Oil Pump Replacement On A Stihl MS250/MS230 Chainsaw

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  • @donyboy73
    @donyboy73  Рік тому +7

    Please subscribe to my new DIY channel here;
    ua-cam.com/channels/GYVUM2XEm20OQkC6XuFTdw.html

    • @bob1519
      @bob1519 Рік тому

      Oops you were correct clockwise sorry amigo 😅

  • @bryanbuchanan132
    @bryanbuchanan132 2 роки тому +23

    One of the best "how to " videos I've seen. Right to the point and extremely well done.
    Thank you

  • @dalesanders7028
    @dalesanders7028 Рік тому +12

    This video stands the test of time. The close ups and detailed explanations instill confidence to make these repairs by the owners. The Stihl chainsaw we own still has a plaque that reads "Made in Germany". I was using it last year to help my neighbor clear a large downed tree, but most of the way into clearing the tree it stopped oiling. It's been sitting for a year now and this spring I can finally sit outside, hopefully a warm sunny day, and get into this. All I need is the 27 star tool. Thanks again for all the details, including tools and screw locations. And, this isn't the first video of yours I've seen. Much thanks DB.

  • @martinswiney2192
    @martinswiney2192 Рік тому +4

    I owned a Stihl for over 20 years now and it never even occurred to me it had an oil pump. Now i got something else to check out on it. Thanks.

  • @waynelewis881
    @waynelewis881 4 роки тому +16

    Without question, this is by far the best saw repair video I’ve ever seen. No BS jabbering, no annoying elevator music, no advertising. Every detail perfectly shown. Each step of disassembly and reassembly perfectly explained, right down to specific tools. Perfect camera placement and clear audio of great diction. Stihl should put you on their payroll!

    • @donyboy73
      @donyboy73  4 роки тому

      thanks Wayne

    • @waynelewis881
      @waynelewis881 4 роки тому

      donyboy73, thank YOU! I was about to toss my MS250C in the trash, but now I’m confident that I can have it working like new with no problem. The oiler is the only problem I’ve ever had with this saw, but it was driving me crazy.

  • @markparee99
    @markparee99 3 роки тому +4

    If there is a YT award for 'Best Small Engine Repair Channel', Don would win hands-down! Beautifully filmed and explained.

  • @robertpearson588
    @robertpearson588 2 роки тому +2

    Thankyou so much Donyboy. The other day, I replaced all of the oiler components on my MS230 which had stopped supplying oil to the bar and chain. Your very clear explanation and instructions made it easy. For those in the UK contemplating any DIY maintenance on their Stihl machinery (or indeed most garden machinery) I can recommend L&S Engineers for all parts supplies. Clear parts diagrams on their website, competitive prices and quick delivery. The combination of DonyBoy's clear instructions and the availability of parts makes servicing and repairing your own machinery a walk in the park.

  • @sunking2001
    @sunking2001 8 років тому

    I was the guy who's 025 Stihl was in storage since '07. I believe I wrote to one of your other vids about not being able to pull the starter rope to "turn it over." I pulled with more force and everything was fine after that. When I opened the case after 9 years all the chain oil had bled out of the saw. "THIS" video helped me resolve that problem and I want to thank you for this helpful video. My '97 025 is essentially the same saw as the saw in this video. I'm mechanically inclined, but, never worked on my 025. I followed your procedures here and replaced the oil tube as well as that little "O" ring...problem solved! The Torx T-27 driver and the M-5 metric screw you recommended were "spot on." I checked out the pump...it was good. Put it all back and everything is fine. The Stihl dealer that I bought the saw in '97 is still in business. The "piston stop" they gave me...I couldn't get it to work, but, inserting a soft poly ski-rope that worked fine. One question I have...the bar is nice and flat and not distorted or worn out and the oil hole is dispersing oil well...is it normal to have a bit of oil drip down after the saw is turned off? I set the saw onto a flat surface after running it and there was a small dime size puddle of oil that came from the bar where the oil hole is. Is that normal? Thanks again for this great video.

  • @dazcoop4225
    @dazcoop4225 3 роки тому +12

    Before stripimg down the clutch etc. use a piece of electric wire, 1.5mm and try to unblock the oiler hole as far down as you can, then use a piece of 25lb fishing line and do the same, the fishing line will go around the bend right through to the oil pump and clear any blockage there. 99% of the time this is the cure.

