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It would work fine and would not cause damage. You definitely don't want to use less than 0.006" or you could hang open a valve which would cause lose of performance and possibly damage.

@@KevinMartinez-h4s I'm sorry but I'm not willing to put my email out to the public. Did you mail him a saw or were you attempting to buy a saw that was modified by him? Which account did you contact, UA-cam or his Facebook account? I can tell you with a high level of certainty that a scammer has possession of his facebook page and continues to take money from people. So if you sent him money on the promise of getting a modified saw then you don't have many options of getting your money back. If you mailed him a saw or sent him a check then you can call his local police a file a report of mail fraud and theft.

@@jeremywever6947 thanks buddy

They are good saws.

Thanks! That's west of Rochester NY, up near Lake Ontario. That woods should of been cut a lot sooner. Lots of big red oaks. I might have enough for one more short video from that job.

Ah just north of me my cuz lives up around Naples/ Canandaigua alittle south of ya

We took 7000 bdft out of the woods that day from 14 trees. Not a bad jag.

That one was bursting with excitement lol. Hope you're well Mikey

Screaming Jimmy! I'm bringing him ear plugs because he wasn't wearing any. Crazy.

Good to hear from you. I'm in my slow season, just thought I'd grab some material out in the woods. Smashed up one tree unfortunately but that's the way it goes some times. Hope the Wever family is good.

We're doing pretty good, however I'm going to be down for a while, getting a knee replaced ,Tuesday. @@Woodman_Custom_Sawing

We are doing good. However, I'm going to be down for a while, knee replacement on Tuesday. Love that old Timberjack.@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing

@@wayne-wango-wever8393 it will be well worth it. Bionic man lol

A litte rot in that red oak .

The two main branches were very large and had included bark at their union. I might try to salvage some slabs from it or it might just end up as firewood.

Me too! 😂

Thanks

Mikey!

It's a mild build. One I make for Nuts319. Go check him out.

@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing, I’ve watched him fall lots! I didn’t know you did his.

@@oldmanfred8676 I'm building him 2 saws.

@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing, Very Cool 😎

I hope to get more footage this year!

@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing hope all is well!!!

@@DirtRoadLanding everything is good, just busy busy.

Good to hear from ya.

Hi Wango family, hope you all are good.

Cold engine for setting valves.

Thanks! It's a very fun saw to run. I got lucky when I bought it. I even stumbled into a large parts lot and bought everything out I could.

@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing heck if you still got some stuff for the 298xp you aren't using I need a few things and mine will be right there too, and right on! I came across mine the next town over from me so I had to pick it up !

@@shaynelevins1326 sorry man, I'm not willing to sell. I have too many builders. The parts are spoken for those builds.

@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing not a problem, I appreciate the response man and hopefully the builds turn out wonders!

@@shaynelevins1326 I have a video with the 298 is action. I cut a large pine with it.

Also, if you adjust the intake side, should you also adjust the exhaust side? Or can you do one without the other

@@jaketester9555 thanks Jake. I use the torque specs from the Honda manual and Inalways do both the intake and exhaust since I'm already there.

John, I dont understand your question. Can you reference the point in the video where I'm describing it?

Sorry for the confusion. There are 2 sensors for the accumulator, sensor 1, sensor 2 I’m wondering if sensor 1 goes on the top of the accumulator tank or sensor 2. Or does it matter. Second, on electrical connections it had 240VAC, 60 hertz, 4 wire power supply is required. On the interface panel there are only 3 wires, white black, and green for a standard 120v hookup. Is the 240v for EU hookup?

The first think worth trying is dumping out the oil, then add about 8oz of diesel and swish it around really well and drain. I'd repeat one more time and even start the saw and try to get it to pump through the oil pump. Run it with no bar and see if anything comes through. If not, I'd drain the tank then disassemble the oil pump. I cant recall how the oil pump is driven but check to see if that drive is broken. I'd plan on pulling the oil pump and soaking it in some diesel to loosen things up. There is a hose behind the muffler.

Fuel and oil caps might interchange with the L65 but I'm not certain. The 285cd, 1100cd, 2100cd, 2101xp and 298xp are the most similar and have many parts that interchange. The 480cd, 380cd share only a few parts. The L65 is the generation prior to all of these and I dont have much knowledge about what will interchange. I do know the L65 top end is the same as the 380 and 480cd models. Good luck.

As I’m rebuilding a 385cd at the moment I can tell you this, some of the parts are still available but used on different machines, the seals for instance are used on husky disc cutters. Find the part number and search for that instead of “285cd parts”

They are hard to find parts for. I found one from a web site that tells chainsaw parts but cant recall what the site was. Sorry I cant be much more help.

Thank you!

Thanks buddy! I should have shown the dead cherry I cut first. Maybe on the next one!

Yeah, good sized. Maybe about 28". You can see how far my bat reached at the very end when I show the stump.

Thanks man!

Thanks man. Merry Christmas to the wever family. Hopefully we can share a camp fire next year.

@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Not bad for an x-torque eh? Hope you and family are well.

@@Woodman_Custom_Sawing hey man, my xtorq saws run great, especially the ported one. Nice work.

Yes, very much so. It's so easy to use. If I could do it over again I would only change one thing. One of my check valves clatters because of where I installed it in the system lol. I knew better but didn't modify my layout and not it drives me nuts, just a faint clatter. To fix it I would have to drain part of the system and move it so there is a straight runnof pipe before and after it... it's still working as good as the day I installed it. Currently burning 1 load a day in it with highs in the mid to upper 30's.