I screwed up majorly please help!

[CoreyB]

yep not really enough room to double nut, maybe tack weld a nut to the top of the stud so you can take it out with a socket
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Ya I don't know if he will even want me anywhere near it to fix it.

 

[Definitive Dave]

studs are still available from Stihl
Dave

 

[Deets066]

If it ain't your saw the first step is to call the dude and gash things out before goin any further

 

[USMC615]

If it ain't your saw the first step is to call the dude and gash things out before goin any further

Egg Zackley...

 

[Chris Zautner]

Mike Lee is one hell of a good dude !

Truth

 

[Deets066]

Truth

I heard he's a hack

 

[USMC615]

Haven't read the entire thread, skipped, jumped around...if all previous methods fail to get that head off...Tannerite will definitely do the trick. Make sure you egg splain to the saw owner, this was Code Black, Blue, or Red...whatever the local yocal hospital refers too.

 

[Chris Zautner]

I heard he's a hack

Don't get me started. Lol

 

[Jon1212]

Get a big eye bolt threaded into the spark plug hole, attach fifty feet of 5/8" chain to the eye bolt, tie the powerhead upside down on the bow of your boat. Now here's the crucial part, attach to the other end of the chain one 090, or two 048's, or six 031/32's, and toss into the deepest part of the lake. That should pull that cylinder right off.

You're welcome.

 

[odin]

Dunno how common these are, but just in case...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stihl-chain...679714?hash=item46514c83e2:g:YawAAOSw2GlXGqSZ

 

[USMC615]

Get a big eye bolt threaded into the spark plug hole, attach fifty feet of 5/8" chain to the eye bolt, tie the powerhead upside down on the bow of your boat. Now here's the crucial part, attach to the other end of the chain one 090, or two 048's, or six 031/32's, and toss into the deepest part of the lake. That should pull that cylinder right off.

You're welcome.

Lmao...this is absolute Best Answer material.

 

[Jon1212]

Lmao...this is absolute Best Answer material.

Go ahead, hit the button...

 

[CoreyB]

Dunno how common these are, but just in case...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stihl-chain...679714?hash=item46514c83e2:g:YawAAOSw2GlXGqSZ

Hey thank you for the link. I am guessing one way or another a new P&C will be going on this saw and I will be paying for it.

 

[Guido Salvage]

I think I have a short block here, however I need the decomp off of it. Let me know before you start spending $.
@Definitive Dave, this is the one I got from you at the yard sale. Remember anything about it?

 

[VinceGU05]

A: if the jug is free from the case ( may need a tap to break the seal) and the piston moves with the jug as one ( and the crank can spin), the nut has somehow fused the 2 together.

B: if the jug is free from the case ( it jug should then come off) and you cant turn the crank the nut has wedged itself between crank and case.

both are difficult situations to get out of but not impossible.

is it A or B.

 

[Definitive Dave]

I think I have a short block here, however I need the decomp off of it. Let me know before you start spending $.
@Definitive Dave, this is the one I got from you at the yard sale. Remember anything about it?

That was a far piece back in time, I Had no idea what it was at the time, but either an 075 or 051 I think.
Blast from the past for sure.

 

[super3]

Block off plates on the ex & int and use the grease method.

 

[Definitive Dave]

Block off plates on the ex & int and use the grease method.

I don't think Olivia Newton John is the answer

 

[T.Roller]

Get a big eye bolt threaded into the spark plug hole, attach fifty feet of 5/8" chain to the eye bolt, tie the powerhead upside down on the bow of your boat. Now here's the crucial part, attach to the other end of the chain one 090, or two 048's, or six 031/32's, and toss into the deepest part of the lake. That should pull that cylinder right off.

You're welcome.

Reported

 

[backhoelover]

Good luck friend hope all is well. Don't beat your self up over what happen.were just human and we have all been there