    • @mikem4883
      @mikem4883 3 місяці тому

      Thanks. I put air to the hole after wire. Working

  • @hanshaucke8715
    @hanshaucke8715 Рік тому +2

    In the US I was sold a 1123-640-3201 oil pump. I believe it takes a 10-32 machine screw rather than the M5 used for the 1123-640-3200 oil pump shown in the video. Great video.

  • @cclawncare1
    @cclawncare1 5 років тому +86

    I don't often comment on video's but yours is so perfectly done that I must. Thank you so much for you're excellent demonstration and commentary. Can't imagine it done better than this!

    • @sofakinggood5829
      @sofakinggood5829 5 років тому +1

      Agtee

    • @woodpecker80
      @woodpecker80 4 роки тому

      Great demo very clear instructions

    • @32103045
      @32103045 4 роки тому +1

      Agree that was flawless

    • @bob4373
      @bob4373 3 роки тому +1

      Great video and very clear instructions. Had same issue on my saw, stripped it down and replaced rubber pipe. Later found it was the oil cap that was leaking. Now replaced and all clean underneath.

  • @waynemark93
    @waynemark93 4 роки тому +2

    Just a great DIY chainsaw repair video! When my oiler stopped, I didn't have a clue how to fix it. I found your video, enjoyed watching it and knew immediately I could do the repair because of your excellent explanation and high quality videography.
    Two things I found by accident during my repair: The handle bolts will fit the oil pump for extraction, so you'll always have an extractor tool.
    And, to clean the small oiler hole, I inserted the oil straw attached to my can of WD40. Give it a good squirt and it flushes out debris.

  • @todd8155
    @todd8155 6 місяців тому +2

    Excellent video. Clear, concise, comprehensive, good pacing, doesn't waste my team. This is how to do an instructional video! Subscribed!

  • @rickmerrill8647
    @rickmerrill8647 7 років тому +1

    Don is clear, comprehensive, compact, and always mentions safety!

  • @soil-aint-dirt4903
    @soil-aint-dirt4903 Рік тому +5

    I’ve been watching chainsaw how-to videos for a long time and this one is the absolute best I’ve seen. I very much appreciate your approach snd methods …thank you 👍🏼

  • @sti9754
    @sti9754 4 роки тому +95

    A quick look through the comments says it all for me. This has to be the best "how to" video I've ever seen. Every detail is covered in such a professional manner, it was a joy to watch. Thank you donyboy, your efforts in producing this video are greatly appreciated.

    • @donyboy73
      @donyboy73  4 роки тому +7

      thanks, I get to the point quickly, no bs

    • @roberthall4093
      @roberthall4093 4 роки тому +4

      I do not even have the problem but the video is absolutely excellent. I had to watch the whole thing!

    • @cahandika8356
      @cahandika8356 4 роки тому

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    • @cahandika8356
      @cahandika8356 4 роки тому

      Mommm

    • @johnwilliams4545
      @johnwilliams4545 4 роки тому +1

      I was about to write this comment but I'll simply agree with you whole heartedly

  • @ddave748
    @ddave748 6 років тому +49

    Well-made, no-nonsense, professional video. You don't waste our time with needless conversation like so many of the other self-help videos out there, you get right to the point and tell us what we need to know. Great camera angles, good closeups, good lighting, attention to detail, and excellent descriptions of the procedures and what to watch out for, including safety recommendations. Excellent job, keep those well-made videos coming, they are greatly appreciated!

  • @len4338
    @len4338 5 років тому +4

    For additional help in lining up the pump during replacement, there is a symbol next to the hole for the pump. It represents the positioning of the new pump with the groove on the pump facing the correct direction. I like all of your videos, you are very thorough and explain things every step of the way.

    • @dwaynemadsen964
      @dwaynemadsen964 5 років тому +1

      I came here to say that! Have a thumbs up for doing it first! :)

  • @shiftysquiff5807
    @shiftysquiff5807 28 днів тому +1

    Great vid. Thanks from England 🇬🇧

  • @adrienderuyck1034
    @adrienderuyck1034 4 роки тому +1

    I know you have many excellent comments already, but I have to add mine as well. Excellent photography, detailed instructions and explanations make this is the best video repair demonstration i have ever viewed. I could follow your directions down to very last detail to change the oil pump on my model 023C. Also, appreciated all the part numbers in the video description. Can't see why anyone would have a reason to give this video a thumbs down. Thank-you very much.

