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Thanks once again Mr Ray, very much appreciated!

Can anyone help me with a IPL and service manual for a 2021 Stihl MS362C V2 Chainsaw?

Thanks so much Ray!

Helo Ray, would you have the IPL for a late model Stihl MS291C?

Make sure you clean all traces of sap off your saw - it will rot magnesium very quickly

Hello Wayne! I'm doing good thanks, and I trust you are too. That pic is actually from 4 years ago and yes it was great (and extremely hard) wood, all gone (and burnt) now though!

My favorite saw. This one has been ported by Scott Kunz, has 210psi and advanced timing. Starting is not for the faint hearted or weak shouldered.

Not today, but on Saturday. Main ringing of the log was done with my ported 084 with a 42 inch bar. broke the rings down with the XS500i with a 20 inch bar. Pulled the loaded trailers out with the D2 as it was both steep and slippery on the way out.

We're all good and well thanks Dr Al, did some cutting on Saturday. used a slightly bigger saw tho. Thats a 42 inch bar.

Great to see this thread Dr Al, the 034S you did for me is one of my favourite saws! How have you been anyway?

Dealer has just emailed and said the 9640 003 1850 Oil seal now supercedes to the 9640 003 1851 oil seal on the NZ Spec 661C (MS661 C-M-Z). Same dimensions so no reason why it wont work on the 1122 series. He has no idea why it doesn't automatically supercede in the system on the 1122 parts lists.

You are dead right, I have asked my dealer if it is temporary supply issue or permanent

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I believe this bearing has been NLA for quite some time.

Just heard this week that the 9640 003 1850 Oil seal 17x32.9x3.6 (PTO side crank seal for 064, 066 and MS660) is NLA on its own from Stihl. It is, however, still available as part of the full set of gaskets and seals, part number 1122 007 1053. Apparenetly as the MS660 has been out of production...

Nope, it was his worker. Apparently he adds the oil after the fuel and forgot to give the fuel can a good shake before he fueled the saw.