My Stihl 600 blower seemed like it was losing power so I ran a leak down test and found the exhaust valve had a slight leak. I pulled the engine apart and found the piston and cyl to be in good shape. The exhaust valve was sticking near the top and had excessive carbon build up, plus it was slightly burned. I thought I would replace the valves, piston rings, and seals while I was in there. Can you hone the cylinder on these engines or are they plated?
Is there any way to hop these engines up without killing the bank acct? I bought a new Redmax blower and thought I would use the Stihl as a back up so no big hurry in getting it back together. Thanks for any ideas!
Is there any way to hop these engines up without killing the bank acct? I bought a new Redmax blower and thought I would use the Stihl as a back up so no big hurry in getting it back together. Thanks for any ideas!