How to replace a chainsaw sprocket,Stihl MS 290,310,390,391
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2017
- Not all chainsaw owners know that the sprocket is just as important as the chain on a chainsaw. If they're both not in tip top shape, there will be problems. If you replace the components that are designed to wear, as they need it, you will have a much better cutting saw for a much longer period.
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Men like you and videos like this are a Godsend. Thank you Sir!
Glad to help
Thank you, sir, for the great video. Helped me understand changing my sprocket.
A worthwhile preventative maintenance job!
thanks Wyatt.
Easy peasy! The hardest part was wearing out the sprocket
Some of the wear is from the operatorwho keeps over tightening the chain.
Great video , i'll be doing that to mine. Thanks
100% thank you for making this video 👍🏼👍🏼.
I guess it helps to take the damn break off first LOL
Now I know how that works, thanks.
I like quick n' easy fixes. Not those involving springs and detents that pop out and you never find em. The lil notch and rod were the ringers here.
I heard a chainsaw guy say that the sprocket should be replaced at every third or fourth chain replacement. I never knew!!
Been busy with Hubby's sudden health issues. Good video!
I certainly hope it wasnt serious and he is well now!!
It is serious discovered he has an aortic aneurysm. Thank God he had an issue that helped us discovery it! Will be having open heart surgery for a repair in the next week or so. The size is less that what usually requires surgery right NOW. But is got to be fixed. Just go back yesterday from another test, at least he doesn't so any blockage anywhere and his valves look great too. Hope you and Mrs. are doing well.
Prayers sent. It will all turn out well,I have faith!
There was a lot of meat left on that sprocket, it almost looked better than mine? I'm two bars and four chains into my (purchased in 04) MS 290. Love that saw, I need to look at the sprocket. I'm just about to cut a road around the farm! Need it in top shape! Thanks bro! Hope you've been well!!
Good to see you jason.
Nice and easy. Well done.
Thank!
lol, it seems like at times have somewhat the same issues. I had to replace the primer ball and filter on my Rancher 455 today. I think I'll check the sprocket while its still on the bench. Thanks
they are cheap enough that its not painful to replace them even a little before they actually need to be.
The ad was for a MB S-class sedan, Man, do they sure do know us or what? Oh, and I liked the patented karate chop c-clip installation. ;-)
and my special C clip installation tool. To the layman,it might have looked like a cheap craftsman screwdriver.
BCtruck, rebuild, repair,repurpose but to us paid professionals, that was a number 3 circlip installation tool. (Snap-On would charge $150.09 for it.....)
I learned something new today.. thanks. wonderful
Thanks deena!
That is easy 😉 TFS
thanks for watching!
wow new chainsaw! Na just fixin the old one.
I hope,the only one Ill have to buy again. I got fed up with the chinesium green ones.
thanks Bc , worked out just fine ... †
Thanks for watching,Red
I need to buy a good all round chain saw. What do you suggest for light weight but cut down a 16" or smaller diameter tree.
ArkansasPrepper the MS250 is a great all around saw. It has an 18 inch bar and can fell and buck.
And the shop would have only charged.....
LOL I’m a firm believer in DIY
1 hour minimum labor. 60 bucks??/
Useful video. I always find when trying to remove the C clip on the sprocket it always pins off and I lose it and a struggle to get off. How do you do this without it pinning somewhere and how often do you tend to change the sprocket?
its recommended to get a new sprocket every other time you change chains
@@fuckcensorship69 That sounds about right but I usually go by how deep the wear is on the sprocket and you can use a measuring gauge.
@@mattseymour8637 im with you. thats just what the folk trying to make a profit say. lol
@@fuckcensorship69 Haha I think you can tell by looking at it by the wear as that's what I do also you know by how well it's cutting I find and you just know when it needs changing. But the guide helps.
Got it Thank you very much, Its a small thing but very important ,I was told by a Stihl Dealer/repair man.A wee question or 2 though ? If you have a link to a Video showing how that Oiler works. Or does it matter the position either is at so long long as the slot in the sprocket housing goes down over that little shiny bar ?
Looking forward to your reply
Thanks
John
It doesn’t matter where the oiler bar is as long as it’s in the slot if the clutch.
Brad, do you have any idea how lucky you are? Don't ask me how many E clips have gone flying into the great beyond from trying that same install move!
I bought a backup C clip and i keep it in the toolbox. i fully expected this one to fly north.
If it flew north, maybe I'd be able to find it... I think all of mine flew south... lol
is this the same procedure as on the Farm Boss ?
I would think so.
nice
Thanks!
Easy peasy...is that French?
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It’s playing ads Brad
This is not the same video. The new video is a different chainsaw. the 211.
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25 miles due east. I worry about it but I have to bloom where I’m planted. If I was younger, I would cash out here and move to the ozark plateau.