Riccardo Moretti thanks mate for the tip! Sorry was me being amateur with the tool, but yeah fully agree with you, that’s how I go about it now. Thanks for watching, Stihl for life!
Hi Peter, I’m not sure on the part number for this puller, I bought it of Trademe, so is after market as! There are a lot of them out there, the key would be to make sure it does the model of saws you want to work on. For instance I work mostly with Stihl and on all of the Stihl models, so the puller I bought can fit most of what Stihl make. Hope this helps? Thanks for watching, Stihl for life!
Hi Liam, Not that I’m aware of, I have never tried one though, $30 nz for the right tool is a pretty good price, and you live in the safety of using a tool that won’t damage the flywheel unless your doing something pretty wrong.... If you want give it a go and let me know how you get on? Thanks for watching, Stihl for life!!
yeh ill probably end up doing that, thanks though! also i have the stihl 075 AV and i know that stands for anti vibration but do you happen to know if itd need another tpi or somthing weird like that?
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well i thought it was brilliant. but hey im from dorkland. so what do i know. keep it up bro. im just tearing down my first 360.
looks like you still had the screwdriver in place, with that tool you should use a spanner and the socket to break the flywheel off
Riccardo Moretti thanks mate for the tip! Sorry was me being amateur with the tool, but yeah fully agree with you, that’s how I go about it now.
Thanks for watching, Stihl for life!
What is the part number for the flywheel puller?
Hi Peter, I’m not sure on the part number for this puller, I bought it of Trademe, so is after market as! There are a lot of them out there, the key would be to make sure it does the model of saws you want to work on. For instance I work mostly with Stihl and on all of the Stihl models, so the puller I bought can fit most of what Stihl make.
Hope this helps?
Thanks for watching, Stihl for life!
would it be harmful to the flywheel to use a normal gear puller,
thanks, liam
Hi Liam,
Not that I’m aware of, I have never tried one though, $30 nz for the right tool is a pretty good price, and you live in the safety of using a tool that won’t damage the flywheel unless your doing something pretty wrong....
If you want give it a go and let me know how you get on?
Thanks for watching, Stihl for life!!
yeh ill probably end up doing that, thanks though! also i have the stihl 075 AV and i know that stands for anti vibration but do you happen to know if itd need another tpi or somthing weird like that?
Sorry not with you on the “tpi” abbreviation?
@@kiwilad4216 threads per inch, sorry