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MS181 Exhaust Cover


Steven P
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Good evening and sorry if this has been asked before, I didn't see anything though

 

My MS181 is loosing a bit of power, the internet says to check the spark arrester, but on this machine the bolts for the exhaust are a weird 3 slot head on the circumference arrangement if that makes sense. So the question is... what do I need to open it up? new tool or is there a trick with a different tool?

 

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and as an update for reference, I took the exhaust off, as you both said, popped off the cover with a crew driver (had to use the shape of the exhaust to get a bit of leverage). Hex bolt the same size as all the others, no problem.

 

Turns out there is no spark arrester in there (UK version anyway). Just to wait for a new air filter to be delivered, realised I haven't changed it for a couple of years now.

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On 18/04/2021 at 19:43, Steven P said:

and as an update for reference, I took the exhaust off, as you both said, popped off the cover with a crew driver (had to use the shape of the exhaust to get a bit of leverage). Hex bolt the same size as all the others, no problem.

 

 

T27 Torx bolt head, might get a hex driver to work but it aint right.

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