anyone in MA that can tune up my husky 272xp

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Stevebass4

Minister of Fire
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Nov 18, 2006
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Franklin MA
i know i can bring it to a local dealer BUT i'd rather pay someone here who i know would do it right

i purchaed a brand new 272xp two years ago.. (was in a guy's basement along with every other high end tool known to man but never used) to date i've put cut maybe 10 cords so far but i'd like to have someone who knows what they are doing tune it up and adjust the high and low settings

you guys know anyone?

thxs
 
Stevebass4 said:
i know i can bring it to a local dealer BUT i'd rather pay someone here who i know would do it right

i purchaed a brand new 272xp two years ago.. (was in a guy's basement along with every other high end tool known to man but never used) to date i've put cut maybe 10 cords so far but i'd like to have someone who knows what they are doing tune it up and adjust the high and low settings

you guys know anyone?

thxs
Its eazy enough to tune a pro saw, its something you should learn only takes sec. to do. http://web.archive.org/web/20051228040631/www.madsens1.com/sawtune.htm
if you can do video of the saw running full throtle will help you dial it in and you will be able to do it on your own from there! or use a tach HUSQVARNA 272 - 13,500 RPM
HUSQVARNA 288 - 13,000 RPM
HUSQVARNA 394 - 13,000 RPM
HUSQVARNA 3120 - 11,500 RPM
 
Thanks for the info!! will give it a shot
 
Stevebass4 said:
Thanks for the info!! will give it a shot
its easy turn the h screw until it sounds like its running lean and mean then back off(left turn) 1/4 turn.Then it will run mean under a load!(in the wood)
 
Let me know how you make out, I might be able to help out.
 
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