  • @YukonHawk1
    @YukonHawk1 4 роки тому

    I came across your video about 8 months ago when my oiler was not working on the chainsaw. It turns out I just needed to clean things up. I also cleaned the weep holes on the bar. Put it all back together and it worked great.

  • @kendawg833
    @kendawg833 5 років тому +3

    Thank you for this video.
    I have a MS290 but many of the steps are similar. The pump on my unit was actually easier to remove, just two bolts and I didn’t have to remove the handle. This video gave me enough info and confidence to do the job.
    My pump was starting to bind and that caused the plastic worm gear to eat itself. Two parts and back up again. Thanks!!!

  • @kengoodwin5906
    @kengoodwin5906 8 років тому +20

    This video is perfect! I have an MS-250 Chainsaw, and noticed the chain wasn't getting oil. Followed your instructions. Turns out the O-ring on that plastic piece was pinched. Not installed correctly at the factory. I ordered the same parts you did, just in case. It's really quite easy if you see someone do it once or twice, and know what to expect. Thanks for these great videos.

    • @petersparkie
      @petersparkie 3 роки тому

      Same here Ken. That O ring on mine was a mess from the factory

  • @DanWint
    @DanWint Рік тому +1

    This is the way eveyone should explain things, this will save me a lot of time, Thanks.

  • @donmoore7785
    @donmoore7785 Рік тому +1

    My STIHL technician taught me to check the depth of the oil pump prior to removal, and to reinstall at the same depth - so it works properly.

  • @stephengorry7420
    @stephengorry7420 7 років тому +1

    This should be the "bar" to meet in technical instruction videos. Exemplary! Thank you, you are a master of thoughtful and knowledgable repair.

  • @mossymaple
    @mossymaple 3 роки тому +2

    *OUTSTANDING DETAILS! NOT MANY EXPLAIN THINGS LIKE THIS! OUTSTANDING!

  • @kevinfrost1579
    @kevinfrost1579 3 роки тому +5

    Thank you, it's one thing knowing your stuff and another being able to teach it - you do both BRILLIANTLY. Best teaching I've seen on YT full stop. Given me the steps and confidence to tackle a dry 044. Echo your oil /bar check, taught to do it as a safety check on every saw start. Subscribed without hesitation.

  • @larryreno8293
    @larryreno8293 4 роки тому +20

    My god! That poor saw never seen a lick of proper maintenance. Imagine how reliable it would be with only a little maintenance. Great video!

  • @kakaliz
    @kakaliz 5 років тому +1

    Last week I bought used stihl chainsaw and I want just clean up, but, found oil leaks, this video help me, to understand from where and how to repair. I'm doing everything very excited and when I'm done, I was very happy that I doing by myself. Thanks for the video, really cool!

  • @chiphalvorsen4252
    @chiphalvorsen4252 4 роки тому

    Wow - I am usually pretty critical about DIY videos, I end up watching numerous ones and still it is not enough. BUT, my MS290 had the same issue. It turned out to be a clogged oil filter and because of your video I just went in and replaced everything that was worn!! YOU ARE REALLY GOOD AT THIS! FYI, the Stihl dealer wanted $55 to diagnosis the issue and if it was the pump. $115 with parts----3 week waiting time. I hope somehow you are in education or training, if not, you should be - Best DIY video I have seen in a long time - Thank You!!

  • @miltonjones555
    @miltonjones555 4 роки тому +2

    A true professional.Beautifuly constructed video.Operaters like me want to understand how their
    Gear works and carry out repairs
    Themselves.Truly priceless!!!

  • @jimsmolarek8430
    @jimsmolarek8430 3 роки тому +1

    Just want to thank you for a great video. I have a machine shop and know my way around alot of products. To day I disassembled my Stihl ez start 250. With notes from the video is was very easy. Thank you for saving me alot of time and money.

  • @WalkerRanger5
    @WalkerRanger5 4 роки тому

    I noticed that you mention the clutch notch for the oiler location. The mark lines up over the wire . Now going back to your instalation of the oil pump . You marked out side of the case the hole that does not have the long slot side with a black marker. Nice. But what i noticed on your video is the chainsaw already has a casting mark on it showing the slotted side of the oiler goes this way. Looks like the letter " C " but a bacwards C . Just noticed this cool marking from the manufacture. As always . Great video and explained well. Keep it going Donny.!

