Posted by Two0aks on March 01, 2023 at 10:03:10 from (98.125.179.52):
In Reply to: Chainsaw Question posted by DRussell on February 28, 2023 at 11:22:12:
Similar with rant
have a 25 YO O36. Most always when cold fired after 3 or 4 easy slow pulls (on choke) then would "Catch". Next hard pull fired and was ready to run full throttle. And always restarted first hard pull after sitting a while.
Replaced with MS362. Disappointing. One, two, or three hard pulls on full choke to catch, next hard pull on full throttle no choke and runs, but have to gently squeeze throttle for 15-30 Secs to warm up.
After it sits for 20 Mins or longer, have to choke for it to fire. Won't start first pull after sitting for a short while after being used. Disappointing.
I wouldn't mind ranting about stupid flip caps but won't.
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