"Two stroke engines rely on effective scavenging in order to operate correctly. This clears out the combustion exhaust gases from the previous cycle and allows refilling with a clean mix of air and fuel. If scavenging falters, the mixture of unburnable exhaust gas with the new mixture may...
Running the saw at wide open throttle, without any load on the motor, should produce a "four-stroke" sound when properly tuned.
What you are describing is probably normal.
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