  • @susanthowe6112
    @susanthowe6112 2 роки тому +2

    Such a great video! Nobody, and I mean nobody, does 'how-to' videos better than you. Thank you so much. Never stop.

  • @benellis35
    @benellis35 5 років тому +13

    There is a shortage of people like you sir!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Would say more but my saw is fixed and Im burning daylight. Cheers mate.

  • @portagepete1
    @portagepete1 3 роки тому +1

    After your saw sits for a while it leaks out the oil that is in the pump then you start it and it doesn't pump because it lost it's prime so take the oil cap lose to let air in and see if the oil starts to flow again. If not working next pull the oil feed line off see if oil comes out? Oil will then start coming out the line, put line back on. Next super common thing is your bar oil hole is full of saw dust, clean that out.

  • @longdriver2
    @longdriver2 3 роки тому

    I just bought a few used stihl saws and they need the exact repair you showed here. Glad I watched your video. Thanks

  • @thephishworkshop
    @thephishworkshop 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for the info on the pump orientation. Stihl is a real bear to get details and information from on how to service your own saw. Thanks!

  • @henryyounker4951
    @henryyounker4951 4 роки тому +4

    FYI, Stihl molds a small "diagram" of the bottom of the oiler pump on most saws, to help to align correctly when reinstalling. You can clearly see this "diagram" at 8:54 between the oiler hole and left edge of the screen. On the MS250, there is also a small divet near the hole to help with alignment. Again, this can be seen at 8:54.

    • @CarlMadsen
      @CarlMadsen 3 роки тому

      Yes, he put a piece of text over the video describing the icon. I don't think he noticed the icon when recording but in the edit added the text. Good catch!

  • @tjchance5111
    @tjchance5111 4 роки тому +3

    Very well done, Don :) I don't understand why some people have dislike this video... Thank you for sharing!

  • @tomwilliams8675
    @tomwilliams8675 Рік тому

    These are very well done. I'm working on my MS180C model right now trying to get the oiler to work.

  • @buellrod
    @buellrod 3 роки тому +1

    Good job brother nice video I do small engine repair to and chainsaws and it drives me up a wall when people are blowing stuff off all the crud oil dirt in their shop it was nice to see you go outside and blow it out outside I try to keep a clean shop

  • @jimmybrenda876
    @jimmybrenda876 6 років тому

    Great video. Thank you for going into detail about which hole in the oil pump is the exit port. I pulled the oil pump out of a Stihl gas pole saw and didn't know which way it went back in. Fortunately mine only needed a good cleaning of the oil system.

  • @chadvalliere8697
    @chadvalliere8697 3 роки тому

    Just installed a high volume pump in my MS250. My saw has NEVER oiled the bar and chain that good. I’m honestly convinced my pump was junk from the factory. Had it in the shop twice and they said it was fine. But doing the ole’ cardboard test, I never had oil slinging onto it. But I sure do now 😮!

  • @CarlMadsen
    @CarlMadsen 3 роки тому

    Great video. I bet this actually covers a lot of different models of Stihl saws, all the internals look similar to my MS211. Of course the part numbers will be different. One note - I noticed if I manually spin the clutch drum that the oiler works and a very small amount of oil comes out of the bar oiling hole, proof positive that the pump works. It takes about 10 rotations but it works.

  • @BeyondHomeCooking
    @BeyondHomeCooking 8 років тому +2

    Thanks for sharing, I have a set of Stihl chainsaws, and it is great to understand the mechanisms involved in their operation. I really appreciate a pro like you taking the time to educate us laypeople on the inner workings of our equipment. Maybe I will do my own maintenance on my 290, of course, my 660 will continue to get professional care.

    • @donyboy73
      @donyboy73  8 років тому

      you're welcome gareth, make sure you are subscribed

    • @BeyondHomeCooking
      @BeyondHomeCooking 8 років тому

      donyboy73 You betcha! And I will tell my friends also.

  • @tomkrzemecki5166
    @tomkrzemecki5166 3 роки тому +1

    EXCELLENT VIDEO! I sure do like all your videos on Small Engines. They are so very informative and I also like that you provide the part numbers and links to Amazon. That saved me a lot of research last month when you gave me the Amazon link and Craftsman model number for a Sears LT2000 mower deck spindle.

  • @lovestihlquality1369
    @lovestihlquality1369 8 років тому +3

    Your videos are absolutely the best! So clear and excellent description. A repair shop manual drawings are tough to understand. I often recommend your vids. You've saved counless dollars and down time.

