What's on your bench today?

[spudulike]

So tonight im currently looking at the stihl 009 for future sale

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Thats a clean looking saw, my first saw was a 009, got a reasonable amount of torque and reckon it will make a good wood burner logging saw or for carving.

[spudulike]

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Pic isn't very good, plug looks black Tbf, and you can't see the white on the plug tip

 

 

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I diagnose a poor camera, get a better one:001_tt2:

 

Looks black and rich to me.....from what I can see!

[HuntingHicap]

HI I'm a newby I am looking for a new pot for a Stihl 011av, the earlier type that only has two fixing holes, and one ring on the piston. Any ideas where I can find this?

 

Cheers.

 

Alf

[Dan Earp]

Thats a clean looking saw, my first saw was a 009, got a reasonable amount of torque and reckon it will make a good wood burner logging saw or for carving.

 

Aye its been looked after so thought id test it an give it a clean before sale bud

[Eddy_t]

I diagnose a poor camera, get a better one:001_tt2:

 

Looks black and rich to me.....from what I can see!

 

Yes, I did say that, it's actually brown, if slightly rich, but the tip of the central pin has a little halo around the edge

 

 

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[spudulike]

Yes, I did say that, it's actually brown, if slightly rich, but the tip of the central pin has a little halo around the edge

 

 

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If the central electrode is tan brown and the earth electrode is the same then all is OK with the carb setting!

[bobh]

HI I'm a newby I am looking for a new pot for a Stihl 011av, the earlier type that only has two fixing holes, and one ring on the piston. Any ideas where I can find this?

 

Cheers.

 

Alf

 

Several on ebay.com don't know if they are the right ones though.

Are you sure the old one can't be saved?

[High Scale]

Replacement for a friends 200t with a snapped crank.

[mikerecike]

And that is where my tip lays - had one of these some time ago and it just wouldn't start but would with the fuel cap loose - had the same thoughts as you and found a novel way round it.

 

See how you get on and I will point you in the right direction if it does the same as the one I had!

 

running a treat - just on the margins of too much vacuum created I'd say - I found the vent - through a screw holding the AV mount in. If i cut a slit up one side of the screw do you think it would still hold? cheers

 

ALSO - way too much oil seems to be running straight down the bar to the base of the saw - haven't adjusted the pump yet - apparently its a screw to open or shut - any fix / solution / tip appreciated.

 

cheers spud and folks

[Cut4fun]

MS440, 322L, 236, XL2

 

 

 

I gave a 200t crank and piston away to friend. Just dont own a 200 anymore and it wasnt needed.