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About Mark_Skyland
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I was just about to say the same thing. As spud says if it fits in the bore it should fit the piston.
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Did you check the piston ring end gap? They can wear fairly quickly which affects tick over. If you strip a machine down to the piston and cylinder its nearly always worth replacing the piston rings as they are fairly cheap.
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Difference between stihl ms 261 cm and stihl ms 261 nonmtronic
Mark_Skyland replied to Ivan11's topic in Chainsaws
I presume that there are stihl dealers in Bulgaria, if so I dont see why they cant get hold of mtronic spare parts. I dont know if we ship to Bulgaria but you could add an item to your cart then input your address to get a shipping price. If we dont ship there then as Spud said l&s may ship, someone will. Stihl MS 261 Spare Parts SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM Buy Stihl MS 261 Spare Parts at Skyland Equipment Ltd. Only Genuine Products ✓ Free Shipping Available ✓ Fast Delivery ✓ 14 Day Replacement Guarantee. -
Its a fuel tank vent. Its a one way valve to allow air into the tank but not allow fuel out.
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The sensor usually shuts the engine down if it gets a low reading. A gauge would be handy to keep an eye on things but if the oil pressure all of a sudden drops then the engine needs to be shut down ASAP.
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Just a quick bump as it is only running until midnight tonight.
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STIHL announces new route to market for battery and electric tools.
Mark_Skyland commented on Steve Bullman's record in News
That will be an issue for screwfix. Ive had many a shop customer say that they buy machines from screwfix or B&Q, use them until they are broken then go back and get a full refund. I dont think it will cause us the same kind of issue and at least they can take any "faulty" machines back to screwfix so I cant see it being a problem for us. -
Discount code 5off. We've got to celebrate the lads reaching the final this Sunday so a 5% discount on everything apart from batteries and machines is available on our web site over the weekend. Skyland Equipment - Arborist & Rope Access Supplies SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM Suppliers of arborist and rope access equipment. We supply chainsaws, PPE, climbing ropes, harnesses, carabiners from Petzl, Stihl, Husqvarna and more top brands. Win or lose In store shoppers will also be able to benefit from the same deal next week too, Monday to Friday. Fingers crossed for Sunday and dont forget to use the code 5off when checking out.
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It looks like you know these saws far better than me. The 026 is still a fairly good machine. I have one knocking about somewhere that I keep threatening to get up and running again, plus about 5 200 T's in various states of disrepair!
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The serial number says its an 024 production date 10/1987
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Dont forget that if you are looking to buy a Stihl AP machine and you purchase a battery at the same time, it needs to be an AP 200 or AP300S then you will get an additional battery free of charge. The offer runs until the end of this month. We dont have these offers on the web site but your local Stihl dealer will be able to sort you out. Its a a decent deal so dont miss out. Skyland Equipment - Arborist & Rope Access Supplies SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM Suppliers of arborist and rope access equipment. We supply chainsaws, PPE, climbing ropes, harnesses, carabiners from Petzl, Stihl, Husqvarna and more top brands.
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Ive never seen a piston with that type of damage before. As suggested it looks like a plug fault/ timing issue due to the damage on the crown and intake side of the piston. Any chance something has broken away and been sucked into the engine?
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Using a Stihl 2 in 1 file has the rakers set too low
Mark_Skyland replied to KeenButGreen's topic in Chainsaws
Mixed feedback on the 2 in 1, some people love them and some hate them. It doesnt look like you have a Stihl chain, apologise if it is, but I know that they dont work so well on other branded chains from customer feedback which is that they take the rakers down too much. I have never used one myself so im not sure if too much downward pressure would cause the issue but I imagine that it would. The other thing that has just occurred to me is that if the chain needs a good grind back then once the first tooth is taken back quite a bit it may be lowering the flat file a bit too much while sharpening the second tooth. If that makes any sense. -
As ADW says it could be a mismatch. Post a pic of the worm wheel showing a top down view and the drum showing the part that locates into the worm wheel. You can see the differences in the drum here Clutch Drum Assy - Husqvarna 575261005 SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM Clutch Drum Assy for Husqvarna chainsaws. * PLEASE NOTE: 560XP Only fits upto serial number 20202200048 * From serial number 20202200049 please use part number 575 26 10-09... Clutch Drum Assy - Husqvarna 575261009 SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM Clutch Drum Assy for Husqvarna 560XP chainsaws. * PLEASE NOTE: 560XP Only fits from serial number 20202200049 onwards * From serial number upto 2020220004 please use...
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They arent that bad. My customer has basically done nothing to the machine but fuel it up for the last 3/4 years, so its not that bad considering. The cost of some parts has risen to silly levels so if you neglect a machine it can soon start to add up. Machines these days do need a bit more TLC but an air filter, tank clean and a general making sure all bolts and nuts are tight makes a huge difference.