How about just the idle screw, where should it be set
randy
February 2012
Run high side screw in to stop and back off one turn.
Do the same with low side but back out one and a half. Adjust with low side till it cranks.
Once its starts, hold saw wide open and turn high side Counter clockwise till the saw alternates between a high and low vibrato.
Turn the low side in at idle till the saw starts to idle up and stop. This should get you going.
Johnny in Texas
April 2007
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