Might as well replace the crank seals while it's pulled apart.
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Dirko HT is my go to sealant. Next is ThreeBond. Shelf life is very long so long as its capped tightly. Its great for metal to metal applications as well as metal to plastic eg. HUsky 350 riser. Heard that 1184 and others don't hold up that well in plastic to metal connections. Only negative is you have to work quickly cause it sets up very fast.
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Sounds like maybe it sat some place and drew moisture got the bearings rusty and them being 2 stroke little oil heat and rust equal stuck saw got one that happened to right here one of those fancy new plastic homelite
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cornfused
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I'm thinking you're right....Saw probably sat for 10 - 12 years. Was pretty jacked it started so easy & ran so good at idle. Opened the throttle up to set H screw & she just quit. Oh well... tear it down & start over. Will post pictures when I find the cause.
One thing about those saws, easy to take apart. Might want to check everything in the oiling system to make sure it's ok, mainly the screw in check valve.
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cornfused
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Did the check valve when I was doing fuel & oil lines. The duck bill was orange goo, so rebuilt the valve. The hoses were in pieces in the bottom of the tank. The pulse diaphragm was surprisingly in good shape.
Poulan Micros -F/W & PTO seals: 530019059. Homelite 94638. SKF 4913. Homelite 07025.-Bearings: 530032058. INA SCH 87
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The Timken JH87 bearing was also used in the Micros. I have both in the Micros. No idea what the wrist pin bearing is.
I'll have to add that in my saved notes.
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Dawnsman
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Timkin bearings are the way to go I run them in our semi's way better
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New part# for the micro crankshaft bearings-530032029. The 530032058 is obsolete, around 7 to 8$ online.
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This might be the piston rod bearings #
530032075
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530032075
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cornfused
Saw & Firewood HACK
Thanks Steve....Was gonna ask but ya beat me to it!!!
No problem, was bored and had nothing better to do besides making a crank case gasket for my build.
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Finished up another one of my own projects.
Bought it as a back up for parts to my other one last year. Butttttt she didnt take much to make her a good one sooooo I couldnt resist .
Bought it as a back up for parts to my other one last year. Butttttt she didnt take much to make her a good one sooooo I couldnt resist .
Got most of my gaskets made for the 5200, just got to trim up the case gasket a bit and punch out the holes.
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Thanks for the template Modifiemark. [emoji106]
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Install seals before or after I install the crank and put the cases together? Case is already tapered for the crank seals.
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I'm just winding down the first tube of Dirko I bought around 8 years ago if you can believe that. Think I paid around $16 for it at a Stihl dealer before I knew any better or was doing much real saw work. 70ml tube. I hafta squeeze hard to get what's left mind you, but the shelf life is..., shall we say..., adequate? Last tube was an eBay purchase from an outfit in Fla. for $6 and free shipping. I'll be getting into that one soon. I actually find the working time to not be an issue at all in most cases since it doesn't really 'set up' (or need to) like Threebond or Motoseal. I've even pulled an installed cylinder with a relatively fresh Dirko application and was able to just button it back up like it was a gasket. That's the exception and not the norm, but is also an example of how well it does seal (and set) and how non-messy it is to work with.
Anyway, 'nuff o' the sales pitch. You asked!
That's good shelf life. Thanks for that info Bob and Poge.
Best price I've seen it for here so far is around $20 shipped.
Best price I've seen it for here so far is around $20 shipped.
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