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I could take them to Vancouver if necessary but figured there should be someone local that's good.
Just got 2 older chainsaws. They look to be in great shape but haven't been run in a couple of years. I would like to get them tuned up before I fire them up.
I'm in Lac Le Jeune so Kamloops is good. I am traveling back and forth to Vancouver so I could throw them in the truck and get it done there if needed.
Recommendations?
I'm happy to take a PM if you don't want to post publicly.
B & L small motors in Kamloops does good work
Google will show you how to do it
Tune up, or hot rod? Tune up you can do yourself easily. Hot rodding....I'm sure theres a logger or two that can make some suggestions. Once you've compared a hot rod saw to a well tuned stock one though you'll be one sad woodchuck.
I can do it. But, I don't have a lot of time. By the time I go get plugs and all the shit I need - I might as well drop off and come back when it's done. I'll be doing my 100 other projects I'm trying to get finished before it gets cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocksteady
Ferguson ! Good People there ! ;) RJ
https://ferguson-equipment.business.site/
If by older you mean no brake, there is no shop in town that will touch them.
Cheaper to buy my next to new 036 Stihl with spare chain and extra bar.