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Strange occurrence on my oldest 2016 MS 261 it didn't just unwind to my knowledge, it was running great but suddenly the sparkplug popped out and saw dead.

I tried red loctite, that lasted until the saw got properly hot again.

Is there anything else I can do to fix the sparkplug in, tap out a wider hole or some permanent metal glue perhaps before consigning it to the parts bin ?

I could do with an old near valueless saw to keep at my wood storage for occasional use.

It's only ever been run on Aspen

On the plus side, I now have a damn good excuse to buy a new saw, been over two years since I did that 

      Cheers

          Stuart

 

 

 

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Posted (edited)

Helicoil (thread insert

 probably a 10mm or 14mm kit

WWW.EBAY.CO.UK

M10 x 1.0mm Thread Repair Kit. For Stihl MS171 Using NGK CMR6H. A recoil repair kit comprising of Part No. 7122. 10 coil inserts. Tang remover.

 

Edited by tree-fancier123
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29 minutes ago, MattyF said:

I never found the spark plug on this one… would not like to guess where it went 🫣

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Something tells me that a fresh sparkplug might not change it's fortunes overnight...

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That was its original bar from one of the first 500i , it’s had two nose sprockets on ..one a few weeks before 3 t of ash pinched and rolled on it popping the saw apart anyway..

I know years back I had 200ts which had the spark plugs helicoiled back in … they never lasted though , I’d just buy a new head or saw.  

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