how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[Hinerman]

Take the bolts out and jerk that bastard out of there..

I tried. Even tried to hammer it out from the top. I think that was a mistake.

 

[Hedgerow]

Spent he day testing and practicing cold start racing..
For levi’s 3 cube, he was gonna run the stump broke 346 and a good chain...
But something bumped it out of the spot...


The 5105 said gimme an 8 pin and step aside...

@Miller Mod Saws congrats...

 

[Semotony]

Don’t ask!!!!

How do you get a cylinder off a stuck piston?

My first response includes taking out the plug and an adapter for the grease gun. But I am best known as a smart☆ss who uses field expedient paths. Like my plan for milling 80" diameter (circumference) log with a mill w/68" max cut.
Plan included; 90° guide traveling down 1x3 rectangular tube to cut in line with pith, after mill had cut as far as it could. This ; 1/4" bolt prevents finger spring apart, better clamp onto bar. Neodymium magnet keeps chain swap tools near and works reasonably well for the small size of saws that fit. Patience is a blessing however.

 

[Hedgerow]

I tried. Even tried to hammer it out from the top. I think that was a mistake.

Take the muffler off and see if a ring is hanging up in a port.

 

[Workshop]

I tried. Even tried to hammer it out from the top. I think that was a mistake.

Just remember, Thomas, it a chainsaw. Not the Space Shuttle. It ain't that hard.
Study it through .

 

[Hinerman]

Just remember, Thomas, it a chainsaw. Not the Space Shuttle. It ain't that hard.
Study it through .

Remember the source. It might as well be a space shuttle. Thank you though.

 

[Dub11]

Missouri river about 5 more feet and the sign will be in the river.View attachment 171617

Any fish biting?

 

[67L36Driver]

Spent he day testing and practicing cold start racing..
For levi’s 3 cube, he was gonna run the stump broke 346 and a good chain...
But something bumped it out of the spot...

View attachment 171679
The 5105 said gimme an 8 pin and step aside...

@Miller Mod Saws congrats...

That 346 is junk! Only suitable for old men to use.

Send it to River City.

I’ll even pay postage.[emoji56]

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Any fish biting?

was fast. Not a bite. Plus I didn't have a rod or a hook.

 

[Hinerman]

Just remember, Thomas, it a chainsaw. Not the Space Shuttle. It ain't that hard.
Study it through .

I got it . Lots of hammering!!!

Now, how do you get the piston off the rod? And how can I tell if the crank and bearings are good?

Back story. The saw is a stihl 362 mtronic that was straight gassed by my friends tree service. Stihl dealer quoted $500-700 to fix it, so my friend said he would just buy a new one.

You all know me and know I don’t work on saws. I’m not even sure if im calling the parts the correct name. I thought this would be a good time to give it a shot. I don’t know if I can even put it back together...lol

 

[Dub11]

I got it . Lots of hammering!!!

Now, how do you get the piston off the rod? And how can I tell if the crank and bearings are good?

Back story. The saw is a stihl 362 mtronic that was straight gassed by my friends tree service. Stihl dealer quoted $500-700 to fix it, so my friend said he would just buy a new one.

You all know me and know I don’t work on saws. I’m not even sure if im calling the parts the correct name. I thought this would be a good time to give it a shot. I don’t know if I can even putt back together...lol

Um we gonna need a live feed camera above the bench......

 

[Hinerman]

Um we gonna need a live feed camera above the bench......

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

I got it . Lots of hammering!!!

Now, how do you get the piston off the rod? And how can I tell if the crank and bearings are good?

Back story. The saw is a stihl 362 mtronic that was straight gassed by my friends tree service. Stihl dealer quoted $500-700 to fix it, so my friend said he would just buy a new one.

You all know me and know I don’t work on saws. I’m not even sure if im calling the parts the correct name. I thought this would be a good time to give it a shot. I don’t know if I can even put it back together...lol

Use your phone camera take pictures as you go.

 

[Hinerman]

Um we gonna need a live feed camera above the bench......

That’s it for tonight. I’m going to need to know how to clean the case out. There’s metal chunks in there from the cylinder and rings I believe

 

[Hedgerow]

I got it . Lots of hammering!!!

Now, how do you get the piston off the rod? And how can I tell if the crank and bearings are good?

Back story. The saw is a stihl 362 mtronic that was straight gassed by my friends tree service. Stihl dealer quoted $500-700 to fix it, so my friend said he would just buy a new one.

You all know me and know I don’t work on saws. I’m not even sure if im calling the parts the correct name. I thought this would be a good time to give it a shot. I don’t know if I can even put it back together...lol

The piston is held on the rod with a pin.
It’s held in place by circlips. Remove them and tap the pin out .

 

[Hinerman]

 

[Hinerman]

Got that bish...I had to look up what a circlip is on the internet to see what you were talking about.

 

[Hinerman]

Use your phone camera take pictures as you go.

Too late...

 

[Hinerman]

Good night for now...

 

[Hedgerow]

Too late...

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Good...

Now, throw that M’Fer in the trash and head down to your local husky dealer...