  • @mrbrown6421
    @mrbrown6421 2 роки тому

    6.11.2022
    I hope the 250 is close to the 280.
    I just did my 180 with your help.
    Thanks Mr. Dony.

  • @cliffmeadows6721
    @cliffmeadows6721 6 років тому +4

    This is another great video. Clear, concise, and complete. The job itself is a little more involved than I would normally be comfortable taking on but I think I could do it by referring back to this video and taking pictures as I went. Thanks for another very informative video.

  • @javierfernandez681
    @javierfernandez681 Рік тому +1

    Thank you you just save me a trip to the mecanic

  • @mikebittel9206
    @mikebittel9206 6 років тому

    Great Video! I have been struggling with my 025 oiler for the last year. I broke my down and found that my oil pump had some debris that clogged the outbound port. I cleaned out the oiler with compressed air and starting fluid and put the saw back together. Also took the time to clean up the saw while I had it tore apart(over 20 years of built up debris in some parts) I now have good oil flow and the chain/bar is well lubricated. For what it's worth I did purchase a new sprocket, Worm Gear, and Oiler for under $20 on Amazon.

  • @pablovidal1850
    @pablovidal1850 4 роки тому

    excellent video, it was complicated with my saw but thanks to this video I took it apart and easily repaired the lubrication problem, greetings from the Chilean Patagonia

  • @birdifitch7027
    @birdifitch7027 5 років тому

    Wow great video now i know what i need to do with my 14 year old Stihl chain saw. We use to have a awesom Sthil chainsaw mechanic here in the area but unfortunately he was killed in a motorcycle accident just this past year now we have nobody that knows anything that I can find about Stihl chainsaws so I guess all the repairs I'm going to have to do myself thank you again great video very informative

  • @LiquidSnakeSSJ4
    @LiquidSnakeSSJ4 8 років тому +6

    Thanks, Dony!
    Fixed my chainsaw following the video. It took the whole day though, but now it's all working great. Half stripped a screw, but that's my lack of experience... Thanks again!

  • @scottw.8871
    @scottw.8871 Рік тому

    My MS 250 is less than a year old and it'd burn the chain about every 5 min when cutting into a log. Hickory, oak, maple or pine. Would start out GREAT!! and in a few minutes start burning up the chain. Clean rinse and repeat. Oil flows good if you're not cutting wood....haha!!! I need to bring it in under warranty, but I know what I'm gonna hear. "works good, we can't find anything wrong". Oil comes out fine, I've cleaned bar guides/slots and even squirt some bar oil all over for a bump. It just doesn't like 2-4 minutes straight of cutting logs. New chain and and all.

  • @jackgaites1299
    @jackgaites1299 7 років тому

    I just came across a 250 that had been thrown away, that I decided to resurrect. This video s what I needed. Outstanding!

  • @offourrockers9471
    @offourrockers9471 3 роки тому

    Your videos are the best I have seen on UA-cam. Your instructions and video are very clear and ez to follow. Thanks 👍

  • @Bigrockets101
    @Bigrockets101 8 років тому +4

    Great video. This saved me from buying a new saw. The repair was easy and best of all it worked. The saw oils fine now.

  • @orkhancombe5
    @orkhancombe5 8 років тому +25

    these long videos are the ones i love. Thankyou

  • @docthebiker
    @docthebiker 5 років тому +2

    @9:00 do you see that ring impression in the plastic on the left with a cutout mark? That's the oil pump alignment reference mark.
    No need for sharpie marks. Just line the pump up using that reference.

    • @dwaynemadsen964
      @dwaynemadsen964 5 років тому

      I came here to say that! Have a thumbs up for doing it first! :)

    • @SuperJamster1
      @SuperJamster1 5 років тому

      I think he did that so we could see it on the video.

  • @LynnBB101
    @LynnBB101 7 років тому

    Wow another awesome video. Wish I'd seen it several years ago when mine wasn't feeding oil. Tried almost everything and finally gave up and used it for parts for my other two MS170's!!

  • @noellwilson1273
    @noellwilson1273 4 роки тому

    8:30 shows a cast-in figure just to the left of the oil pump that shows the orientation of the groove in the pump. Do all models, like the MS170, have a stop for the pump depth? The STIHL manual says to “use the special tool” until the tool handle hits the case but it doesn’t say how deep the installed pump is.

