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Stihl Tri-ing
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I finally got a Chance to clean it up a little. The plastic parts cleaned up pretty nice. I'm not crazy about the slotted nut on the top cover, feels like the screw driver could strip out easy.
Burnses, I see what you mean now, and yes the spark plug wire is starting to wear. It looks like the ground from the kill switch is what I was seeing before.
I spent a while filing the bar guide flat. I ended up using a cut-off wheel on a variable speed drill to take most of it down, then switched to the hand file once it was close. (They were probably about a 1/6" uneven when I started.)
I couldn't get a good pic of the cylinder, but what I could see it looked good, and the piston looks real clean.