Thanks for doing this video. My 461 has been spot on with the carb settings you put it at. I richened it up slightly when it gets really cold here. It can be confusing setting the high jet with a tachometer and the limited coil unless you know the ideal RPM in the cut and being mindful of the needle position in relation to the recommended stock setting while you are adjusting. One cannot stress enough that you have a sharp chain and make sure your air filter is really actually clean before adjusting the carb. Shine a light into the filter and make sure you can see light through it on the HD-2 filter. Clogged pores on these filters really hurts the power of the saw. Checking your spark plug after adjusting and running for awhile is a good idea as well.
Can I keep the adjustment limiter out after removing? A friend said they need to go back in, but wouldn’t shaving the small tab off be the same as not having them at all? Thank for the help
Hi Donny! Just clarifying, you're removing the limiter caps just to double check the carb is at stock setting? I'm assuming you can set the high and low to those stock settings with the limiter caps still on? Thanks
Great tips. On the new 461I got in last week, I popped off the little metal cover that goes around those caps, then pulled them both out to tune it. Great point about cutting air! Saw only cuts wood when the chain is touching it 😎👍
Hey, Thanks Donny! Glad I subbed to your channel after stumbling across your videos over at Buckin Billy Ray's. I never felt my 461 needed any adjustment after installing the Bark Box from West Coast Saws. They actually recommended grinding off the tabs and retuning after installation but I held off. I figured I'd get the hang of running the saw without modification, then grind if needed; but aside from some minor adjustments for cold and different performance gasolines, it never needed a boost. Pulls just fine with a 36" bar through everything except the largest Live Oak around here. In hard, wavy oak I just let the saw pull itself, no encouragement from me. Only bogs a bit if I start really leaning on it. Again, that would be running a 36" bar with a full house chain, square filed. I have a hunch though, that's because I need practice on my square filing. I'm terrible at it, but opportunity for practice is knocking.. With a 24 inch bar on it, the saw couldnt care less what I'm cutting.
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Thanks for the info I just picked up a 461. I'll dial in those settings
*Gracias por esta informacion no sabia como retirar los seguros.*
Does the 462 have the same carb?
have MS 460. carb # HD 16 443. # on the carb itself. same settings on the MS 460 ?
Can't buy that kind of experience and wisdom, you can only earn it by doing the job. Great stuff! Thanks for sharing the love
Thank you for all the great information Donnie love the channel
Good to see ya buddy ✌️
Thanks for doing this video. My 461 has been spot on with the carb settings you put it at. I richened it up slightly when it gets really cold here. It can be confusing setting the high jet with a tachometer and the limited coil unless you know the ideal RPM in the cut and being mindful of the needle position in relation to the recommended stock setting while you are adjusting. One cannot stress enough that you have a sharp chain and make sure your air filter is really actually clean before adjusting the carb. Shine a light into the filter and make sure you can see light through it on the HD-2 filter. Clogged pores on these filters really hurts the power of the saw. Checking your spark plug after adjusting and running for awhile is a good idea as well.
Your on the money good job
Thank You Donny. Just pulled my carb off my 461. And was hoping for some instructions So happy for your intell. Explained perfectly.
Awesome tips buddy thank u!!
Hello Donny!!! AND THANK YOU!!!!
Good to know thanks 👍
Can I keep the adjustment limiter out after removing?
A friend said they need to go back in, but wouldn’t shaving the small tab off be the same as not having them at all?
Thank for the help
Good day sir. How to tune up the MS 070 STIHL sir? Thank you sir.
Hi Donny! Just clarifying, you're removing the limiter caps just to double check the carb is at stock setting? I'm assuming you can set the high and low to those stock settings with the limiter caps still on? Thanks
I will be looking forward to the 7310 demo, as I have one and really have fallen in love with it. I think it's an exceptional value. 💪👍
Very helpful. Thanks
do you sell the max flow filters?
We don’t but maybe soon
Where can I buy a sweatshirt like your wearing.
Thank you. Looking at getting a 461
Good info!… thanks Donny!
Great video thank you
good info there don but i have an old 046 mag
Good saw adjust rpm at 13500 to 14000 and like I say good fuel mix sharp chain rock on
@@donnywalker4691 thanks don
Great Tutorial!!!!
Oh no !
Hi Donny😊
Do the late 046 (2003) have the ignition limiter?
Btw love your videos✌🏻
Best regards Henrik. Denmark Europe🤟🏻
No they didn’t hi there in Denmark 🪵👍
Do you know how i should set the carb? L and H? I run a bark box with a 21mm output port, and I have open the muffler inside☺️✌🏻
Great tips. On the new 461I got in last week, I popped off the little metal cover that goes around those caps, then pulled them both out to tune it.
Great point about cutting air! Saw only cuts wood when the chain is touching it 😎👍
You got it Jim how ya doing 🪵👍
@@donnywalker4691 pretty good Donny, it warmed up again, was pretty cold earlier this week.
would you mind sharing some info on the 7910's your building ive got 5 of them lol not much information or content on them out there
You mean 7310
Oh Dolmar you mean I think there a great saw I have done a couple they ripp
Hey, Thanks Donny! Glad I subbed to your channel after stumbling across your videos over at Buckin Billy Ray's.
I never felt my 461 needed any adjustment after installing the Bark Box from West Coast Saws.
They actually recommended grinding off the tabs and retuning after installation but I held off. I figured I'd get the hang of running the saw without modification, then grind if needed; but aside from some minor adjustments for cold and different performance gasolines, it never needed a boost. Pulls just fine with a 36" bar through everything except the largest Live Oak around here. In hard, wavy oak I just let the saw pull itself, no encouragement from me. Only bogs a bit if I start really leaning on it. Again, that would be running a 36" bar with a full house chain, square filed. I have a hunch though, that's because I need practice on my square filing. I'm terrible at it, but opportunity for practice is knocking..
With a 24 inch bar on it, the saw couldnt care less what I'm cutting.
Cool bud the new hexa chain and file will be out soon it looks good chisel filing in to the tooth is a art you need patients and understand it