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Ps I owe a ms 250 Stihl chainsaw I agree with you my chainsaw always was hard to pull when starting up brand new and still having the same problem never had anyone missed with the carburetor

What’s that fishing tool called to grab the fuel line?

What is the name of the tool that grabs fuel lines from the gas tank? the tong type tool

What is the miniature metal tong gas tube grabbing tool called that you use to grab fuel lines from chainsaw gas tanks? I need one too

You do a great job! Love the content

10:34 I run summer filters on all my saws in the winter time. They are easier to clean and reuse year-round. But I live in southwestern Montana and 99% of the year it is very dry, even in winter.

Great filming!

Did you get any feedback from Stihl?

You guys okay? Haven’t seen a new video in a while. Have a good summer.

I honestly don't think this should be on you, , , , at least split the difference for your time. Best Wishes, Tom

Great detail in your videos. I’ve been around chainsaws for almost 50 years and thought there’s not much I could learn but watching your repair videos is like a breath of fresh air.

Excellent presentation. Very methodical. I am a small engine technician in the UK working on lots of main brands of horticultural machines and the first person to blame is the owner / operator in all cases. It's their machine and it is their problem. I've had customers ranting and raving that the machine is junk and they either want their money back or the machine fixed free of charge under warranty. But it invariably is something that they are doing or have done. manufacturers spend a lot of time and money designing machines and it's very rare that the machine fails without the assistance of a bodging owner or someone that has been lent a machine. I have a wealth of stories of things that owners / users do to machines. Love from the UK.

Hard to start is the understatement of the year. If you get it running it’s great. I have done proper maintenance premium fuel, simply does not want to start.

hope things are well...miss content and seeing the cats...and wow..yea..you guys are nonstop...and such a beautiful farm..

I love watching your videos 😊. Thanks Erica.

Amazon affiliate links for tools?

It's been a while since you posted. Everything ok up there?

AHA, there's your problem...… and don't forget to charge for the Endoscopy/colonoscopy too :-)) , now you have the camera!!!

great repair video, nice to see the thorough going over, PS: that made in Germany for that age might be right, after all the name is German sounding, so it's most likely USA took it over (hostile takeover), and this was a last model with the old name before new production started.

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I have a old old David Bradley saw its a monster with push oiler b7g 24inch bar, id like to get it made pretty to make a shelf piece but running, it ran the last time used. Very loud but a remembrance from the past

Any pointers for those with arm to shoulder issues for easier starting. Im considering using a dc plain starter and modify a area or possubly a relief valve for less compression and once started close the valve

i had an old sears eager one lawnmower that sob wo so hard to start it would rip the flesh from the fingers the flat area below the handle on the chainsaw is for your foot to stand on it

What a beautiful place you have. You're living the good life! I love the little dinosaurs. I would love to wake up to the sound of a rooster crowing. That Troy-Bilt Horse is an amazing machine. Thanks for that great video's!

The tools you use for fuel line removal, what are they called or where can they be found. The one for removal fuel lines from carb would be really handy. I've tried looking and don't see them. The other for digging out fuel filter looks like it could be homemade. Like your concise, well documented analysis and repairs!

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What a brilliant teacher, step by step old fashion fault finding procedure and then an apology for not checking the 'carby' well done and especially the fact it's from a 'woman' mechanic! Well done☆☆☆☆☆

So I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and when I pulled out my saw today I realized I was the bad customer you have with all the extremely dirty saws. 😂. Needless to say I spent a good 2 hours scrubbing it clean.

great video, but would be nice to see a mower service on the channel too.

not defending the customer but my mower was borrowed and they guy put bad gas (with water) in it and it took me a while to figure it out. I could almost bet this person loaned it to a son or someone and they wanted to "fix" it and had no idea what they were doing. I'm shocked it ran at all; the way it was. I would have loved to see, (after all that) how it was supposed to start and run. At least you figured it out in the end!

😮 Need episode on rear trans chane and oil service..

We need gear box for 111 John Deere

I've been watching a lot of your videos and appreciate you showing your techniques to repair and test the saws. I know in one video you showed a carb adjusting screwdriver socket combination tool. I didn't get the part number. I have gone to the Stihl website and can't find it or the fuel line tool. I would appreciate it very much if you would show all the tools and where they can be purchased. Amazon and Ebay don't have them. I bought a set off of Amazon and they have everything except the one I need.

I will forever call it still and steel....its spelled like whiskey stihl so thats how im going to say it

good video, and you even remembered to check the plug gap, for others, it isn't always the case the xx plug is gapped correctly (for the engine you are putting it in), and it also could have been dropped in transport, affecting the gap.

Nice job. Just a suggestion, you need more close-up shots. Helps a noob like me understand what you're doing. Thank you!

The customer never tells you that the brother in law tried to repair it.

Can I send my 028 super to you to get it repaired?

I have a 028 super that I have had for years. It is my third one. Get saw. I need it serviced. It is very hard to pull the starter and wont start. I dont know if it is worth tryiing to save it. It has been a couple of years since I ran it. I could not find an original sprocket cover and found one that was a near match but had to modify it. I took it to a stihl dealer but it was not that successful. Any advice would be appreciated. I am not commercial.

good video, and at 16:31 it's because this process discovers if you have reed valves (two stroke) or plain sprung valves (4 stroke), like a car engine, the reed valves operate in one direction, and this tests them to.

1:48 in an I know this is a channel from Canada. ❤ You defiantly don't want to put your tool in the wrong hole.

CAN I KNOW where you are i need some saw reperd

great to see a good fixing video, gave me a smile when I saw that torque wrench :-) but, coming from a mechanical background, could it also have been a stuck de-compression valve?, same as in diesels, to aid in starting a valve leaks some compression until the engine starts, maybe this "carbon" had got in there clogging the port.

Cool series, it's ironic because I have a Kubota tg1860g that I couldn't stand, every year it would throw its drive belt. I don't even want to get into it about that model. So instead of fixing the belt last year, I inherited an 83 John Deere 111. It had been kept in a garage for 20 years and I got it running with a new carb. I used it until this summer and the engine blew. So I decide to fix the Kubota, only it won't run and it it spraying gas when I try, so new fuel pump and carburetor and everything seemed fine, I got to the end of mowing and turned it off and it caught on fire. We said good riddens to bad rubbish and bought a new engine for the John Deere. I put a 15.5 hp in it, it took a little modification, but so far so good. The new engine didn't have a port on the crankcase for the line to the fuel pump so I added one to the oil filler tube. I had to grind a little off the housing for the steering shaft because the back of the engine hit it. I guess the one I got was gravity fed instead of having a fuel pump. I also had to add a power line for the fuel shut-off solenoid. I'm charging the battery now to see if it will run. Had to put a new throttle cable on it as well.

Nice, well done. Thank you.

I have watched you saw I thought what a awesome Mill with this edger setup.I was hoping to see your operations from inside the box and here it is great job keep up the good work. Motley Minnesota

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After watching quite a few of your videos in the last few days I have much respect for your skills and knowledge. Also I'm tired of fighting with my Echo, Poulan, McCullogh, and Homelite saws. They are all pretty old now and I'm older than them. The easy start looks like it would be very good for me and I am wondering how it works and how dependable it is? Don't really want to spend the money these days, but I have a son that will benefit from the investment if it would be dependable and long lasting.

Lady, you are an excellent teacher!

Good for you, by admitting our mistakes, we can learn from them