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| awemawson:
Yes I have an ancient Stihl 023 chainsaw that I replaced the barrel and piston on a few years back - pretty well identical |
| appletree:
I have an old a Ts350 and 2 of the chains saws on which it is based the 08s. Keep threatening to covert 1 of the saws into a TS350 I have loads of dead TS350 front ends covers left over from our hire fleet. There are lots of safer (chain brakes) saws available, lighter too. Phil |
| PekkaNF:
Good work. Doesn' that engine need high quality oil bigger than normal %? Here if you rent the saw (100€/day) they give you the labeled canister of gasoline to go with it. Rental comppany inform to use only that, because it seizes really quickly with normal two stroke oil/gasoline. Had to rebuild some carbs long time ago....some diagraph/gasoline combos seem to work better than others. Remember changing the fuel line and the clunker in the tank. Pekka |
| Bob-tech:
After clening the carb and installing new membranes I would start with the basic adjustment for this carb (H = 1 L = 1 turn from closed). Are the crankshaft seals still airtight? Leaks might show more now that your piston is new. |
| awemawson:
Any tips for checking the crankshaft seals Bob? |
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