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Old 03-31-2008, 01:52 PM
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Butch, Brianh and Pete,
Thanks for all the advice on the 306. I collect mine on tuesday April 1st. Only hope I won't end up being an April fool. I will definately let you guys know how I fare, but as I am moving to a small coastal village it will be some time before I start carving again. Also Pete thanks for visiting the art site of my work, glad you like Nikita.
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Old 03-31-2008, 02:41 PM
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vibrating wrist wrecker...

Hey Butch

I dont have a lot of experience of Echo saws, sounds like a fuel line problem????

Have you cleaned the fuel filter intake?, sawdust dropping into the fuel tank when re-fuelling maybe????

Maybe a new spark plug, a rich oil mix could be carboning it up a bit???

I have a competition here in UK at Blenheim Palace that Echo are sponsering, insisting we use only Echo saws, and another one in september, nice fat redwood logs, Echo saws aint as popular here in UK.

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