WANTED Stihl tools

[Boomhower]

stihl

Id sell that junk


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[dall]

Id sell that junk


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lol used once just like my timberline sharpener

 

[trooney]

lol used once just like my timberline sharpener

Yeah, I sold my Timberline....

 

[Boomhower]

lol used once just like my timberline sharpener

I got my paypal ready

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[Boomhower]

Bump for Stihl seal puller.

 

[drf256]

Another Lisle owner here, but used all of one time.

Once @angelo c told me to knock one side deeper in with a punch as my first step, I’ve never had a single problem removing with needle nose pliers. Even on the little guys.

Money better spent on the OEM seal install tools IMHO.

 

[jacob j.]

I've never had good luck with the Stihl or similar seal pullers either, and I've owned both the Stihl version and knock-offs.

I just made my own seal pulling tools by getting a bunch of used flathead screw drivers at a pawn shop for 25 cents each and bending them
into a variety of configurations to suit different motors. In fact, that's a good way to get a lot of the special tools you need for saws - buy used
tools/drivers/sockets at a pawn shop or garage sales and then modify to suit. I have a whole box of "specialty" tools now done that way.

 

[Boomhower]

I've never had good luck with the Stihl or similar seal pullers either, and I've owned both the Stihl version and knock-offs.

I just made my own seal pulling tools by getting a bunch of used flathead screw drivers at a pawn shop for 25 cents each and bending them
into a variety of configurations to suit different motors. In fact, that's a good way to get a lot of the special tools you need for saws - buy used
tools/drivers/sockets at a pawn shop or garage sales and then modify to suit. I have a whole box of "specialty" tools now done that way.

Got a stihl seal puller lined out. Still need a crankcase splitter though.

I did what your talking about with a couple of 026’s. What I dont like about that is there is a chance I will scar up the case or the crank with a screwdriver. I try to eliminate as much error on my part.

 

[angelo c]

Got a stihl seal puller lined out. Still need a crankcase splitter though.

I did what your talking about with a couple of 026’s. What I dont like about that is there is a chance I will scar up the case or the crank with a screwdriver. I try to eliminate as much error on my part.

usually...and I stress the "Usually" part...the crank is harder then the tool...My fear was always that I would scar the crank as well. But haven't yet...( knocks on forehead)

 

[Boomhower]

usually...and I stress the "Usually" part...the crank is harder then the tool...My fear was always that I would scar the crank as well. But haven't yet...( knocks on forehead)

Man i looked at those cranks no less than 10 times to be sure I hadnt messed them up before i pressed the seal in.

 

[Lightning Performance]

All seal pullers suck imo.
Went back to a small slide hammer.

 

[Boomhower]

I got a stihl seal puller Ill give it a go. Still need a case splitter if anyones got one.

 

[Boomhower]

Ttt for case splitter

 

[av8or3]

For the record, I like my Stihl puller. The secret to success is to punch one side IN some to break the seal to the case. Then it will easily pull.

 

[Boomhower]

For the record, I like my Stihl puller. The secret to success is to punch one side IN some to break the seal to the case. Then it will easily pull.

Looking forward to trying mine out. Have a 024 project inbound soon.