I love the primer bulbs on the climb saws.....the one nagging remaining issue with them is that they take several cranks to get going....pump the bulb three or four times, and they start right up on the second pull.
My newer 346 (ported by Jasha Reynolds, so it's a screaming machine that is over 50% faster than stockers) has a worn choke lever that I've been too lazy to replace. Pump the heck out of it, and it will start, sans choking.
My Wraptor is also really cold blooded....pumping it helps somewhat.
). I think that they more or less started on amateur user model saws and have seeped into the professional ranks. Two extra pulls is fine with me over having to press the bulb. I just don't think your fingers need to be a pushing on things like that, it breaks up the continuity of movement, imo.
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