Restoration of a STIHL MS 180 C chainsaw | Part 1 - Disassembly

This is Part 1 of my restoration of a Stihl MS 180 C chainsaw. Here you can see how to disassembly it step by step
Part 2 will be about a boring but deep cleaning. There is a lot of dirt gathered in so many years of use
In Part 3 I will assembly it, replace some parts and also TEST IT
This video - PART 1 - contains:
00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Failed starting attempt
00:58 - Disassembly start
01:20 - Oil/gas tank lid
01:50 - Removing rope starting assembly
03:35 - Removing magnetic fly wheel
04:43 - Removing clutch brake mechanism
06:43 - Throttle mechanism
07:17 - Ignition coil
09:15 - Removing the clutch
10:05 - Air filter support and carburettor
11:00 - THE ENGINE
12:25 - Oil and Gas tanks
12:45 - Exhaust
13:50 - BONUS: Removing oil pump

[@nickallen937]

I just inherited one of these. Thanks for the video.

[@khairunnidahajiabdullah8030]

Thank you so much hope this will teach me to disassembly my sthil ms170

[@dusansaric480]

Nice

[@amandagardner565]

damn that thing was FILTHY.
i'd wash it down with kero in a parts washer before stripping it.
i bought one with a damaged piston & bore, spotlessly clean like new (ran with straight petrol i suspect), thanks for the strip down video.

[@nicub.1595]

👍💯👍

[@nelsfreeman7465]

A 3/8 earthquake impact won’t loosen the clutch.. he got it by hand 🤔

[@UsualRepairs]

Actually if you block the piston like I showed, you will be able to loosen the clutch very easy

[@nelsfreeman7465]

@@UsualRepairs I have a thick strap of leather I put in the piston.

[@UsualRepairs]

I think is ok, if not, use rope

[@alejandroluer]

Lol

[@fractuss]

If this is an "easy start" saw you are pulling the rope wrong. It's not like other saws.