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ZERO reacted to Al Smith's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with
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Something that might have not been considered using the hammer method .It might be possible to nock a piece of chrome from one of the... -
ZERO reacted to bwalker's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with Like.
You got it figured out. This *s-word isnt rocket science.
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ZERO reacted to legdelimber's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with Like.
I'll admit to using the flywheel nut set flush to the crank end. A scrap of aluminum trim coil over the nut and a sharp tap from my...
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ZERO reacted to bwalker's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with Like.
In the first point, one doesn't go "medevel" it only requires a slight tap. Second the nut prevents the threads from getting buggered...
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ZERO reacted to Al Smith's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with Like.
Off topic except for a hammer part .I once dissasembled a Caterpiller D4 pony motor that went through a fire .I think the burned up...
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ZERO reacted to Al Smith's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with Like.
If you going to get medevil with a hammer it had better be a dead blow or a lead hammer else even with soft brass you can f---k it up ...
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ZERO reacted to bwalker's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with Like.
Partially screwing the nut down prevents the threads from getting boogers up. As with anything a little common sense goes along ways.
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ZERO reacted to Stump Shot's post in the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others) with Like.
Upon having just worked on a saw with bunged up threads on the end of the crank it would seem that it's an issue with some, as well as...
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ZERO reacted to Duane(Pa)'s post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
Watch these over and over. there is a lot of crossover between 450 and 451. https://simingtonchaingrinder.com/how-to-videos/
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ZERO reacted to Wolverine's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
Don’t be mad at the machine, it’s capable.
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ZERO reacted to Khntr85's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
I will definitely do that with the motor
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ZERO reacted to pbillyi69's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
you might have to re-shim the motor. the face of the arbor should be half and inch from the bottom of the frame. the motor gets...
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I have not bought a Simington or any grinder. A member offered to grind some chain for me so I’m gonna go that route when needed for the...
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Thanks for the replies - much appreciated!
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Thanks for the replies - much appreciated!