Stihl flywheel puller

[Milkman31]

Didn't won't to show this but why not.went to Carquest and got this drain plug by Dorman part number 090-099 26mm x 1.5 drilled the center and welded a 1/2 nut to the drain plug and put 1/2 bolt in it. Forgive me for the weld seems the nozzle on the mig up and walked off lol.less than $5

 

[angelo c]

Nice job. I think we call that "red neck ingineerin"

 

[50blues]

Very nice. I'll have to remember that one.

 

[z71mike]

Very slick. No doubt. I think I paid like 10 bucks for mine on ebay.

 

[C SAW 090]

Cool is it for the bigger saws or smaller, i think the 046 and up is bigger. I've run into that before i have one that fits the smaller saws. i had to go to the saw shop to pull the 046 flywheel

 

[Milkman31]

Cool is it for the bigger saws or smaller, i think the 046 and up is bigger. I've run into that before i have one that fits the smaller saws. i had to go to the saw shop to pull the 046 flywheel

It's for the big stihl saws I have a very nice one for the small saws that was gave to me in the Christmas thread it pus mine to shame lol

 

[angelo c]

Pretty sure the smaller one is 19mm.

 

[Milkman31]

Pretty sure the smaller one is 19mm.

22mm I think

 

[janesy]

Funny this thread popped up tonight. For the past two night I have been reading about making a fly wheel puller, and whether of not one was required at all.

Now don't get me wrong, I'm all for Re-engineering the wheel when you need to. Especially if it saves a buck. Case in point I have made numerous tools to work on my ATV as I refuse to pay the god awful prices they demand for such specific applications.

So today I stopped into a Stihl dealer. Not my usual, as these guys are way to pricey...but non the less they are 3 minutes from my home. I ordered up a flywheel puller. And after all the hubbub about making your own to save all this money...

...It was 7 dollars.