bloody chain break handles help ??

[Drayton tree care]

hi guys has anyone got a diagram or instructions how to fit a chain break handle on a 200t i cant seem to work out how it fits together.

 

cheers in advance

[Mesterh]

Try these.

[ATTACH]45304[/ATTACH]

 

[ATTACH]45305[/ATTACH]

 

 

 

Failing that send it to me and I will fix it for £300:thumbup1:

[Mesterh]

Did it help then?

[chaffey]

Wouldn't seem like it ha ha ha. He's not posted back as he's still tinkering with it:lol:. Either that or he doesn't fancy your £300 fee!!

[Paul Jenks]

Unless you do them quite a bit they are annoyingly complex. Stihl changed the design a few years back, value engineering, and they break as soon as you take them into the tree. Recently the typical break points have been beefed up a little but they still go. I've got a handle and side casing assembly from my first 200t bought in 1996. It's done countless saws in that time and the handle and break mechanism work fine. it's even got the date sticker intact to prove it.

[Drayton tree care]

hi guys sorry yeah the diagrams were very helpful it onely took me a couple of minutes once id seen what it should look like and ive still got my 300 notes.

 

thanks:001_smile:

[Mesterh]

 

Good to see you got it sorted, although I was banking on banking the £300, musta posted the 'wrong' instructions.

[Mesterh]

Unless you do them quite a bit they are annoyingly complex. Stihl changed the design a few years back, value engineering, and they break as soon as you take them into the tree. Recently the typical break points have been beefed up a little but they still go. I've got a handle and side casing assembly from my first 200t bought in 1996. It's done countless saws in that time and the handle and break mechanism work fine. it's even got the date sticker intact to prove it.

 

 

Its all in here:laugh1:

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/19132-why-200t-chain-brake-rubbish.html