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- - How To Troubleshoot and Tune Up a STIHL Chainsaw clip 1 -
is the first of four videos I made of tearing down a STIHL MS210C
Chainsaw. Overall Trouble Shooting, clean up, and Tune up. First Time I've ever taken a Chainsaw apart... I'm pretty impressed with myself right now : )
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Saw arrived yesterday th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and today I cut about 3/4 cord of wood with it. Make sure you get an extension chord that is at least 12 gauge wire, minimum. This is my first electric in about 10 years, and things sure have improved. The self-sharpener works great, and it just kept cutting through some pretty decent logs. Wear your eye protection, and ear protection. Excellent saw.
Great job!
Many people might find more confidence and inspiration in seeing an amateur try and succeed at this than in watching a pro knock it over in ten minutes. Thanks for sharing, you give me the confidence to crack my own open
JefAlan Long Thank you for the kinds words, sir. Hope you have a successful experience with your own repairs.
There shouldn't be anything the average person can't do that a so called professional can. Minus any specialty tools, most "professional" are usually taking advantage of the ignorant
Hey Dan,
You gave me the courage to take apart my MS250, and I was terrified before watching your video that I could pull it off.
I know nothing about engines so after spark plugs didn’t fix, and then the magneto (sp?) cleaning I was still not getting it to fire steady.
Last piece I took the muffler cover off, hit it with sandpaper to clean all gunk built up on cover, spacer and metal plate covering the engine case.
Couple pulls I got it to fire. Then held down the trigger with a few pulls and got it to stay running steady…now works like a charm.
Thank you for the chaotic videos, fit right in line with what I was struggling through
- Chris
cwimer973 HeHe! ; ) Thanks for the review, Chris. Yup, my vids are definitely a bit rough, but I'm very glad it help you do what you needed to do to get yours running again. Happy cutting, sir!
Ooh that 210 is a great lil unit!
that gas that came out looked pretty clear. hope it was mixed properly
It was. I typically use the Tru Fuel premixed ethanol-free gas. Much better for your small engines.
Got ya. I'm just used to seeing that blue tint to it.
I just want to confirm what John said. that was REALLY clear gas, (almost water), double check your fuel to oil ratio. (sorry, I should have read further down). BTW, I would have saved that gas for a bigger motor,(lawnmower or car), just so it wasn't wasted.
Thanks for this. Learned a lot.
Great video D Bass, very informative and I decided to do the same with my still. I gave you a like but please buy a tripod. Same with all of you who read this, if you make videos invest in a tripod. Thanks great job
Thank you for the advise. Yes. I have one now, and a couple of better cameras as well. Haven't uploaded anything in a little while, but the videos I have taken over the past few months are much better quality with the tripod.
D Bass you are awesome!
Wish you'd tell what you're doing, and why, as you proceed.
you can get carbs for lessthan tweenty on amozon
A STIHL shop would never attempt to rip anyone off ;)
I've already lost one nut. And the other is only 5mm diameter
dude i just tried to replace the fuel lines on my 40yr old homelite saw its the same people that make stihl and poulan chainsaws ,,, well i hooked the fuel line up like stihl showed on my poulan and mcculloch and gas blew out under the air filter and sprayed gas on my pants and cought my leg and dick on fire
SHarpshooter
What part of Poland did you say you were born in? :) Lol
Tim Rogers The part that speaks Texan as its native language. ; )
Those quick tensions suck
definitely not my fav... too many things can go wrong with them
Just as in cars you got dealers and stihlers.
consider placing camera for good view. Not shaking camera
I got an old Husky chainsaw from a yard sale. The owner had taken it to the Husqvarna dealer and it had their tag on it saying the ignition system was dead. I paid $10 for it took it home took the cover off and found the wire had come of the kill switch. These people would rather sell you a new saw that do their job and fix your current one.
Hard to believe a real Stihl dealer would try to rip you off! If so, find a new dealer, and complain to Stihl headquarters, and let everyone know in your area how you were treated.
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Best way to tune a Stihl is to first remove the lid from your garbage can and then simply drop the piece of crap into the bin and walk away.....go buy something better ....Echo comes to mind....
what is wrong with you
useless info.
I've already lost one nut. And the other is only 5mm diameter