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Lone Oak Tree Service
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 ธ.ค. 2019
Chainsaw Cleaning Tutorial
How I like to clean a dirty Chainsaw, the fast and easy method.
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MS 460 First cuts
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New saw making its first cuts Cutting Southern Yellow Long Leaf Pine Janka Hardness = 870 Chain = Stihl 33RSLHK 30" Square Hand File.
MS 361 Green Ash
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Cutting Green Ash Janka Hardness = 1200 Chain = Oregon 72CK 28" Square Hand File
MS 460 Green Ash
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Cutting Green Ash Janka Hardness = 1200 Chain = Oregon 72CK 28"
MS 361 Southern Live Oak
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Cutting Southern Live Oak Janka Hardness = 2680 Chain = Oregon 72CK 28"
MS 460 Southern Live Oak
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Cutting Southern Live Oak Janka Hardness = 2680 Chain = Stihl 33RSLHK 30" Square Hand File
MS 361 28" bar
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Chain test. Chain is New Stihl 33RSLH (Semi-skip, chisel, factory square grind)
MS 361 28" bar
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Testing types of chain and file types. This Chain is Oregon 72CL (full comp, chisel ) filed with a goofy file.
MS 361 28" bar E30 Gasoline
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This saw is powered by E30 Gasoline (30% Ethanol) The only modifications to saw are a muffler mod and Carb swap (046 carb) Chain is Oregon 72CK (Semi-skip, chisel) square filed by hand with a double bevel file
MS 880 Build Series - Chain Tensioner & Bucking Spikes
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MS 880 Build Series - Chain Tensioner & Bucking Spikes
MS 880 Build Series - Covers & Handle Bar
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MS 880 Build Series - Covers & Handle Bar
MS 880 Build Series - Tank Handle Assembly
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MS 880 Build Series - Tank Handle Assembly
MS 880 Build Series - Piston & Cylinder
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MS 880 Build Series - Piston & Cylinder
MS880 Build Series - Coil, Carb & Air Filter
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MS880 Build Series - Coil, Carb & Air Filter
Thanks for the help getting mine put together.
That torque wrench was looking a little shady at times.
stihl do a simple tool for putting in the wrist pin clips , get one , if you are doing more rebuilds ,
13000ths an 20000ths is fine buddy , you have end float on the crankshaft , i have never measured the crank position when rebuilding saws , never had one come back yet , an i have done 20 to 30 full rebuilds with new cases and cylinders , just remember it is not a space ship , it is not taking you to the moon ,
There were a few moments when I'd wish the video showed more detail, also a few awkward foegetful moments/backstracks... but that set aside your video helped me immensly to assemble my FT 880 clone. Thank you very much!
I'm glad that the video was useful to you! would you mind pointing to a time stamp where the info was lacking so that I may add context?
Why do you "drop and toss" Everything?
Strange habits I guess, not even aware that it's happening.
By the way, my reactions to the carb and the trigger were the same as yours. How did you fix the issue with the trigger not closing the throttle plate after you mounted the carb?
when the carb is fully seated with the nuts, it will function properly. at least it did for me.
Wow, Great Build!! Thanks for posting this - I bought the same kit and your video is the most comprehensive build of this model on the internet. I had the same problems you did too; made me laugh when I saw your reactions after I had the same issue. The same head scratching, which bolt to use, why did they do this, no way this is the right way to do this, etc. Thanks again for posting!
Thank you! I'm happy you found the video helpful!
cooool :) love it :)
How do you change out the sparkplug once you put that carb on?
Do you mean the carb cover? With the cover on you can't, but with the cover off the plug wrench will fit between the top cover and carb box.
Qual o curso do virabrequim ??
Do you mean the distance the connecting rod travels top to bottom dead center? Stoke is 43mm
Saw what? The chain saw what nigga?
So how big of a chain will that cut?
This saw can run a bar up to 84" (inch)
yo! what are the products you are using for lubricant and locktite? thanks deep sub
For assembly I'm using Lucas Assembly lube, and Locktight 242.
