbon no matter how hot of a plug you run. Not to many people use castor based premix anymore though.