How is it you pay 100s for these and you gotta work yourself getting the damn thing started, it’s 2024 there’s gotta be a better way then, pull, flip, pull 7x rinse and repeat
I bought mine from an authorized dealer. They completed their inspection and I took it home. Months later when I needed it, it wouldn't start. Do I need it tuned up by the dealer if it sits for a month or two? Funny enough, the Husqvarna sat for the same amount of time and started right up? I guess that's what I get for having trust in a brand name reputation. MS180, ran once, never used to cut anything. I'll sell it if anyone is interested. Enjoy your day, Friends. Wealth and Happiness.
Hey. Could You help me with an issue? I have the same biscuit jointer (PJ7000), and I experienced that the angle guide is hard to move up and down. I inspected and there's no dust or any obstacle neither on the gear knob nor on the frame. Did You experience such an issue too? If yes, what would be the solution? Thanks for Your response.
Trigger lock located near the trigger. Single speed, not variable speed. No adjustment knob, only adjustment screw. The manual does not show the 9910, but only similar models (9902, 9903, 9920 and 9404) with more features which is confusing.
the ms 180 is worth the 60 more euro from the ms 170 ? I already have a 50 cc husq 346xp and a 70 cc stihl 038 magnum for falling the trees and need a smaller , light and cheap saw for cutting my wood for the woodstove
