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I recently purchased a used MS291 and it has this easy start system on it. Really appreciate this video and that it isn’t too long. Thought maybe the starter was broken on mine but now I see that I’ve just been regular start aggressive with it and didn’t need to be. Thanks.
Sure works for an old retired family doctor that used his head and hands in his 43 years of taking care of people, but never was athletic or strong. I can start this stuff at age 77. It works.
If anyone undrestand what he is talking abour,he is talking about easy starting on some models chainsaes,hedge trimmers.If you have chainsaw without easy start feture,then you have hard time to pull hecause you feel compresion.With this easy start ferure,you can just easy pull!I had hard time start ms 250
Informative and funny man, great video and totally sold me. I have one hand, hard to start chainsaws for me. I've even tried electric ones but they are just garbage, going to try one of these bad boys. Keep up the great work!
The 800c does have easy start and can be a bit trick. I do a short slow half pull and then a full pull. It seems as though a longer pull is critical to these starting. Also the first start of the day I start it on the ground. Hope this helps.
I've got a ms251, a coworker has a 251c, and watching him crank his is painful, mine cranks perfectly and he agrees. Maybe his is a lemon, maybe we both try to crank it like a regular saw. But if you're a grown ass man, get a regular saw.
So, do you pull the easy start rope all the way out and let it slam back into the rewind assembly -- which is what a dude is telling people in a TH-cam video -- or do you just pull out nice and easy and the saw will start? Pulling the rope all the way out and letting it slam back into the saw just seems crazy to me. Help!!
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I recently purchased a used MS291 and it has this easy start system on it. Really appreciate this video and that it isn’t too long. Thought maybe the starter was broken on mine but now I see that I’ve just been regular start aggressive with it and didn’t need to be. Thanks.
That saw is not something you see to often
Sure works for an old retired family doctor that used his head and hands in his 43 years of taking care of people, but never was athletic or strong. I can start this stuff at age 77. It works.
Freedom!
Great channel thanks for posting
My MS230 from 2007 has an easy start, i let a friend of mine use it and he thought the starter was broken lol
If anyone undrestand what he is talking abour,he is talking about easy starting on some models chainsaes,hedge trimmers.If you have chainsaw without easy start feture,then you have hard time to pull hecause you feel compresion.With this easy start ferure,you can just easy pull!I had hard time start ms 250
4 foot 11 inch, 115 lb, farm fit 65 year old woman...bad shoulder.
Which chainsaw would you recommend please
A 16" Milwaukee with 12AH HD battery
Informative and funny man, great video and totally sold me. I have one hand, hard to start chainsaws for me. I've even tried electric ones but they are just garbage, going to try one of these bad boys. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the encouragement
Thanks man. Does the BR800c have easy start? I've been really struggling to work out starting procedure on that thing
The 800c does have easy start and can be a bit trick. I do a short slow half pull and then a full pull. It seems as though a longer pull is critical to these starting. Also the first start of the day I start it on the ground. Hope this helps.
I've got a ms251, a coworker has a 251c, and watching him crank his is painful, mine cranks perfectly and he agrees. Maybe his is a lemon, maybe we both try to crank it like a regular saw. But if you're a grown ass man, get a regular saw.
The MS251C is not fond of the grip it and rip it. You need to pull like it is a HEAVY door. Glad your MS251 is right for you!
I can't believe you threw Cheryll under the bus like that!
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So, do you pull the easy start rope all the way out and let it slam back into the rewind assembly -- which is what a dude is telling people in a TH-cam video -- or do you just pull out nice and easy and the saw will start? Pulling the rope all the way out and letting it slam back into the saw just seems crazy to me. Help!!
Wait till you get to 68