Science...for dummies like me

[Duke Thieroff]

Hope I don't sound too much like I'm from Western Pennsylvania

 

[angelo c]

yup... "pooling" that bearing in....straight up EASTcoast PA...

yes us "NO accent at All" guys from Jersey.
... we hear it....

 

[Lightning Performance]

You had me @30 seconds, "cool tool"
Hand model

yup... "pooling" that bearing in....straight up EASTcoast PA...

yes us "NO accent at All" guys from Jersey.
... we hear it....

You from Joesey? I'm from Joesey

 

[stihl_head1982]

I didn't see a link for a tool?
I heard "cool too" and something about a hand model.
What is this tool you speak of.


Another question. Why not use a small impact on the nut to pull it in?
Is that too much?

 

[Duke Thieroff]

I didn't see a link for a tool?
I heard "cool too" and something about a hand model.
What is this tool you speak of.


Another question. Why not use a small impact on the nut to pull it in?
Is that too much?

The real tool is the guy on camera, but you can find the helpful device right here:
https://www.sawsalvage.co/products/...ch-press-fit-wrist-pin-extractor-removal-tool

I'm too dainty for an impact, you could try one and I'm sure it would be fine, but with the minimal amount of force needed it's really not necessary

 

[angelo c]

new video doing its thing on a wrist pin please !!!


and more o that hand modeling stuff too..

 

[JoeDirt]

Chris are you selling the complete farmertec kits or just the assembled saws?

 

[Duke Thieroff]

new video doing its thing on a wrist pin please !!!


and more o that hand modeling stuff too..

 

[Duke Thieroff]

Chris are you selling the complete farmertec kits or just the assembled saws?

Hey buddy!


Just the complete saws right now, we could get the kits in if someone was looking to do that....

 

[JoeDirt]

Hey buddy!


Just the complete saws right now, we could get the kits in if someone was looking to do that....

The idea keeps crossing my mind. I'll let you know if I want to pull the trigger on one. Thanks!

 

[angelo c]

thank you sir... I've had a few that could a used that tool.

 

[Duke Thieroff]

thank you sir... I've had a few that could a used that tool.

I like using it for the regular style pins if they're tough to get out.

 

[exSW]

Hope I don't sound too much like I'm from Western Pennsylvania

Straight outta Hookstown

 

[Duke Thieroff]

Straight outta Hookstown

I'm literally right down the road from there...

Independence Twp

 

[Lightning Performance]

And his back yard is in Asia. They make calipers there
Somebody had to heckle you.

That's good stuff right there. Straight to the point with no fluff or BS. When I was young and super cheap it was easier to get a crunched saw and swap it's guts out or grab the brass drift pin and a hammer. It never ends well for the piston. That tool just makes it effortless and easy, so easy to fix so many small assemblies.

 

[Duke Thieroff]

@Stump Shot

Where you at Uncle Steve?

 

[Duke Thieroff]

And his back yard is in Asia. They make calipers there
Somebody had to heckle you.

That's good stuff right there. Straight to the point with no fluff or BS. When I was young and super cheap it was easier to get a crunched saw and swap it's guts out or grab the brass drift pin and a hammer. It never ends well for the piston. That tool just makes it effortless and easy, so easy to fix so many small assemblies.

Yep, you're right buddy. I remember working on these saws in the past and that was always a fear of mine. I knew there had to be a better way.

Those companies all had their own special tools for removal, but they're mostly long gone. We were looking for something plentiful and easy to replicate.

Now we're finding more and more uses for it.

 

[Stump Shot]

@Stump Shot

Where you at Uncle Steve?

I'm here now.

 

[Duke Thieroff]

I'm here now.

 

[Stump Shot]

Looks like you been using your head for more than just a hat holder. good job Dukey!