great video, I'd only add that greasing the spindle bearing under the clutch cover is very important during annual tune ups. Thanks

Nice video! However, I would have turned the bar over when installing the new chain. Keeps the bar from wearing out.

great video and great tunes 🎵

If you use a stiff piece of wire with a hook on the end to pull the fuel filter you will lessen the chances of damaging the fuel line. Pulling the sprocket is easy and lubing the spindle bearing cage should be part of any routine maintenance.

Excellent video! Great job.

Really good demo. Nicely done.

Very well done. Great tutorial. No bs.

At this point in time I'd rather listen to your rooster than that 90s grunge station.

Thanks. That pricked my memory and it's time for a tune up.

Good job, thanks for keeping it simple and showing everything from beginning to end!

Thank you! Save a lot money doing it yourself

Well done. thanks

Awesome video, never really understood how those carby adjustments worked.. Make it much easier now!

Excellet tutorial!

Good video thanks man

Big like!

Ali is correct, chain too taut. Also, old timer taught us to dunk new chain or newly sharp clean chain in winter bar oil over night. Sure slows chain stretch on new chain.

Pulled my MS471 out after sitting all winter. The starting cord was really hard to pull. Took out spark plug and engine turned over easily. Took it to service and they sail it's ok to pull the starting cord hard. Still wont go so bought the tune up kit, sprayed that carburetor cleaner into cylinder and into carburetor. So will let it sit overnight and see what happens tomorrow.

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Thanks for this video, very informative. Do you run rec fuel in your saw?

I got the same saw and I’m going to open the muffler a bit, when I tune it to make it less lean, would that be the H or L adjustment

Size of bar ?

Doesn't even look like you've cut but 1 tree up with that thing....still new out of the box looking.

Not called a blade its called a chain 😂just saying