Well my son drove over my saw the other night
The saw was in otherwise excellent condition with pretty low hours, replacement cost over $400.
I picked up a new plastic case for $40, new throttle handle $40, new rings $50-25 a piece Stihl part# (1127 034 3002), new flywheel $20 Stihl part #(11274991200).
The satisfaction of rebuilding it with no labor costs priceless
http://www.tkzdesigns.com/saw/DSCN3343.AVI saw vid
Take your time putting the rings into the cylinder they break easily, which was the only reason I had to replace rings. I used a set of plastic chop sticks and a nice wife to hold the rod while I set it in place
Like everyone says "no" you can't hold the flywheel with a screwdriver to tighten it. I broke a fin off which is why I replaced it.
Thanks to D'Animal for your posts on disassembly.
This link has some pics completely torn down.
The saw was in otherwise excellent condition with pretty low hours, replacement cost over $400.
I picked up a new plastic case for $40, new throttle handle $40, new rings $50-25 a piece Stihl part# (1127 034 3002), new flywheel $20 Stihl part #(11274991200).
The satisfaction of rebuilding it with no labor costs priceless
http://www.tkzdesigns.com/saw/DSCN3343.AVI saw vid
Take your time putting the rings into the cylinder they break easily, which was the only reason I had to replace rings. I used a set of plastic chop sticks and a nice wife to hold the rod while I set it in place
Like everyone says "no" you can't hold the flywheel with a screwdriver to tighten it. I broke a fin off which is why I replaced it.
Thanks to D'Animal for your posts on disassembly.
This link has some pics completely torn down.
