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Maybe keep the gas in quart oil bottles in a cooler of ice. Fill up the air conditioned saw with ice cold gas just before you fire them up. Ice cold bar oil could help cool down the crank case after a run, so the heat doesn't transfer to the gas tank and carb as much.

Tank pressure might force fuel in the engine if that's possible. I had one go lean from vapor lock in the lines today. And consider the extra low density air from the outside heat + heat from the saw's hot covers. That might cause a rich tune.

I do the toe thing if I need full throttle, so one hand can hold the saw down while the other pulls. I forget about propping the bar on a log. Well look at that, my saw is ready for a full throttle start in my picture there

Thing about the 015 is you can tune it lean, so you can now create over lean all the way to over rich conditions using the choke for whatever the conditions. If I have to do a full throttle start on a big one, I used to jam my foot in the handle and use big toe to press the trigger, but boots...

Just what I want to hear, your 35 years of confirmation on this issue. You'd think that would be the first problem/solution in the trouble shoot list in the front of the manual to educate everyone, but we are all too smart to read a chainsaw manual because we might read something we already...

This seems to be a pretty common issue at least in my experience. I used to rarely if ever run chainsaws in the hot summer because it is too hot to work. I do it more now and of course know others that do obviously because we all need work. Recently my echo 271t which would always start in two...