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It looks like that hole has no function, you were right. He runs now, not too good at first, but I need to say I forgot to unscrew the mixture screw in order to clean both the hole and screw itself. After having done that and adjusted to the basic, screw in and one whole turn back it runs great...

Maybe not the best picture but it shows what I mean, On the gasket the two horizontal holes are in line, the same position as the black nylon block on the engine. As you can see, the two smal holes on the carburetor body are not in line, the left one on the picture which is situated more down...

Thank you so far, so it should not be older than about 20 years. Ok, which means it can run on a 2% mixture? I will try and make some pictures of the carburetor tomorrow, keep thinking about the hole being blocked. Regards, Ton.

Hi, I am working on a Stihl HS80 and have some questions about it. First, what could be the age of it, my guess is somewhere in the 80's? And if so, what would be the right oil mixture, I have read something about Stihl having its own fuel, which would be the same as the Aspen fuel being 2%...

Hi, my name is Ton and I live in Wormer, Holland. I came over an Stihl HS80, it belonged to my brother who passed away two years ago. I am working on it now and I will start a new thread with my questions. Regards, Ton.