Shindaiwa Chainsaws

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Originally Posted by hiline

sorry mate cant help you myself :angel:

but mine has been fantastic since new
never been serviced yet like most my mechanical things:wasntme:
never worry to much about the fuel mix either..........

but the darn thing never stops :D

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just gets a lil hard to start sometimes ;)

yeah but once i run the old fuel out from last trip its fine again :angel:

fuel doesn't go stale in my books :p

Well i'm happy to report that my chainsaw is getting fixed, after 3 days at the shop he discovered that there is a problem with the saw other than a fuel problem, he put a carby kit through it, but that didn't fix it, he's going away for Xmas and so are we, so he's lent me his 377 Shindaiwa for our trip away and it will be fixed when he comes back.

So hopefully all will be good after Xmas:D

Baz.

Except you won't want to give it back.

Check what chain is on it, if it is a full chisel, take care. IIRC it should have a pro-lite bar and chain.

CC

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Originally Posted by Col.Coleman

Except you won't want to give it back.

Check what chain is on it, if it is a full chisel, take care. IIRC it should have a pro-lite bar and chain.

CC

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Ahh no if it's fixed i'll keep it, he suspects it has an air leak, which is what mcrover mentioned.

I haven't really looked at his saw, i've been busy building some new sliders for the Disco for our trip over Xmas.

Baz.

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Originally Posted by Redback

Ahh no if it's fixed i'll keep it, he suspects it has an air leak, which is what mcrover mentioned.

I haven't really looked at his saw, i've been busy building some new sliders for the Disco for our trip over Xmas.

Baz.

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no wonder your chainsaw is stuffed :eek:

its for cutting wood .............;)