FarmerTec Huztl MS660 Updated Build Kit - Build Thread
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hacksaw11111
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no, ordered a new coil. totally flooded it try to start it, gas came out the exhaust. hopefully it will start with the coil. all these add on parts are starting to add up...this thing better run! haha
MG porting
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It will be OK she will run coils are hit or miss oem to.
Told you would end up getting another one. Lol.
This one is for the 'friend' this time.
MG porting
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Well then you might as well oder one more for yourself just for backup that's what I did just so I don't have to break out the 064.
MG porting
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Lol. Yea I would do that to but but where I'm at the 064s are hard to come by so I'd rather where out the ms660.
I took mine to help a neighbor. My role, drop the tree, they were going to clean it up with their little saws. I heat cycled it and it got its final tune today. My first chain sharpening went well too. This one has a big lope. I pray that that bad cylinder did not throw it out of wack. I later buried the bar and it did great. But man does she wobble. That carb is so close to right at one full turn out it will throw you off. Don't have to move it much. I really happy with it.
MG porting
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golddredgergold
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Ok putting my engine together. I bought the stihl oem wrist pin, bearing, and clips. I went to assemble them and the wrist pin is perfect but the bearing fits the wrist pin and piston but to small for the con rod? So I mock up with the included bearing. The included farmer bearing is the same inside diameter but much larger outside. Where did I go wrong? Pic is of the supposed stihl oem ms 6660 bearing. It to thin and to wide. If I need a side by side with the farmer bearing I can get that.
hacksaw11111
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There are two bearings, make sure you have the right one. I used oem bearings but ft wrist pin. Then again your connecting rod hole maybe out of spec, who knows, I've had a few parts not fit right.
MG porting
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That's not a oem bearing all the oem Stihl bearings that I've ever used are gold in color .......
golddredgergold
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Not out of spec these are clearly 2 very different bearings for sure
I will pop the cylinder off in a bit and get a side by side comparison picture.
golddredgergold
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This one is gold in color just a bad picture for color.
MG porting
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OK well very weird did you check to if the oem Stihl ristpin was different if you have one?
golddredgergold
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Ok here is the pic. Farmertec right the stihl I bought left. The inner dia. Is exactly the same but width and outer are not. Farmer fit with wrist pin perfect in pic. Stihl same wrist pin 1/8" gap.
cre73
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I could be very wrong but that sure looks like a Stihl clutch bearing to me.
hacksaw11111
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The Stihl and ft we're identical...check your stihl part number, think you got the wrong one
Piston 9512 003 3281 1 Needle cage 12x17x13
Clutch Needle Bearing 10x16x13 9512 933 2382
Piston 9512 003 3281 1 Needle cage 12x17x13
Clutch Needle Bearing 10x16x13 9512 933 2382
The part numbers may not do you any good, might, but if it was in the wrong bin and a bad label/pick you just need to return it.
Could be wrong model piston bearing, could be clutch bearing of correct model.
You know it does not work and it should, sorry that happened to you
http://thechainsawkitguy.com Kit info
Could be wrong model piston bearing, could be clutch bearing of correct model.
You know it does not work and it should, sorry that happened to you
http://thechainsawkitguy.com Kit info
golddredgergold
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Aw it happens dont be sorry. I am starting to think its May be a clutch bearing. I am going to pull my 041 stihl and see if it will fit. It needs a new one anyway. Then today I will stop by the local stihl dealer and pick up a wrist bearing. Wonder what they cost own from the dealer?
