Ms200T

[colwoodlandcare]

Im just about to start on replacing the Cylinder and piston on one of are 200's. Is there any specific torque numbers anything should be done up to?

Also never rebuilt a 200 before so has any one documented a brief step by step or is there no hidden challenges.

[Dan Forsh]

Personally I never do go with specified torque on any saw I've rebuilt. I just go with tightening diagonally opposite bolts and take them up in stages and then finally good and tight (hand tight) with my trusty tee handle T27 driver.

 

I'm sure others will decry my method as madness and tell you to get a decent torque wrench, each to their own.

 

What I would say is get a copy of the shop manual to work with. I've never taken an MS200T all the way down for a rebuilt, but I've heard others say that they can seem like a bit of a pig to those who aren't familiar.

[Ian Clarke]

You should be able to find exploded diagrams for the saw online somewhere. That might help

[Stubby]

Ask Spud . He has done a stack of them you would not want to fall off !

[Jiles]

Im just about to start on replacing the Cylinder and piston on one of are 200's. Is there any specific torque numbers anything should be done up to?

Also never rebuilt a 200 before so has any one documented a brief step by step or is there no hidden challenges.

 

 

I have build Many 200T

I can try and send you a Stihl MS200T service manual, if interested.

Just send me a note in Private message.