  • @rickharris5485
    @rickharris5485 7 років тому

    Awesome video. My 250 wasn't oiling and this video showed me exactly what to do. It's easy to see why you have so many subscribers. Thanks for sharing what you know with the rest of us.

  • @brandonscheer3151
    @brandonscheer3151 6 років тому +17

    Huge help to simplifying what seems like a big project. Love your detailed and easy to understand videos!

    • @russellmigues64
      @russellmigues64 3 роки тому

      I definitely need to do this with my chainsaw as well. It's not getting any oil to the chain. So thanks for the video. It is a big help.

  • @jjppg9891
    @jjppg9891 6 років тому +2

    What a lifesaver...my '94 025 will get some beauty treatment thanks to your video. As many said, great detail/editing.

  • @andresdominguez7021
    @andresdominguez7021 4 роки тому

    Thanks Donny you are one of the best technician in the world.

  • @chriscraft1245
    @chriscraft1245 6 років тому

    Thank you. Explained very nicely. I see several issues, why my 250 may not be oiling. But now I know what to look for. This was perfect. I have the skills to fix it, if I know what is wrong.

  • @alanerickson2391
    @alanerickson2391 6 років тому +1

    THE ABSOLUTE BEST EXPLANATION OF ANY I HAVE WATCHED.

  • @johnclarke6647
    @johnclarke6647 Рік тому

    I put a new Stihl oil pump on my 021, yesterday. I blew out all the oil passages with Brake Cleaner and air. I had to use the .55 Stihl oil pump because they did not have a .65 oil pump in stock. I just wanted to get it working, capacity I will deal with later. I di notice that it wanted to rotate slightly as I pushed it into its hole. I pulled it back out, once, and reinserted it, correctly, because it had rotated about 25 degrees during my first insertion. I installed a new Stihl oil line, as well. It oils. It does not slobber bar oil, like some of my saws, but puts out enough to lubricate the bar.

  • @anniversary4
    @anniversary4 8 років тому

    You are a natural teacher. The best!

  • @andreperait
    @andreperait 4 роки тому

    You make it looks so easy Danny... I do happen to have one Stihl 038 (I think so) that leaks oil heavily and needs to be handled...

  • @SelbyHouse-gd8hs
    @SelbyHouse-gd8hs 6 місяців тому

    Love it!! Excellent video. I followed your instructions exactly and solved my problem. I feel empowered. Thank you for putting in the effort and sharing. You’re the best!

  • @843292
    @843292 5 років тому +1

    Tremendous video! Very well done! I see you made this video about 3 years ago... funny thing... that's almost as long as I've been manually applying oil to my chainsaw! ... I know, but I follow one motto: _Never procrastinate until you absolutely have to._

  • @hatchet81
    @hatchet81 4 роки тому

    My MS290 is leaking oil from the place where it lubricates the bar (the hole) even when sitting, I'm thinking I will replace the whole oil system since it's been about 10 years. Good videos, very informative and professional.

  • @victorskunk4441
    @victorskunk4441 3 роки тому

    because of your well detail videos, I have been able to fix my three ms180 chainsaw........ Thank you.

  • @tom818tom8
    @tom818tom8 8 років тому

    Dony you have helped me with many of my projects. All with great results. You speak very clear and your directions are perfect. Thank you for your videos $!

  • @diggingdave3868
    @diggingdave3868 8 років тому +3

    Brilliant video! As a relative newby to chainsaws, it's really interesting to know how bits and pieces work and how to troubleshoot, repair or replace. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

  • @davidhett8883
    @davidhett8883 2 місяці тому

    This is a remarkable video Danny, and you are an excellent instructor. Thank you, Dave

  • @rosskrause3926
    @rosskrause3926 6 років тому

    Wow what a great video !! My dad has an 026 thats leaking the chain oil and looks like its the either the Clear plastic Connector or oil line,or both..this video will make a huge difference and should save some down time..Thank you for an excellent video !

  • @dwhollrah
    @dwhollrah 7 років тому

    Who in their right mind would thumbs down this video. Excellent lesson!

    • @donyboy73
      @donyboy73  7 років тому

      JEALOUSY causes people to do that

    • @dwhollrah
      @dwhollrah 7 років тому

      I appreciate the no fluff info you put out. Good production quality too. Gives me something to shoot for.

