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It's funny here you go to an authorized stihl dealer and they give you a cheap Chinese kit and like you say it's $30. You can get on eBay and get a genuine walbro kit for $10-15. The big problem is when you need a kit they are not always found for cheap, the day you get it installed they are...

That all depends especially on the fuel. I have saws that are all of 10 years old that I have done nothing to except clean and run them. I'm sure those carbs are not perfect being that old but those saws run just like a new one so I see no reason for a kit. Now with ethanol gas it would not be...

Sorry I met the adjustable main jet. The 020t I have here has a walbro with a fixed main, I'm going to try the 025 carb seeing how they can be had for cheap. I was told the linkages need to be swapped and it will work on the 200t. For $30 I'm willing to try it and see, if it doesn't work I'm out...

I have done a few with success. Its a simple fix and beats buying a new $70 carb once a year. I want to check into using the 025 carb. I was told it's the same as the 020t carb but is adjustable, might give it a go and see how it works it's a walbro not a Zama I believe.

A carb tear down is no big deal just be sure the shop floor is cleaned up good. If parts go flying it may be a bit of a pain to find them, i speak from experience. I have had them totally apart many times Welch plugs out and all. Realistically for a basic carb kit installation there is not much...

I was skeptical at first if it would be worth it. Lawrence had posted so much free information on YouTube that I was hoping it wasn't just a repeat of that. The video has a lot more info in it and it's not a bunch of useless rambling either. I actually learned a lot more than I would have...

https://gumroad.com/l/YAySg There is a link on the treestuff site as well that will take you there.

I actually like a larger line in my HH2 better. The yale blue moon was ok but I tried some of my 1/2" xtc and it worked better for me at least. I'd like to try some vortex next for a change.

Any of the yale 11.7 lines work well with it.

Sounds like the grapple setup will actually be a step up and forward from the chipper. I have a lead on a grapple and loader already that sounds like it will be plenty cheap, I need to look into a trailer setup for it. I think I will buy it and use it some before selling my chip truck. I don't...

Also Levi that ergo has been tossed in the corner after having to adjust it every other climb it drove me nuts and I picked up a used TM.

Thought I replied to this but must not have hit submit. Usually I can find a place to get rid of brush and if it's within 20miles of my home I just bring it here and unload and sort it all out later. It's the jobs that are 30+ miles when it starts to get a little more difficult, no different for...

Hi everyone new to the site so I wasn't sure where to put this but here looked good. I'm looking for opinions from people who have gone to grapple trucks or trailers for moving brush rather than chipping, even someone who is just loading a trailer instead of chipping might have some input...