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#464 04/05/01 04:17 AM
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Is it correct to set the " L " needle adjustment first before setting the " h " needle or vis versa ? What is the correct setting on start up & on final set ?

Any suggestions will help.

Thanks in advance !

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#465 04/05/01 07:37 PM
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You start by setting the low screw out by one & a quarter turns and the high by 1 turn then you adjust the low screw first till it does not hesitate after that then adjust the high screw.

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#466 05/05/01 02:01 AM
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Thanks Bruce for the information ! It was very helpful & I/We just love your website.

Keep up the good work !

Greetings from Texas


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#467 05/05/01 06:21 AM
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Does the same settings apply to adjusting a chainsaw ?

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#468 05/05/01 04:22 PM
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Yes that is a standard setting for Brushcutters & chainsaws.

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