SILLY QUESTION ABOUT A TS510AV

[JohnnyBlade]

Like title states. So I'm starting to work on one for my buddies dad and I hit a wall already. Is there some sort of Stihl proprietary scrench to get the spark plug out? Shallow socket to short, deep well to long, can't get to it with a wrench, none of my screnches r the right length either.
P.S. This thing is heavy as hèll and would make a fine anchor

 

[Bill G]

Support the owners...........use a shorty

T-wrench Flathead x 19mm x 13mm (3/4'' x 1/2'')

T-Wrench Flathead x 19mm x 13mm (3/4' x 1/2') fits Stihl, Husqvarna, Echo, Poulan, Makita chainsaws. Durable steel, corrosion-resistant for bar nut and spark plug maintenance. Buy at HL SUPPLY.

www.hlsproparts.com

 

[Wilhelm]

Unbolt the cylinder then unscrew the plug!?

 

[JohnnyBlade]

Support the owners...........use a shorty

T-wrench Flathead x 19mm x 13mm (3/4'' x 1/2'')

T-Wrench Flathead x 19mm x 13mm (3/4' x 1/2') fits Stihl, Husqvarna, Echo, Poulan, Makita chainsaws. Durable steel, corrosion-resistant for bar nut and spark plug maintenance. Buy at HL SUPPLY.

www.hlsproparts.com

Thought I tried that already. Have been busy with kids baseball. I'll get to it more this week hopefully and check in later with updates.

 

[JohnnyBlade]

Unbolt the cylinder then unscrew the plug!?

I hope not, LOL!

 

[Bill G]

You may have to slice one end off of the wrench but if a shorty T-wrench does not do it then I think you are screwed.