MS271 teardown

[HarleyT]

I made another try at a video, this time I took it out into the sun, which the sunlight was a little too direct. I also should have backed off the camera a tad. Also forgot my 8mm socket, so I did a part 2. But my internet connection is so poor, that it took all night to upload, so part 2 will have to wait until tonight.
But in general, this is how I disassemble most saws, the only time I use a piston stop is when I remove a big fanwheel on the backpack blower that I sell parts for.

 

[Hantsman]

Did you ever continue on with the videos? I will be tearing down a ms291 shortly!

 

[HarleyT]

Did you ever continue on with the videos? I will be tearing down a ms291 shortly!

Yes, I have part 2, at the time my internet was acting up. I'll try to do #2 here in a bit. I'll put it up here if it works, my internet is still sketchy.

 

[HarleyT]

Looks like Windstream hasn't fixed my poor connection yet, so it will likely take all night. I'll put it up here in the morning if all goes well.

 

[Hantsman]

Sounds good thanks

 

[Wood Doctor]

In about four minutes, HarleyT accomplished here what usually takes me about an hour. Gasp! I suddenly have a massive inferiority complex.

 

[HarleyT]

Yeah, the other part is @ another 4 minutes. I am hell on taking them apart.
Getting them back together, well,


not so much.

 

[Hantsman]

Took me an hour and a half haha. I dunno about putting it back together tho. The gas tank was a bit tricky to figure out

 

[Vintage Engine Repairs]

Thanks HarleyT, that’s one zippy impact driver. No trigger lag.

 

[HarleyT]

Thanks HarleyT, that’s one zippy impact driver. No trigger lag.

Yeah, the pair of drills I bought was one of the best purchases that I have ever made, great price too.