@@IndianaDoug There is one brass nozzle with no hole and then one just to the side of it that has a small hole. Thats the high speed fuel supply. With large saws at Stihl and Husqvarna this was done to limit top RPM. I can explain but too much to write
I keep getting mixed answers. Some say no, and some say they made them on certain model years. I’ve personally never seen one until these clones came out.
You are doing a great job of finding out its idiosyncrasies so everyone else will have an easier time with this saw. Well done, be blessed. My friend.
I appreciate that.
Love learning something new ,😊
You will have to plug the small hole in the other brass plug to be adjustable. It’s a fixed jet because of that hole.
I’m being advised on the next step. But which hole are you referring to? The brass jet hole?
@@IndianaDoug There is one brass nozzle with no hole and then one just to the side of it that has a small hole. Thats the high speed fuel supply. With large saws at Stihl and Husqvarna this was done to limit top RPM. I can explain but too much to write
@@ForestApps no I understand Tim. Thanks for the insight sir👍🏻
I had Kevin L do my 3120 carb for me. Came out beautiful.
He’s the man.
@@IndianaDoug yeah he really is. One of the best imo
Good information and legwork!
Thank you, Doug 🙏🏿
Good informative video. I have carb original with 2 adjustments and yes 91 year.
Really? Thats awesome!
@@IndianaDoug although it has the 2 adjustments I can't say 100% is factory, never installed it as need some adjustments to accommodate the H screw.
@@dn0682 yes. You typically have to grind out a section of the air filter housing to accommodate
Nice work doug
Thanks Mike, it didn’t break so I’m happy.
Good info to know !
Thanks for the info
At least it has a removable fixed jet. Curious as to whether you can lean it out without plugging it.
That’s the next step. If I can get a starter rope that doesn’t break it would’ve been done already🤦🏻♂️
You've been misinformed. The 3120 never came with a high side adjustment.
I keep getting mixed answers. Some say no, and some say they made them on certain model years. I’ve personally never seen one until these clones came out.
Good work!
Thanks!
Sounds like they put thread locker on it.
Could be
Think that glue issue will be fixed on the production models? Never heard of any clome saw having the high jet screw being glued in place.
I know, it weird. I don’t think they’re going to fix them.
I wonder if they will come out with low end and high end versions of this saw like some of their others?
Good question. I would guess no since they didn’t with the 395 clone
Im wondering if thats a fixed jet?
Next puzzle piece I’m figuring out.