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Derail, Thanks Pete for the info on the 362s...unfortunately I don't get to have access to them yet beyond the training days. They will go back to the dealer for fixing. Funny thing is, most SES units have older smaller saws, and most operators are novices, so the intricacies of the auto tune...

^^^^ for real! I helped with a basic chainsaw operators course last weekend. Two brand new 362C's (Stihl) Stihl dealer gives the emergency services two new ones every year for training. So, one lady had a little trouble starting it, not unusual you all know how much shoulder throw it takes to...

Yup, wiggle that 'corrugated' one, micro cracks can hide in the corrugations. Ditto on the fuel tank vent, I've had to replace two. If the saw dies or doesn't run well, turn it off and crack the cap, if you get a hiss of air going in...clean the tank vent.

Yeah, check out the air leak possibility first. Definitely check the hoses, especially the 'corrugated' one from the gas tank to the carb, likely culprit on an older saw.