Great video. I had no idea it would take all this to change the handle, however, I appreciate the detailed step by step training video before starting the project. It saved me tons of time. I have the MS270. It did not require me to take off the flywheel strap, I was able to use needle nose to insert the tab. My hang up was the spring without buying the tool. I ended up using a wire tie loop and a screw driver to create a pull that I could leverage against the saw muffler. Took some tries, but it worked. Thanks for your time to post.
Taking the band out to then put it on that little hook is the step I was missing. I would've saved myself a lot of time if I had searched here first. Thanks!
Appreciate the help! For those of us without the spring puller tool, I found I could reattach the spring using a slotted (flat) screwdriver: (1) On a hard flat surface, jam screwdriver blade into spring coil near hook or "left" side looking at chainsaw in Matt's video, (2) Attach right side of spring on lever slot while holding spring with screwdriver, (3) pull spring left and push in spring once loop is around axle on left side, (4) relax spring and pull out screwdriver blade. Again, thanks Matt!
Thank you for taking your time to show what to do with broken brake handle...I got only one issue on my end my old part and new part the numbers match up until, to the right of the numbers on the parts itself there is a letter the old one is 141 SO on and so on, then the letter B Is this new on on
@@chainsawmatt4849 Am I suppose to use a piston stop to remove it because It won’t come off with being heated and using pliers and I can’t find the right puller for this machine maybe you can steer me in the right direction
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Great video. I had no idea it would take all this to change the handle, however, I appreciate the detailed step by step training video before starting the project. It saved me tons of time. I have the MS270. It did not require me to take off the flywheel strap, I was able to use needle nose to insert the tab. My hang up was the spring without buying the tool. I ended up using a wire tie loop and a screw driver to create a pull that I could leverage against the saw muffler. Took some tries, but it worked. Thanks for your time to post.
Taking the band out to then put it on that little hook is the step I was missing. I would've saved myself a lot of time if I had searched here first. Thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to put this video together!
Excellent video. You made the repairs so simple to follow. Plus, the little tips made the repairs easier. Thanks.
Appreciate the help! For those of us without the spring puller tool, I found I could reattach the spring using a slotted (flat) screwdriver: (1) On a hard flat surface, jam screwdriver blade into spring coil near hook or "left" side looking at chainsaw in Matt's video, (2) Attach right side of spring on lever slot while holding spring with screwdriver, (3) pull spring left and push in spring once loop is around axle on left side, (4) relax spring and pull out screwdriver blade. Again, thanks Matt!
Thank you very much for posting this video. I was able to follow you and easily replace the brake handle on my saw. It is gratefully appreciated.
I don't usually leave a comment, but your video helped me a lot. From Eastern Canada, Thanks for this video.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this was fixing my moms chainsaw for a gift break broke thanks for this
Great helpful video. Thank you, got mine fixed.
Thanks brother really helps
yay I had mine together wrong so I redid it like you and it works lOL thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for taking your time to show what to do with broken brake handle...I got only one issue on my end my old part and new part the numbers match up until, to the right of the numbers on the parts itself there is a letter the old one is 141 SO on and so on, then the letter B Is this new on on
Great video and I would have cleaned all that up before I put it back together just me though
Another awesome video and not to bother you again but for the BR600 how can I get the flywheel off every puller I have will not work
Hey there I would try to heat it up a little bit not too much and it should come off. Thanks for watching!
@@chainsawmatt4849 Am I suppose to use a piston stop to remove it because It won’t come off with being heated and using pliers and I can’t find the right puller for this machine maybe you can steer me in the right direction