carb settings ms 290/029

[splitoak]

Hey guys what are the factory settings for 290/029..thanks..

 

[Firewood Bandit]

This is strange, the table on settings no longer lists most for Stihl's, but does for Huskys.

ModelC.I.C.C.Bore mmStroke mmB.H.P.KwLBS.HLIdleMax RPM
MS 1701.8430.11.758.6----
MS 1801.9531.82.08.8----
MS 192 T1.8430.11.76.6----
MS 200 T2.1535.22.17.7---14,000
MS 2102.1535.22.09.7----
MS 2302.4540.22.510.1----
MS 2502.7745.43.010.1---12,500
MS 2603.0650.23.210.6222,80014,000
MS 2703.0550.03.411.71 1/81 1/42,80013,500
MS 2803.3454.73.611.71 1/41 1/42,80013,500
MS 2903.4556.53.813.0--2,80012,500
MS 3103.659.04.013.0----
MS 3603.75(?)61.5(?)4.412.5--2,80013,500
MS 3613.659.04.412.3----
MS 3903.964.14.313.0---13,000
MS 4404.370.75.413.9--2,50013,500
MS 4604.776.56.014.6--2,50013,500
MS 6505.284.96.416.5----
MS 6605.691.67.016.5--2,50013,000

 

[Firewood Bandit]

Sorry about the table losing columns, apparently it didn't like copy and paste.

 

[Clyde S. Dale]

Are you asking about the H and L screws? I always start 1 full turn from fully seated for both then fine tune from there. If you have a tach that will help you set the max RPM with the H screw as shown in the list FW Bandit posted above. Looks like 12,500 is where you want to be, 2,800 for idle.

 

[splitoak]

Thanks gents..

 

[TreePointer]

The standard carb settings (number of turns) are in the operators manual, which you may download from the Stihl website.

If there was a muff mod performed on the saw, factory rpm settings will not be appropriate. And if there are limiter caps on the carb screws, you'll need to pull or trim those for adjustment.