arborworks1
Treehouser
I'm having trouble with the saw dieing as I hit the throttle after it idles for a few seconds. It fires right back up and cuts fine. Any one else having issues with the mtronic?
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Evan Sussman
TreeHouser
I've had mine for a week, run about 4 thanks through it. I was having trouble with Stihl after the 201, but I'm quite happy with the 201tc. I bought the light bar, and love it.
Evan Sussman
TreeHouser
I'm sorry I can't be more useful. Have you tried the mtronic learn process? 5 full throttle high load cuts in a row? It's in the manual...
Reddog
TreeHouser
Talked to my dealer this morning about this.
Try starting it on choke and let it run choked for a minimum of 90 sec.
Turn off
Switch to run, start and let run for a minimum 90 sec without touching the throttle.
Turn off
Restart and make a minimum of 3 cuts at full throttle. More if you have the wood.
If that doesn't set it straight, take it back for the shop to put the reader on.
Try starting it on choke and let it run choked for a minimum of 90 sec.
Turn off
Switch to run, start and let run for a minimum 90 sec without touching the throttle.
Turn off
Restart and make a minimum of 3 cuts at full throttle. More if you have the wood.
If that doesn't set it straight, take it back for the shop to put the reader on.
Reddog
TreeHouser
Because it isn't a real butterfly choke but an electronic choked circuit in the processor.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Is this a good thing? Sounds needlessly complicated.
Reddog
TreeHouser
Jim, it is the way you field reset the electronic carb. No computer hook up needed.
Compared to field tuning a MS441 non Mtronic, pretty simple and quick.
Compared to field tuning a MS441 non Mtronic, pretty simple and quick.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
That makes sense. Not speaking of professional saw users like you fellows, but I wonder what the percentage of the population of saw owners are competent at tuning?
I am certainly no saw mechanic.
I am certainly no saw mechanic.
Jed
TreeHouser
But you should be Jim. These electronic carb saws are just absolute trash. Either company makes no difference.
Evan: it's good to see you back on here, brother, but... I can tell you: for a Christian, you're going to do an awful lot of cussing that new saw of yours.
Evan: it's good to see you back on here, brother, but... I can tell you: for a Christian, you're going to do an awful lot of cussing that new saw of yours.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi
I don't touch mine. Saw mechanic I go to has been telling me for years that they put them little screw drivers in the tool packet to drum up more business.
I have to wait till January to get my hands on a new 201. I'll be sure to comment on it
I have to wait till January to get my hands on a new 201. I'll be sure to comment on it
SouthSoundTree-
TreeHouser
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Not speaking of professional saw users like you fellows, but I wonder what the percentage of the population of saw owners are competent at CUTTING WITH A CHAINSAW?
What do you base that opinion on?
My guess would be that I have quite a few more saw hours/year than you (and in fact most people here) and I find them to be excellent.
I particularly like the fact that you don't have to consider how warm the saw is when starting it, as in " Do I need to engage the choke or not"
Just flip the switch all the way and it'll start, cold or warm.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Well, I have seen what I can do with a chainsaw, so my guess would be the percentage is quite low.
Dogdad
TreeHouser
Do any of you wish you would have bought the factory revised 201t before the 201t c-e has taken over the market place?
I just bought another one a week ago,they had like 8 more on the shelf,i agree great saw,I actually prefer it over the 020,i used the first gen 201 and obviously it was garbage. They got em dialed pretty well now,.imo
Dogdad
TreeHouser
No..they are only producing the 201t c-e from what Stihl has told me. Also,,,all the dealers around me are only getting the m-tronic version. That's why I grabbed the last two 2nd gen 201t's in my area. When they're gone, they're gone.
Reddog
TreeHouser
Dogdad
TreeHouser
I think Cory may have mis read my previous post....I said the 201t is not being produced , but the mtronic 201t has taken its place..
Yes, the 201t which replaced the legendary 0200, is now basically discontinued and the computer chip-based 201tc has taken it's place, is that what y'all are saying? No more adjusting the carb as needed with a screwdriver, a laptop is needed?
Dogdad
TreeHouser
Yep...don't know about a computer,,,but no carb adjustment
