Chain, Bar and Sprocket + Carburetor Manuals

[Arborist]

 

I have both these manuals both are very informative and hold a lot of information.

 

I want to be able scan the pages in then post them in a thread so every one on hear can reference them, if that's OK.

 

Only problem is i don't know how to get them in the thread as they look in the book.

 

Tried in the banana bar thread but didn't work, can any one help please.

[treediver]

If the scans files are too big i dont think it will accept them.

[Arborist]

OK this may be a better approach ill scan them in then if any body wants them i can email on to them, or when Steve is back i can email to him and he might be able to put then up.

 

What do you think, anyone want a copy?

[Marc]

I tried this on my mobile, its a little dark inside, probably get better results outside in daylight.

[treediver]

I'll have a copy when you get your scans done.

Not sure about copyright scaning entire books on a public forum...but i'll still have one.

Cheers.

[Arborist]

Ill give that a try tomorrow.

 

Marc what do you think, good book?

Do you have the carb one or any others?

[Marc]

I have everything!

 

Including Stihls mediacat software

 

I'm trying to see if I can forward workshop manuals or save them outside of the software, only I think its license code protected.

[Arborist]

You might be able to as I bought the TIS disk off ebay which is a basically a workshop manual.

[Marc]

Son of a gun, I don't have the Carburettor book, not that it matters as I have the workshop manuals and exploded diagrams of everything that is Stihl, apart from 441.

 

Other paper manuals I have is Fault Diagnosis, Special tools, Parts Catalogue List and Catalogue which has all the bars, chains, strimmer heads and attachments they do.

 

Stihl is a little sensitive about people having this stuff which is a little silly imo. I got my stuff as I attended a Stihls servicing course at the HQ in Surrey.

 

As to wether I think the books are usefull, kind of, the most usefull are the workshop manuals by far. If your mechanically minded you don't really need the books.

[Arborist]

In Camberly? thats 5mins from me. I went in there once to change some chainsaw trowsers that i had.

Did you see all the old saws in the reception.

 

Know that you have reminded me of the place i just remembered the rather nice girl that sorted me out.