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Does anybody have a service manual & ipl for a stihl 034av super?

Looking for service manual & ipl for: stihl ms200t and ms201t Husky 357xp Pretty please?

I have an old 010av, all orange, points behind the flywheel. I'm not sure it's worth getting going, but I'm exploring options. The issue right now is ignition. I have removed & cleaned the flywheel, points, & plug, set the gaps on plug, points and coil-flywheel, pulled the ignition wire and let...

Does anybody have a service manual and ipl for a stihl 010av? It's an old one, all orange, has points behind the flywheel. Thanks!

It's a bit of a blast from the past now. The saw worked well enough with the manual oiler, but I could never get past the idea that if you left the case open you'd have more trouble getting fuel because there would be less impulse pressure to drive the carburetor's diaphragm pump. Why go to the...

Providence! Neighbour cut down a nice big ol' Doug Fir; only one block from my home, I cannot believe it. Nabbed a half dozen pieces to try noodling. That's the good news. Not sure if I've got everything set up right, as the saw was a little sluggish, and didn't want to feed. I either...

Testing 1 2 3... Flywheel nut and extra brake cover screw came in today. "No charge" says she, best supplier ever. :) 25 ft-lb is a lot of torque on that nut. I thought it was going to strip before I got there. Excuses all used up, here she is, warts and all: With choke on...

A little presumptuous... Running out of things to fiddle with before I test it. Waiting for nuts & bolts now...should probably scope out something to stick it in too. Tongue planted firmly in cheek; it may not make it run any better, but I feel so much more manly now that it says "magnum"...

An old-school husky 35 would probably fit your budget nicely. If you can find a later model one, they have electronic ignition, and a chainbrake. They are incredibly light and can be used as a top-handle or a regular saw: This one has a broken chainbrake handle, which has been replaced...

Back to the drive-side While I wait for a new nut, back to the drive side. Clutch cover... has a broken off corner at the back; is missing the posts for holding the rubber guard on; is missing the rubber guard. I'm so cheap I squeak. I drilled two holes through the cover and tapped in 1"...

Bloody Setbacks A couple of weeks ago I feebayed a proper flywheel puller, been faking it with a gear puller up to now. Today it showed up, so I thought I'd give it a shot on the nearest saw it would fit. Hey, there's an 066 on my bench with a suspect flywheel nut, and I should make sure the...

Lol, yep. Here's the original brake cover after cleaning; burned, cracked & cut up: I thought I was missing a screw at the outset, even said so earlier. Mustabin a brain-fart. There's only 3-screw holes on the original cover, but there's 4 on the new one, and there're 4 holes on the...

Coming along Thanks guys. Confidence growing a little. Flywheel has only one slot. Heat shield in place, though it doesn't fit exactly as I expected. I had to trim off part of the edge toward the drive side: Muffler in place, little to fuss with here. Dual port muffler with...

360 I have a 360, nice little saw. It's kind of the go-to saw for little stuff, limbing, cleaning up fallen branches after wind storms. On my list of things to beware of, behind the little guard plate where the single bar-stud emerges, there's a small crack in the case. It looks like the...

Flywheel I guess I've taken the drive side as far as I can without putting the b&c along with the cover on. The ignition side is feeling neglected... Attaching the flywheel: The flywheel key sheared the first or second time I started this up, before all of this rebuilding business. I...

Yes. Why do you ask?

Lol, sounds like yes. ;) Clutch drum & (new) rim sprocket went on next. Asking for the service manual and parts list in the beg for manuals thread paid off large. There's a little cover plate that goes under the clutch shoes, I guess to keep the shoes from hitting anything underneath. I...

Progress. Assembly is the reverse order of disassembly, sort of. Thanks to Brad and the advice to heat the business end of the oil-line up first, installation was a snap. After that, the oiler went straight on, along with the little driver gear: Next up, installing the new clutch...

I had trouble finding a socket that would fit over the FW shaft tip and not be too big to fit the seal properly. I looked around for a flanged bushing based on some earlier feedback, thought maybe I had the answer with a chunk of copper pipe, but in the end I found a socket that fit. I'd...