The MS150 Has Arrived

I have a magnesium beer cup that someone gave me. When you pour from a can into it, or a bottle, it makes the beer have a very smooth and soft head on it, very nice like on tap, or even more so. Very different from pouring into a regulr glass. It's uncanny.... I could never find any information about them, nor being sold anywhere. Apparently it was some promotion from a car parts place. It's real cool. That would be a good thing to offer, and I think it must be pretty unbreakable. Quite unique, is my impression.
 
These are magnesium.
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http://www.cafepress.com.au/+magnesium+steins
 
This is the place with the real arborists Matt.

Heck these fellers are so good at what they do that by watching them, I have even managed to get my fat ass up in a tree......a few times. :/:
 
Randy can I buy one from you and have you send it after you work it over?
 
Nobody in particular, Randy, more a once prevailing attitude that no trees should be cut. I should have said that the Pine Beetles ran that attitude out of town
 
Been having a couple of non oiling issues with my little 150. Stripped and cleaned the bar and oiler the other day but it was still sporadic. Today I drained and rinsed the tank with a bit of 2 stroke mix and it seems to have finally flushed out the crud that was in there. Result.

I also decided, after trawling through this thread, to drill the muffler with a 10mm hole. The UK model exhaust looks nothing like the pictures posted here.

Jeez, it sounds like a stonker with bags of power for such a tiny saw. Cant wait to use it tomorrow.

Anyone else who has done this, did you richen the mix a little bit when you did yours? I will do a few test cuts tomorrow and then check the plug for colour but just wondering if I should richen it up a bit before hand?

Any advice appreciated, cheers.
 
biggun said:
Been having a couple of non oiling issues with my little 150. Stripped and cleaned the bar and oiler the other day but it was still sporadic. Today I drained and rinsed the tank with a bit of 2 stroke mix and it seems to have finally flushed out the crud that was in there. Result.

I also decided, after trawling through this thread, to drill the muffler with a 10mm hole. The UK model exhaust looks nothing like the pictures posted here.

Jeez, it sounds like a stonker with bags of power for such a tiny saw. Cant wait to use it tomorrow.

Anyone else who has done this, did you richen the mix a little bit when you did yours? I will do a few test cuts tomorrow and then check the plug for colour but just wondering if I should richen it up a bit before hand?

Any advice appreciated, cheers.
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Just check tune at full throttle.. Listen for the burble.. If saw wants to climb in rpm past it's normal level, feel free to give the high side screw 1/8 turn or so, counter clockwise, as insurance.. Opening mufflers up is a plus on "Most" of todays models..
MasterBlaster said:
Where did Randy go?
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He's on vacation... Sorta...
 
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