  • @koenblomberg8830
    @koenblomberg8830 7 років тому

    Very nice video, very clear explanation, spoken with a clear quiet voice

  • @obi1canobi100
    @obi1canobi100 3 роки тому

    Excellent how too video. Mine had a plugged groove on the oil pump. Pump is good. Saved me some bucks thanks

  • @explorepikespeak
    @explorepikespeak 3 роки тому

    Foolish me -- if I had done more research before buying a 10-year-old MS 250 I probably wouldn't have got it. Since this video has had more than a million hits, obviously the Stihl 250 has a real big problem with its oiling components -- as I found out with the 250 I just bought! I got it as a backup for my 19-year-old MS 290, which has seen a lot of wood (6-7 cords a year), but you know what? It's never had a bit of trouble with its oiler. It had a carb problem, but that's fixed now. Anyone want to buy my 250 from me so I don't have to tear into it? 200 bucks and it's yours. (great video, by the way!)

  • @DeepThinkerDad
    @DeepThinkerDad 4 роки тому

    You're an awesome teacher. If there's a tech school in your area they should be looking for you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and giving such precise detail. Excellent job on shooting the video too. With your help, was able to replace a bad clutch on my Stihl 290. I'll be looking for more of your videos.

  • @kristiantortiller5355
    @kristiantortiller5355 Рік тому

    Sans comprendre l'Anglais, j'ai avec vos gestuels precis, tout compris! Magnifique

  • @558vulcanxh
    @558vulcanxh Рік тому +1

    Some people aren't fit to own anything 😮 , hopefully, mine stays OK but this is an excellent video for those of us who might need a reassuring hand with a job on this side 😊👍👍Thank you Sir😊

  • @twincitiestraining
    @twincitiestraining Рік тому

    Your videos have helped me a lot, THANKS. Question: I have a MS 251 Wood Boss and oil isn't getting to the bar. Its pumping oil, the ports are clean but the oil doesn't seem to get to the bar or chain. My chain falls off after a few minutes of use and the bar and chain are dry.

  • @jonhill373
    @jonhill373 Рік тому

    Your tutorials are simply the best

  • @jp6234
    @jp6234 6 років тому

    excellent video. My 026 is spitting chain oil like an open faucet. I think the 0 ring you pointed out on the plastic is the likely problem. I'll try that. Thx

  • @chasshaw7111
    @chasshaw7111 8 років тому +3

    Hey Doc, Thanks for the video. I'd like to know why you recommend to not run the engine at speed without the chain/bar installed. As you indicated during your troubleshooting, it would be a great easy way to test for oil flow.

    • @CarlMadsen
      @CarlMadsen 3 роки тому

      You don't need to run the engine at all to test the oiler - just rotate the clutch drum (without the bar and chain, and with brake off) about 10 turns clockwise, and you should see oil flowing out of the hole that matches up to the bar oiler hole.

  • @blackat76
    @blackat76 7 років тому +1

    thank you, i can't find such good explaination in France! merci beaucoup, très utile, vidéo très dur a trouver en français, mais pas besoin de traduction, la vidéo parle d'elle même!

  • @bpccmath251calculusiihitch4
    @bpccmath251calculusiihitch4 6 років тому +2

    Great video, Donny. Info is complete and concise. My chainsaw has been leaking oil, and, now, I know to go check the oil connector. Thanks for the great info! You've earned a sub.

  • @MTVC_01
    @MTVC_01 3 роки тому

    Thank you donyboy73. Because of sharing knowledge about stihl cutting machines. It is very useful especially on stihl machine owners. thanks again donyboy73.👍

  • @tractorman4461
    @tractorman4461 6 років тому +1

    Slow, steady and deliberate description. Great video on the subject. Great close up and editing Donyboy.

  • @Gettinbentfishing
    @Gettinbentfishing 6 років тому

    Judging by the sticker on top of the saw it's from a dealer near me. Awesome video. A perfect tutorial.

  • @mikedickson2925
    @mikedickson2925 8 років тому +14

    Another very informative video. The explanations and camera angle and close ups are excellent for us backyardigans when it comes to us making these types of repairs on our tools and gear. Thanks for doing these.

  • @jonschaefer1463
    @jonschaefer1463 2 роки тому

    I really take pride in caring for my saws. Which you make possible thank you. Am greatful to you

  • @kristiantortiller5355
    @kristiantortiller5355 Рік тому

    bonjour, merci.
    je ne parle pas l'Anglais, et pourtant avec vos gestes, j'ai tout compris! Super bien precis. MERCI