Set the hi and lo screws to about 7/8ths of a turn out after turning them fully in, and the machine should start...you then set the idle screw to get a comfortable tickover once the saw has warmed up. Set the idle screw in too far, then back it off. Careful with what you are doing here - chainsaws take no prisoners!
John
May 2009
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