lapeer20m
ArboristSite Operative
the circumstances are not important, but i loaned my ms180c out to a relative who accidentally ran straight gas in it.
the cylinder and piston are scored and it is really hard to start.
I can get a new cylinder, piston, rings, circlips, and rings for about $30.00 on amazon. Should i do it? or is it likely that the rod and crank are also damaged? In all the years i've been using 2 stroke equipment i've never had this problem.
I burn about 10 cord of wood a year, most of which i process with a bigger stihl. I bought this ms180 around Christmas time, and i absolutely love it! It's less than half the weight of my big saw and it's great for limbing and cutting smaller trees.
the cylinder and piston are scored and it is really hard to start.
I can get a new cylinder, piston, rings, circlips, and rings for about $30.00 on amazon. Should i do it? or is it likely that the rod and crank are also damaged? In all the years i've been using 2 stroke equipment i've never had this problem.
I burn about 10 cord of wood a year, most of which i process with a bigger stihl. I bought this ms180 around Christmas time, and i absolutely love it! It's less than half the weight of my big saw and it's great for limbing and cutting smaller trees.