At start-up, an improved decompression valve and metering spring provide more exact fuel management.
The start support function of the capacitor results in much less pull start force when the capacitor is started.
Operator convenience is provided by a single lever that controls the On/Off Choke action.
A five-stage filtration system, combined with innovative directional air flow, ensures cleaner air for improved saw performance and longer blade life.
Decompression valve in the starter grip for speedier starting.
Using a five-stage filtration system and innovative directional air flow, you can ensure clean air for improved performance and longer engine life.
The start-support feature of the ignition coil reserves electrical energy with each draw, allowing for faster start-ups.
For improved saw performance, the Makita 14-inch 73cc Industrial Power Cutter is equipped with a five-stage filtration system with innovative directional air movement, which offers exceptionally clean air. Cushioned operator grips and four vibration-absorbtion rubber buffers help to improve operator comfort. Garden hose gravity feed tank or pressure tank are both compatible with the water equipment that was assembled for the saw. A carburetor controlled by a microchip is meant to adjust engine timing in response to the amount of work being performed.
This is the second time I’ve seen him in a week, and neither has started. I had three conversations with Makita customer service. As a result, I was told that I had either saturated the system or pushed too hard. It was stated that flooding was common and that people should use caution. This should not happen with a $900 saw, and having a customer support representative inform me that I needed to teach them through “my” starting procedures was condescending. It was just me and three contractors hanging around waiting to use the saw; we had all used a saw of a similar design from HD rental before. I ordered this second saw because I did not want to have to wait for the exchange to be delivered to my location. The fact that I now possess two saws costing $1,800 that would not start and that I will not receive any genuine assistance from customer service is beyond frustrating. Makita instructed me to drive the vehicle to an approved service center for warranty maintenance (which was not close to my residence); this was after only 24 hours of ownership..really. It was necessary to return both saws and replace them with Hilti..how is it possible for such a respected brand to fail with such indifference. Fortunately, Amazon accepted both returns; the Hilti I had ordered was from Hone Depot, which at the very least will stand behind their product and provide local support.
