Stihl MS361 Repair

Come along while we repair Bob’s Stihl MS361 by cutting the base to repair an air leak, lightening the piston for longevity, opening the lower transfers a little, and doing a minor muffler mod to reduce heat.

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We commonly have chainsaw theory testing on our Dynomometer (Chainsaw Dyno); like our saws, I continue to upgrade the dyno. The Dyno is homemade, the software for the calculations is written by me; lastly, I have written data collection dyno software; it fits our dyno very well; the software is more comprehensive than can be store-bought!

FYI: I have not previously offered dyno or porting services except to in rare special circumstances. My porting "abilities" are for my own learning and my dyno is to measure my gains or losses to satisfy my own curiosity; as of the new automatic data collection software that I have written, I would consider taking SOME dyno requests.

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