I have Stihl 880 chainshaw. But this not Stihl 880. This fake Stihl copy 880 …
You are correct, this kit is not produced by "Stihl AG". It is a reproduction MS 880. The parts are sourced by FarmerTec/ Huztl and shipped from their warehouse.
@@loneoaktreeservice5315 Thank you. How work this fake Stihl chainshaw in wood?? Do you know cut very much wood?? Is this strong?
Yes this saw is very powerful! and also very heavy! I use this saw for tree removal, bucking up big nasty Pine, pecan and live oaks larger than 50" in diameter.
What’s up with these commenters? Holy cow. This video is super helpful. I have the g660 and was wondering about h this kit. I’ve never put a whole saw together but may give it a shot. Thanks for the video!
Thank you Urban Lumberjack! I really enjoyed assembling this saw. The parts quality is very good with only a few easily resolved issues. The latest issue after some runtime, I noticed the shroud that covers the exhaust outlet is placed a little too high and was causing the break handle to burn. A slight modification to this shroud and muffler fixed the issue, easy fix.
no wonder your fumbling around so bad look at your fingertips nice nails haha
that chain brake was painfull to watch dude
heat cycles worst thing ever. I don't know who invented it but it doesn't do a damn thing. just run it a tad fat, not wide open throttle for the first 2 tanks (with no load). after that tune her where she runs just slightly against the limited coil and send it.
"Heat Cycling" is an old school method of engine break-in, I'm sure anyone could google it and develop their own opinion over the matter.
@@loneoaktreeservice5315 as long as it doesn’t involve just idling a tank of gas….
@@NathanVdV No, definitely not. I have been following this advice from Wiseco Pistons for about 20 yrs. blog.wiseco.com/proper-engine-break-in-after-a-rebuild
@@loneoaktreeservice5315 it’s seems quite extensive and time consuming. A saw doesn’t need such pampering to be honest.
@@NathanVdV Why would something called "heat cycle" involve idling a full tank of gas? Heat cycle means heat and cold cycle. Start the engine, run it a few minutes until it warms up (cutting whatever). Shut it down. Wait for cool off. Repeat it a few more times. Done. This is how 2 stroke engines are broken in on 2 stroke bikes since forever.
I watched all three hours but no finale? I guess you didn’t include starting it up because it wouldn’t run maybe?
Was the video thumbnail not clear enough? It runs fine. When I get time I'll add a video of the saw cutting wood.
When you were installing your fly wheel nut, it looks like the fly wheel was spinning so that would mean that the nut was not tied enough because the fly wheel was not kept stationary. Did I miss something?
No, it was not spinning. I use a pneumatic impact driver for torqueing the nut down. The impact driver does not crate enough torque in this instance to overcome the resistance of engine compression. What looks like spin is actually a very short rotation, back and forth. In my experience this is the most gentle way to use an impact.
@@loneoaktreeservice5315 Yours is the first complete build process I’ve seen online. Tractor tech did the best MS 660 build but he said he’s not doing the MS880 due to the cost of buying the saw kit.
@@peanutman6593 Yes, it is the most expensive Kit FarmerTec offers. But the parts quality is a step above all other kits that I have built to date!
it was spinning
@@peanutman6593 How much money this fake copy 880 cost?
Thank you so much for doing this video. My 888 kit will be here Friday. This is a huge help. Might I ask, are you referencing the stihl shop manual on the bolt lengths and torque or is there a better source of information on that?
Yes, I use an IPL and the shop manual.
Thanks! I’ll download it!
I got the saw put together today, followed your video step by step and everything you gave advice on lined up perfectly! Thank you again!
@@066logger I'm glad you found the video useful!! I have an MS 460 to put together next!
@@loneoaktreeservice5315 sweet! I’ll keep an eye out! Are you a dealer for farmertech? I can already see this is going to become addictive 🤣
I thought they were only blue or something I didn't know you can get them in cream Sickle They really make that thing a kit down to the last nut and bolt