The video where you’re cutting and talking, the saw sounds pig rich up high. Might need to lean it out just a tad. Sounds like it’s tuned great in some of the other videos!
Thank you for the response. I noticed it sounded not quite normal as well. I didn't do any tuning on it, so I probably just need some maintenance. Could also need a little longer warm-up. I usually let it warm for at least 5 minutes before cutting.
@adriancollins7236 Thank you for the response. As of yet, I haven't needed to tune it beyond the factory setting. The only thing I have done with the saw was opening up the airflow a bit in the muffler. It was quite restricted from the factory. It sounded like it was starving for air, so I gave it some. Made a huge difference when I am cutting bigger wood.
The video where you’re cutting and talking, the saw sounds pig rich up high. Might need to lean it out just a tad. Sounds like it’s tuned great in some of the other videos!
Thank you for the response. I noticed it sounded not quite normal as well. I didn't do any tuning on it, so I probably just need some maintenance. Could also need a little longer warm-up. I usually let it warm for at least 5 minutes before cutting.
You will never hurt a saw running it rich you will if you lean it out too much it seems to have plenty of of power for a home owner I’d leave it alone
@adriancollins7236 Thank you for the response. As of yet, I haven't needed to tune it beyond the factory setting. The only thing I have done with the saw was opening up the airflow a bit in the muffler. It was quite restricted from the factory. It sounded like it was starving for air, so I gave it some. Made a huge difference when I am cutting bigger wood.
The chips look small from what I seen. May need to sharpen the chain or file the depth gauge down some.
@@genefariss5018 Both. That chain was pretty dull cutting on the white oak.