Chainsaw Repair

Wrong, wrong, wrong and wrong I'm afraid. Many dealers are simply not up to speed with the AT saws. They don't even have the diagnostic tool and many that do don't know how to use it. These guys will continue to steer folks away from AT cause they're scared of it. Don't know how long they plan on staying in the business, because AT is the way things are going to be.

The hard starting was due to lack of reserve voltage in the coil; nothing to do with AT.

Early 562's had case bolts that could back out, and that was the cause of some lean outs, not the AT.

If the AT fails, it defaults rich and can't wipe a saw. I've seen several 576AT's that were saved by the auto-tune dumping in extra fuel to compensate for something like a **** boot.

End users and dealers alike tend to blame everything on autotune cause they don't understand how it works. I mean if a tree falls the wrong way, it must be the auto-tune right?