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When you flush , did/do you manually activate the zone valves.

Yes, if you do it with the engine running you will hear if it makes a difference

If the rod doesn't connect to the same lever as the spring, slightly bend the circled lever which should increase tension on the spring.

Is this the part you tried bending

All the wood, Ash, in the pic was cut with it and it’s 14” bar on the saw

I would / have cut trunks up of the lower end of the diameter of yours with my Msa200 and it is fast cutting but, only 8 cuts per charge of an AP300 battery.

When you look from the side with top of rails at eye level, are they running parallel

Thete looks to be an adjuster inside and out on the side rails? if so are they at different heights

Ive got the same ones, twisting the side rails will move the top of the fronts in and out slightly

Sorry fellas I thought I was replying in the newer thread by the OP https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/replacement-mower-rpm-question.634798/

How would Op know if the increase in speed was beyond the safe limits, a tachometer takes away the guesswork

A rotary mower that relies on blades lifting the cutting through a chute into a grass box wouldnt be much use unless running at governed speed especially if wet

why not take away the guesswork?

Vacuum the hole out before driving the screw as it sometimes binds

Didn't get that with a plus app :)

Ive not done it with base units but have 3 high with wall units

Foamed glass acts as damp/moisture control and thermal insulation to acceptable building standards u value.

Think of it as 4 available power settings: Min-1...lowest Min-2 Max-1 Max-2...highest

Try a few Stihl places but you may also come up the "extremely busy" excuse , our local dealer will tell you straight...take it where you bought it.

If you used Ncl5 for your lime crete it will loose most if not all of its breathability as it cures. Adhere-vit is probably product for you....Did you lay the limecrete over foamed glass aggregate? https://www.lime.org.uk/adhere-vit.html