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It’s helps tremendously. Thanks for tuning in! ✌️

Ok I’ll stop talking about it then 😆. ✌️

Thanks Walter. Appreciate your kindness ✌️

The bar on this saw is a 16 inch 3/8 with a pico (low profile) chain.

There is no doubt in my experience that the pipe helps. I notice it when bucking larger rounds like 20-30 inches. Power sustains. Smaller wood it’s not as noticeable. Better throttle response. A sharp chain and a mod like this does a lot. IMO. ✌️

This is an urban fox and she relies a lot on humans feeding her. I did not feed her but she thought I had a treat for her. She is healthy and still wondering the community. ✌️

I’ve been back and forth on doing this as well. My two boys have helped me on jobs and I usually get them to drag brush and chip it. They are teenagers and maybe not as mindful as they should be sometime. I’ve kept the safety mechanism factory for this reason. I’ve stuck a felling wedge in between the mechanism and shoot before though when I’ve been operating it. That works too. ✌️

Hey there. The chipper definitely could use some improvements, one being the wheel base. Glad to hear they are wider now. Mine too is about 1.5 years old now. It’s seen a lot of wood. I’ve had the belt cover off, no grease nipple there. I’ve just been greasing the one on the driveshaft. I pump 3-4 squirts of grease before every use. If it’s full, I get a little seepage come out of the bearing cover. The bearings inside the belt drive area are all greaseless on mine. Thanks for watching. ✌️

​@@Northofsomething82 Thats odd. Mine does have a nipple on the shaft under the belt, and the machine sounds about the same age. Both with narrow wheels. Hopefully the belt-side bearing is okay because I did run it for at least 5 hours without adding grease. The belts themselves seem a bit loose, and I see some black belt dust around. Are belts adjustable somehow? Or just replace when they begin to slip too much?

Hello Sean. Without your saw in front of me I may not give you the answer you want but I’ll try my best. I’d start from scratch. Turn both your high and low jets in all the way then turn them out 1.5 turns. Start the saw, Then, turn your idle screw until your chain starts spinning without you touching the throttle (chain brake off). Now you can tune your low jet like the video shows. After you feel good throttle response, turn the idle screw back in until the chain is no longer spinning. Your high jet will set your RPMs. Too fast, you’ll blow it up. Your choke will only work when the saw is cold. Once you burp the throttle it kicks the choke out. If your saw is warm and you try choke it again, it will flood. Not sure if I answered your question. Steve from Steve’s small engine saloon also has great videos on tuning chainsaws. Maybe check him out too. ✌️

@@Northofsomething82 it's the same saw as yours.. I just noticed with the idle screw if you don't have it unscrewed enough(3 turns I think)you can't set the choke so just trying to figure out after I get the screw unscrewed enough how much further do I turn it out.. didn't know if you knew about the idle screw doing that with the choke or not because I haven't seen anyone say anything about it so was just letting you know just for extra knowledge

@@Northofsomething82 sorry I didn't see your whole comment before I replied.. I had it started and it was running then I zigged when I should have zagged and I can't get it to start again. Ive waited for a few hours to make sure it wasn't flooded because I have a tendency of doing that... When I pull the cord it will give that really high brief rev like normal then after that it refuses to fire... I'll check back after bit. I appreciate your time and help

Thanks Sean ✌️

@@Northofsomething82 welcome.. sorry I just now got on here I ended up with pink eye yippee I haven't had that since I was like 16 that was a long time ago.. anyway I'm gonna try this saw thing again.. I've changed all the fuel lines and the fuel filter and on a side note I had taken the carburetor off and put slits in the adjustment screws so I can use a regular flat head screw driver because I'm poor and can't afford a 10 dollar tool that's sad I love Joe Biden's america NOT lol.. anyway I'll let you know if this starts. Thanks again for your time

Hello Richard. I used Ironhorse’s design. He has a video on his CZcams channel. Check out “ The Ironhorse” channel. He gives a detailed video on how to make it. ✌️

Damn, if you’re gonna buy a piston, carb, head and parts, you may as well just buy a 372xp for $1000 and have a much better saw that’ll last you probably a lifetime.

@@jamesdalme8246 I have bought a new 70cc saw, a proper helmet, a proper pair of shainsaw pants and im still 700€ below the 372xp price. If i buy all those parts i still wont break even with the price of a new husky Edit: also i don't need a Husqvarna. I'm not making a living of firewood and logging. Holtzforma is probably enough for 20 cubic meters of firewood i need a year.

👍 excellent!

Heavy for their size though, 435 is roughly same price and lighter.

That’s a 24” with a 3/8 full chisel chain. ✌️

Thank you for the compliment. ✌️

Hey there. There are so many ways you could charge. I give a free estimate. I typically quote a little high but when the job is complete I come in lower than I quoted. If the stump is more difficult than I predicted then I charge what I quoted and no more. It gives you some wiggle room. In my area I’m the only person that provides this type of service(grinding stumps in tight areas) so I charge accordingly. You have to decide what you are worth. My price may be different due to many variables. I only charge the client per job. My prices are reasonable for my area. I know this because I get repeat customer.

Yeah definitely some issues with the oiler. Mine pumps out too much. ✌️

Do you mean time stamp section of the video? I’m clueless with some of this technology 😂. ✌️

Mine came with a 16 inch bar. Low profile

Get the tuning driver in case you have to adjust out of the box. I have a video on tuning if you need help with that. Hope you have a good experience ✌️

I ordered this one from Amazon. They shipped it from Ontario not china

@@Northofsomething82 u know what the shipper was or supplier?

@thomasmarshall819 it was shipped through Canada post. I do remember that. The supplier was an outfit out of Ontario, I can’t remember those details. I purchased 3 years ago, didn’t keep the info. Sorry pal. I was fully expecting the saw to come from china and to pay duty but was surprised that Canada had a dealer. Amazon made that connection.

It oils heavy but not to the point where it’s too much. I’d rather have it oil more than not enough. ✌️

Thank you, ,I'd heard two tanks of oil to one of fuel which i thought was a bit to much and am going to pick mine up tomorrow to go with my 372 which is getting a little heavy...lol...Thanks for your help...

@happycamper2877 no problem. The fuel tank on this saw is very small, empty’s pretty quick. 👍

So I ended up buying the 135 because it was on sale for 329.00 which is a great deal, I just limbed 2" limbs for an hour and a half no stopping and used 1-1/2 tank of fuel, thought that was pretty good for a new saw not broke in, ran strong and I was very pleased, really nice not having to limb with the 372...lol...Thanks for your help...P/S This oils a little heavy but I like more than not enough...@@Northofsomething82

@happycamper2877 you made a good choice. Can’t beat that price. Happy cutting 😉.

I just bought mines, is there any way to adjust how much oil is outputted? I love it so far as a homeowner saw

@LegendsParadox hey there. Glad you are enjoying the 120. Unfortunately there is no oil adjustment on this model. They pump out far to much bar oil but too much is better than not enough ✌️

@@Northofsomething82 yeah i very much agree. Thanks

Hello Marcel. It sounds like you are having a similar experience so far. It took me some time to get this saw dialled in but once I fixed up a few minor things, it runs really well. You will see a lot of “pipe haters” on the internet saying they don’t do anything but make noise. This may be true if the pipe isn’t build well but in my experience these pipes definitely create a sustainable power band and snappy throttle response. I have pipes on a few others saws on the channel. Check those vids out. All the Ironhorse design. If you are able, i definitely suggest at least trying one. You decide if you like it. Thanks for sharing your information and watching the vid. Stay Well ✌️