that's why I stick with the old skool saws. Not a fan of the "maintenance free" gadget ......The auto tune Husky's actually tune the motor as it's in the cut. ...You do that with a screwdriver?They will also keep the saw running at best possible performance even as the air filter becomes restricted. I don't think there are any cars or trucks made with tunable carbs on them any more. Same deal with the saws.
What model Husky or Stihl would be appropriate for my needs?
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The auto tune Husky's actually tune the motor as it's in the cut. ...You do that with a screwdriver?
Yup.
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