stihl 075av ??s

[pete23]

thanks chaps.

[Eddy_t]

The lever is the oil pump setting (no fiddly little screws underneath on this one).

 

Starting - choke on, starting switch on, decompression on if you feel so inclined (I never notice much difference). Grasp firmly and pull like you mean it. They don't have the same style of magnets as modern saws, so most of the kick is from the ignition system rather than the compression. Take it tentantively and it will rip the starter out of your hands so it's best to just go for it. This also means it's a 'proper' foot through the back handle, hand on the front hand grip start - no drop starting here!

 

As per normal, takes a few pulls to get some fuel through and then it will either 'cough', in which case choke off and try again, or it will actually start and run, in which case choke off when it starts to stumble a bit, which gives you a few seconds usually.

 

Alec

 

Why not drop start? I did whilst my 090 was just a contra, and I do with the 051, tbh I find it preserves the starter ring that little bit longer. Unless you've got a longer bar, then don't!

 

And as wisecobandit said, you need a stubby combi wrench to get the plug off, and a special tool to get the clutch off, trust me, belting it with a hammer and screwdriver doesn't work! Plus for £3 it's no skin off your nose.

 

 

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[pete23]

reet, had a good clean of the we beasty today, looks brand new (want to buy it) lol.

 

ive got a pipe that has perished that goes to the carb, and the pipe that goes into the petrol tank that holds the filter. can anyone supply these??? or could a kind person put up a link to the pieces I need please.

 

anyway put a teaspoon of petrol down carb, on the forth pull the old gel fired up!!!!! but by feck don't they take some pulling!!!!!

 

what sort of money would I be looking at for a 20"/2ft bar and chain?? hmmm, saws to big for a bar that size eh it would be wrong!!!!!

[wisecobandit]

Bear with me, I will look them up. Ive definetly bought the in tank pipe recently so available and not expensive. The other pipe tho? Are you talking the fuel feed which connects to the aforementioned pipe via the white elbow or are you talking the impulse? Both are the same pipe which again is cheap as chips and bought per mtr for a few quid.

In the meantime heres summit to watch- old school baby lol

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn7iQ7evVRQ]BUCKING BIG SPRUCE WITH STIHL 075AV - YouTube[/ame]

[wisecobandit]

0000 930 2803 for the mtr of fuel pipe

1111 358 7700 for the in tank hose I believe which is actually the same as the ts760 cut off saw and the 090. IPL list it as 4702 358 7700 but its been superseded.

 

About £8 for both the above

[pete23]

cheers, will have to watch vid another day, only got mobile internet here, no land line sadly. not sure what pipe it is, but there one that goes from the side of the carb to the front of the saw and one goes the the rear of the carb the one on the rear has perished, but if there the same pipe I may aswell replace both.

[pete23]

thanks, where this from please?? any stihl dealer??

[wisecobandit]

Yeah that's the impulse and fuel line I mentioned about replacing in my earlier post. The metre of pipe is the correct stuff for that and you will have spare aswell for other saws.

[wisecobandit]

Yeah any stihl dealer can get them. Most will prob have the mtr of pipe in stock. Just give them the above part numbers and they will get it easily.

[Eddy_t]

I've sent you a pm with the ipl

 

 

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