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I think stilh has a lifetime warranty on the coil for 361 for the original owner. I don't know if it transfers if the saw is sold.

I have watched those, I assume the stop is there so you can't go the wrong way.

Can you post some more pics, toying with the idea of making my own version. How does it compansat for wheel wear. What purpuse does the chain stop serve? So many questions , I think a few pics could answer haha Thanks

This would be my bet. You can prime it with the primer bulb, but it won't keep pumping fuel.

Can you pull it over with the saw in the off position?

Stihl makes two gasket sizes for that series.

Sounds like timing is off, I had a two slot flywheel that if I put on wrong would do the same thing.

I use the larger Oregon wheels once they are worn down, had to make a bushing since the arbor is a different size. You can see in the pick I run the chain backwards when doing the rakers

It looks like a 399, I have one I use for rakers.

Thanks, it is still a work in progress. I keep having to make changes as I get more tools and saws.

Stihl fg2 like Philbert said, on your vice what are the other holes and notches used for?

I received my chain vice yesterday, works great and cannot say enough good stuff about the quality. I new right away I wanted a way to position the vice at all sorts of angles and found the perfect vice(for my vice at harbor freight for 22 bucks. Lets me adjust to any angle I want to get after...

I have one and it has its place, I use it on my ms170 when the weather gets bad or I am going wheeling in the snow. I like the idea of not having to file a chain if I hit a rock or the pavement. It has came in handy more than once for removing fallen trees across the road. That being said, I...

Not unless they planed ahead 20 years ago. Haha

The first thing to do when you start square filling is forget everything you do when you round file. The aprouch angles and direction you file are completely different. Some of the pics in this thread look like guys are round filling with a square file. They will cut but not very good.

Where would a guy find the special tools manual? I know there are parts that will do 064/066 bearings/seals in the kit, so I think it should have most the stuff I wanted 026,036,044 (I hope)

I enlarged this pic, if these numbers help identify what saws this kit will service

I think I got a good deal, just hope it works with modern saws

Who can tell me more about the specialty tool kits from Stihl? I purchased this and would like to find out what the different pieces fit. Part # 0000-890-1705 Thanks

No offense taken, just giving you crap Cutforfun not cut4fun