Posted by Donald Lehman on September 21, 2016 at 07:30:24 from (172.76.230.193):
In Reply to: Chainsaw Update posted by Determined on September 20, 2016 at 19:08:59:
I have a 2166. Used it for three years now. I believe you will be happy with it. It has enough power you can cut the big stuff in a pinch, and light enough to work well in the smaller stuff. One thing that differs from my Husky is that the Jred air cleaners almost never need to be cleaned. Something about the design that sawdust never clogs up the air cleaner. The only real complaint I have with it is that for some reason it does not start quite as well as my 385 Husky. You can flood it every now and then. When that happens, I let it sit for a half hour, use the other saw. When I go back to it, it always fires up. S'pose it wouldn't hurt to put a new spark plug in it one of these days. (smile)
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