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Good to hear, Dave. About time you got that saw running. ;)

Al, I bet it's the inside of the fuel line dissolving due to the changes in gasoline (ethanol mostly). The newest fuel lines are more ethanol resistant. You might have to pick up a roll of fuel line and go through some of your older saws.

My 372s all take 6-8-10 pulls or more on full choke before they kick when cold, but then push in the choke and they always fire off on the next pull. They run perfect otherwise so I just accept it as the nature of the beast. My 395 starts with 3-4 pulls but it's still new.

Good deal! I wish my 395 was that cheap, looks like you got a runner there. :)

Fantastic news, Dave. Don't forget the pics of that old girl spitting wood chips! :D

Betcha you could find a key fairly easily either by researching the exact size and getting one from a hardware store, or by getting a used one off a dead saw (check local saw shops). Or maybe just call up Bailey's and have them mail you one. :)