Dad bought an 029 Farm Boss about ten years ago. I'm the only one that has really used it since then. It used to start hard after being put away for the summer. To start it for the first time in a season I would give it a little shot of carb cleaner in the fuel tank. That always got it to pop off. I would not runn that mixture out but after it fired up I would dump out the mixture and put fresh gas/oil in. I found that to start a cold Stihl there is a step by step procedure: 1. Choke and pull cord three times 2. Push choke lever all the way down and pull cord until it fires. 3. Put choke lever back into choke position and pull cord until it runs (usually 1 or 2 pulls) 4. when running pull trigger and start cutting.
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