hi
i just want to know if this method of h needle setting
applys to all chain saws and trimmers?
with trimmers you close the H needle to where it peaks
then open it 1/8 of a turn and chain saws close the H
needle to where it peaks then open it 1/4 of a turn?
regards
tommy

Re: chain saw and trimmer carb H jet setting

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Bruce

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Tommy,
That is the best way of setting the high mixture screw that I have found in the past.

Regards,
Bruce

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