Yeah the husky one is ok 👌🏼 so I drilled a hole then fitted a small pipe. The pipe had a thread on the end so I made sure the hole was bang in size (a little smaller than the pipe) then screwed the pipe into the hole which kind of threaded it’s self in there
Yea it does which is handy 🤙🏼 and I didn’t find a solution other than taking the auto caps off and just pouring it in, the husky filler caps do fit but in my experience they are bad quality and don’t last very long, but of a shame echo have made them so small as it’s a pain when sending the saw down and the groundies get all annoyed 😂
Hi mate, top video! Not long had one myself. Just wondering if opening the exhaust helped with pick up and general power? Mine just doesn't rev up like I want it to, slightly hesitant whatever way I go on the L screw. Cheers!
Hi man cheers for the comment 🤙🏼 yeah I found it helped with the torque, if you start with a small hole and see how that goes then build up to a bigger one if needed. I ended up with a 12mm hole then put that pipe on. If you know someone that can rig weld a pipe on that would be best as it pushed the gas and hot air away from the saw and doesn’t burn the plastic 👍🏼 I only needed to mess with the carb slightly, I just turned the H screw up a little and adjusted the L screw to fit the size hole I drilled 👍🏼 hope this helps man
So it’s much lighter, it cuts smoother and with less kick back, you can bore into larger wood much easier so if you cutting a large diameter log and doing a step cut or gob cut you can bore in from one side instead of using the top of the bar and reaching around, and with the smaller chain I’ve found it cuts quicker as it’s taking less bites of the wood. The main downsides are it’s a pain to sharpen (I’ve found any way with the 1/4 chain) and if you get the bar pinched theres more chance of it bending the bar and chain (which I’ve done a few times). If your going to get one I would highly recommend the stihl bars, I’ve had a few of the panther ones and yeah they look cool but I’ve gone through 4 now and they don’t last and are no where near as strong 💪🏼
I have the shindaiwa version, the 362ts... after 1 year i'm happy. It's a good chainsaw
The Husqvana fuel can with injector valves fit the 362TES small fuel/oil holes fine. How did you do the muffler mod?
Yeah the husky one is ok 👌🏼 so I drilled a hole then fitted a small pipe. The pipe had a thread on the end so I made sure the hole was bang in size (a little smaller than the pipe) then screwed the pipe into the hole which kind of threaded it’s self in there
Hey mate nice review!
Where did you get the 1/4 clutch/sprocket?!
Thanks
Chainsaw bars uk . Com 🤙🏼
Does the pull cord handle fit in the cap like with the 2511?? Also have you found a solution to the small diameter fuel and oil holes yet?
Yea it does which is handy 🤙🏼 and I didn’t find a solution other than taking the auto caps off and just pouring it in, the husky filler caps do fit but in my experience they are bad quality and don’t last very long, but of a shame echo have made them so small as it’s a pain when sending the saw down and the groundies get all annoyed 😂
Ha! Them steady handed groundies
Ha! Them steady handed groundies
Ha! Them steady handed groundies
If I buy one now should it have 2023 on it instead of 2024 like a Stihl saw would it will it have 2024?
Not sure on that one 🧐
Hi mate, top video! Not long had one myself. Just wondering if opening the exhaust helped with pick up and general power? Mine just doesn't rev up like I want it to, slightly hesitant whatever way I go on the L screw. Cheers!
Hi man cheers for the comment 🤙🏼 yeah I found it helped with the torque, if you start with a small hole and see how that goes then build up to a bigger one if needed. I ended up with a 12mm hole then put that pipe on. If you know someone that can rig weld a pipe on that would be best as it pushed the gas and hot air away from the saw and doesn’t burn the plastic 👍🏼 I only needed to mess with the carb slightly, I just turned the H screw up a little and adjusted the L screw to fit the size hole I drilled 👍🏼 hope this helps man
What advantages does the carving bar give?
So it’s much lighter, it cuts smoother and with less kick back, you can bore into larger wood much easier so if you cutting a large diameter log and doing a step cut or gob cut you can bore in from one side instead of using the top of the bar and reaching around, and with the smaller chain I’ve found it cuts quicker as it’s taking less bites of the wood. The main downsides are it’s a pain to sharpen (I’ve found any way with the 1/4 chain) and if you get the bar pinched theres more chance of it bending the bar and chain (which I’ve done a few times). If your going to get one I would highly recommend the stihl bars, I’ve had a few of the panther ones and yeah they look cool but I’ve gone through 4 now and they don’t last and are no where near as strong 💪🏼
@@samheemsbergen8871 thanks for that in depth response👍
stihl nice
Do you have links to the mods?
I don’t have links sorry, but the spikes I got from Bellebrook Arb on instagram and the bar, chain and sprocket were from Chainsawbars UK 🤙🏼