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scorched stihl 046 complete rebuild. w/ pic's
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parrisw
Tree Freak
Ya, sorry, if ya need anything else just shoot me a PM, I don't really think I have much 046 stuff.
caotropheus
ArboristSite Operative
Matt, this thread is getting better by the post !
:agree2::monkey:
This needed 2 coats, first coat got all the blasted surfaces, hit it again while it was still "wet"/ hot if you will and it came out great for the amount of prep I did to it...
3/4 wrap came out nice as well
had no problems with the oven burning anything, I shielded the direct heat with foil and it worked perfect.
3/4 wrap came out nice as well
had no problems with the oven burning anything, I shielded the direct heat with foil and it worked perfect.
Capital work, capital work
nassin2
ArboristSite Member
Very nice work, repped you for your efforts.
Nice stuff Matt,glad the oven worked out....keep em' comin'....
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nanuk
ArboristSite Guru
So.. How do you finish...
the spot where your hanging wire is doesn't get powdered.
how do you ensure it gets covered also? Does it always require a second coat?
I've never seen other painters/coaters make a reference to it.
so... I'm just asking.
:monkey:
the spot where your hanging wire is doesn't get powdered.
how do you ensure it gets covered also? Does it always require a second coat?
I've never seen other painters/coaters make a reference to it.
so... I'm just asking.
:monkey:
On everything but the 3/4 with the spots will be covered by the grip. if you position the wire right you get very small spots if any. Or put it where you wont see.
it seems like more of a big deal then it is, iv thought about it.
Rookie1
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Very Nice Matt. Its looking good.
nanuk
ArboristSite Guru
Makes sense
you don't need protection is certain areas, so it would make sense to wire in that area....
I get it now.
thanks.
you don't need protection is certain areas, so it would make sense to wire in that area....
I get it now.
thanks.
Before you stated that the white might be a little on the yellow side, how close does it look after curing? By your pictures it looks very close to almost perfect.
Not sure about the yellow part. looks white to me. Similar to my 660. it off white powder.
Only part that bugs me a bit is that i didn't let the second coat flow out enough on the flywheel side so it looks more dull and the clutch side has a nice gloss to it. No big deal really.
Ill post up my ever growing parts list for the dealer.
046
Bearings- 9503 003 0346
9523 003 0346
Clutch cover- PNW 1122 648 0401
1125 640 1701
Oil pump cover- 1128 021 1105
1128 021 1101
Tank/handle- 1128 350 0833
Handle molding- 1128 791 0600
Hand guard- 1128 790 9152
Cyl cover Shroud- 1128 080 1616
Filter cover- 1128 140 1001
3/4 wrap elbow- 1128 791 5500
Filter Baffle- 1128 121 6900
Air Baffle- 1128 141 6300
Impulse- 1128 141 8600
Fuel Line- 1128 358 7701
M5x20- 10 0022 371 1020
M6x30- 6 9022 341 1370
M5x6- 2 9022 341 0910
M4x12- 10 9022 313 0660
Blue= ordered form dealer
046
Bearings- 9503 003 0346
9523 003 0346
Clutch cover- PNW 1122 648 0401
1125 640 1701
Oil pump cover- 1128 021 1105
1128 021 1101
Tank/handle- 1128 350 0833
Handle molding- 1128 791 0600
Hand guard- 1128 790 9152
Cyl cover Shroud- 1128 080 1616
Filter cover- 1128 140 1001
3/4 wrap elbow- 1128 791 5500
Filter Baffle- 1128 121 6900
Air Baffle- 1128 141 6300
Impulse- 1128 141 8600
Fuel Line- 1128 358 7701
M5x20- 10 0022 371 1020
M6x30- 6 9022 341 1370
M5x6- 2 9022 341 0910
M4x12- 10 9022 313 0660
Blue= ordered form dealer
JAMES77257
ArboristSite Lurker
I have a cylinder, and AF cover.
Those of us that like to restore hopeless saws have to stick together.
As soon as I have time and get a few projects done I'm going to do a thread about a smashed saw. We'll see if I can make it live again without buying any parts, or at least as few as possible.
Mr. HE
