Stihl ts410

[Mull]

STIHL TS410 CYLINDER KIT 50MM NISC COATED 12 MONTH WARRANTY NEW

 

 

 

Try this fella, I had an issue with a kit I purchased and got a full refund but have since purchased much more kit over a long period of time with no issue.

 

 

 

Good service goes a long way if you are unfortunate enough to have a failure!

 

 

 

He trades as "Tesgol" on ebay!

 

 

Thanks spud, I will have a look for that.

[Mull]

Or I'll just click on the link. Doh!

 

Yep a better price as well.

[Ray1]

If your buying off the bay, and can wait before fixing it, every now and then genuine top end kits appear and only make the £50-£60 mark. In my opinion worth waiting for and paying the extra tenner or so.

[Ray1]

I would prefer to go with this one than a copy.

Genuine Stihl TS410 Complete Engine Piston & Cylinder c/w Gasket & Fixing Screws | eBay

[Mull]

I would prefer to go with this one than a copy.

Genuine Stihl TS410 Complete Engine Piston & Cylinder c/w Gasket & Fixing Screws | eBay

 

 

I don't think I would have considered second hand and without a warranty.

I'd be worried now about s/hand circlips and maybe rings too.

[Ray1]

I would be wary of using copy rings if i was doing it, i would happily use a second hand top end and replace the clips and rings with new oem. If i was using a copy part i would still fit new oem rings and clips.

[dig-dug-dan]

Can I just say that you guys give the best advice. So nice to see some useful knowledge fro a change

[Mull]

Can I just say that you guys give the best advice. So nice to see some useful knowledge fro a change

 

 

2nd that. Cheers boys!

[spudulike]

The OEM kit (original) is always the best option as log as it isn't excessively worn, stone saws do some brutal work but if the kit is advertised as being in good condition by a good seller then may be worth considering as Ray says.

 

The aftermarket kits do sometimes have issues with clips and rings - well documented on here!

[Rich2484]

The OEM kit (original) is always the best option as log as it isn't excessively worn, stone saws do some brutal work but if the kit is advertised as being in good condition by a good seller then may be worth considering as Ray says.

 

The aftermarket kits do sometimes have issues with clips and rings - well documented on here!

 

Yeah don't I know it.

 

Just stay away from anything copy on these.