That method only fits my fuel cap. No problem with just using my finger and thumb for fuel cap. The oil cap cannot be unscrewed without some kind of tool in slot. Tighten oil cap finger tight when I fill oil and cannot break it loose next fill
I just bought an Echo 2511t clone for $99. What was I thinking?
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That method only fits my fuel cap. No problem with just using my finger and thumb for fuel cap. The oil cap cannot be unscrewed without some kind of tool in slot. Tighten oil cap finger tight when I fill oil and cannot break it loose next fill
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All these cap troubles….
I don’t have any
I don’t have any
thclimer
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It is a strange phenomena that happens with the caps becoming tighter after you run the saw. I initially thought it was I was trying to unscrew when the saw was warm, but not so even after letting the saw cool for day or so the caps are much tighter than when they were hand tight.
The only positive I guess is they don't get looser and you start leaking fuel or oil!
The only positive I guess is they don't get looser and you start leaking fuel or oil!
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