Severely Clogged Carburetor Crisis - Could It Spell the End for This Stihl MS391? How To Prevent!

In this video, we tackle a Stihl MS391 suffering from a severely clogged carburetor, choked with a significant amount of dirt intake.
Join us as we meticulously clean the carburetor, and discover if the chainsaw's rings, piston, and cylinder have sustained any damage.
Will this straightforward cleaning revive the chainsaw, or is it the end of the road?
Tune in to find out if this Stihl MS391 will live to cut another day.
Don't miss the crucial step to avoid putting your chainsaw in this unfortunate position.
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[@kooljrock]

What an ACE!

[@chainsawace1777]

😜😜😜😜

[@REDLINERUNNER]

Some people are so dumb that they don't deserve even a rock... Poor saw. I have MS311 which is exactly the same, except a bit smaller piston and cylinder. Very happy with performance.

[@chainsawace1777]

Thanks for watching.

[@jasonrodenbaugh8374]

Another awesome video!!
Was that filter damaged or did it have a bad seal?

[@chainsawace1777]

Thanks so much!
Filter did not appear to be damaged and the seal was fine.
The dirt appeared almost like a fine powder or baby powder. Very very fine. I think it was smaller than the micron rating of the air filter and just penetrated the filters fleece.
Very strange.
I've seen this happen with a Briggs and Stratton before on a mower. First time I've seen it on a chainsaw.
Not sure of the conditions the saw used in.
Thanks again man!

[@jasonrodenbaugh8374]

Could this be because the chain is not sharp or not taking a big enough chip?

[@Okinawa1914]

No clin air filter ,clin cheinsaw ,fresh 2t oil no problem