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Guys get into that back and forth saw hack attack movement and it seems a hard habit to get out of. My impression is that is often starts from cutting with a dull saw. That one in the vid seems sharp enough.

I know of two cases where saws seized up due to the two cycle oil being put in but not shaken up. Fortunately, neither saw belonged to me.

I didn't mean to give the impression that anyone here was running their chains too tight, was referring to my neighbor. His practices can apply to a lot of chainsaw problem topics, really. He moved in with his wife, a retired couple, and since the place they bought has a wood stove, bought a...

I assumed they were talking about a slight richer setting, not enough to have the saw running rough.

Then there are the guys like my neighbor who run their chains so tight that the saw gets real hot. Is that carbon on the bar beneath the tie straps? :O "It smells funny".

Same here, not cold enough. I can't recall what temp they advise to remove the baffle at, but it is pretty cold. I thought i would give it a test and take it out anyway in the winter, but nothing seemed different. Heck, you hardly even need snow tires anymore.

Sounds the same as tho 020.

The 020 has the removable baffle tab. I guess they eliminated it when the replacement MS200 came out.

Hot saws not starting can be a coil going bad as well.

I use premium in almost all of my saws, them being modded, but I do find that some stock saws run better on regular. Good information on vapor locking.