Stihl 064 Rebuild and Restoration!

[PA Dan]

I need a vent too Mike......

Glock37 can find anything.

I have some of the new style. Is this what you need?

 

[Mastermind]

Yes!!!!!!!!

 

[PA Dan]

Yes!!!!!!!!

I got you covered! How many you need?

 

[treeslayer2003]

Randy is that what i need?

 

[big t double]

Just drop the oil line into a quart jar full of nearly boiling water.........easy peasy.

I let it float in a pan on the stove while boiling and still ended up somehow cutting my finger open. You're some kind of magician...I'm an idiot and nothing ever goes easy. Usually end up damaging something on every saw I ever work on. What do you use for a bearing driver...bearings alway kick my ass. Sorry to derail dan.

 

[PA Dan]

Hey big t no derail! All good info that will help me and others reading! Can you send me over one of those special manly Hello Kitty band aids in case I slip up also? I bet a socket a size smaller than the bearing would work just fine!

 

[big t double]

Hahahaha Sure pm your address I'll drop a couple in the mail. If you're as big of an idiot as me you'll use em right up!!

 

[PA Dan]

That picture was priceless!

 

[Mastermind]

Those are the vent kits both Mike and I need.

 

[Mastermind]

I use a cheapo bearing driver kit from Harbor Freight.

 

[treeslayer2003]

i use a socket.............im a red neck lol.

 

[treeslayer2003]

the fuel lines are not the same on old and new tanks either are they?

 

[PA Dan]

the fuel lines are not the same on old and new tanks either are they?

No they are not. I believe with the 1122 series there are atleast three different fuel lines. Two are similar with one being straight the other like an "S". The other one uses the elbow.

 

[treeslayer2003]

so when y'all call the dealer, i expect you have part numbers ready? where do ya come up with the numbers?

 

[PA Dan]

so when y'all call the dealer, i expect you have part numbers ready? where do ya come up with the numbers?

Media Cat! If you ask Glock37 he might be able to help you out with that!

 

[treeslayer2003]

heres a ?, can you change from the multi piece fuel line to the one piece?

 

[Mastermind]

I wouldn't want to.

 

[treeslayer2003]

so yer sayin the multi piece line is better? or its simply better to leave well enough alone?

 

[PA Dan]

I have seen all three! The multi peice I believe will give the best chance to not have a fuel line failure. I do not like how the rubber lines have to twist and bend through the carb box on some saws. When I inspected the line on my MS310 after the piston got toasted you should have seen the areas where it had a strong bend! Wish I would have taken a picture of that.

 

[Mastermind]

Dan 'spained it right well.