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Tree Freak
Hello all!
The P&C for my MS290 is in the mail and should be here any day. I wanted to pick up a stud removal tool and a flywheel puller and some dirko too for that matter.
My local source is not very keen on selling me any tools so I was hoping that someone could direct me to a good online source.
Alternatively, is there a generic flywheel puller that I can buy? The Stihl one seems pretty simple and there should be a reasonable facsimile out there?
The stud removal tool I am looking into as well and may have a source for that. Can anyone give me the thread specs on the bar studs for my 290? I am not even sure if they are metric or SAE, although I suspect metric in this case.
About the dirko ... is there another type of sealant that does the job equally well or should I use the dirko only?
While I am at it, is there anything else that I should look at picking up (compression tester, vacuum tester, etc)? I mainly plan to work on my own saws. Chances are that I will look for cheapies that don't run or run poorly and fix them up.
If I can get everything I need from one online order that would be best as it would save me on shipping and customs fees.
Thanks
The P&C for my MS290 is in the mail and should be here any day. I wanted to pick up a stud removal tool and a flywheel puller and some dirko too for that matter.
My local source is not very keen on selling me any tools so I was hoping that someone could direct me to a good online source.
Alternatively, is there a generic flywheel puller that I can buy? The Stihl one seems pretty simple and there should be a reasonable facsimile out there?
The stud removal tool I am looking into as well and may have a source for that. Can anyone give me the thread specs on the bar studs for my 290? I am not even sure if they are metric or SAE, although I suspect metric in this case.
About the dirko ... is there another type of sealant that does the job equally well or should I use the dirko only?
While I am at it, is there anything else that I should look at picking up (compression tester, vacuum tester, etc)? I mainly plan to work on my own saws. Chances are that I will look for cheapies that don't run or run poorly and fix them up.
If I can get everything I need from one online order that would be best as it would save me on shipping and customs fees.
Thanks