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Subject: Re: Chainsaw repair

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Roe Lane

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Date Posted: 10:34:48 09/24/05 Sat
In reply to: Keith 's message, "Chainsaw repair" on 09:30:09 09/16/05 Fri

Keith: Turn both screws clockwise until they stop back each off 1 1/2 turns. Start, Adj H for max RPM with full throttle adj. L for good idle with little or no hesitation when throttling up. You may have to adj. You may then have to adj. H aagain a very small amount to get max output.
Roe
>Can anyone help me on adjusting a McCullock Eager
>Beaver 2014? It has a throttle screw and a high and
>low adjusting screw. I guess I need to know how many
>turns from all the way in. Other than that it is in
>excellant shape. Fresh gas and sparkplug.
>Thank you...

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