OneStaple
ArboristSite Operative
Hey,
I've been fixing up an old Stihl 051 that was missing a few parts when I got it. I thought I had replaced all the parts, but now I think I'm missing more near the crankshaft oil seal on the clutch side.
I had been trying to diagnose a significant air leak in the case, such that it wouldn't hold any pressure/vacuum. I did get it to start, but didn't run it much because of the fear of it running lean. I was about to go over the chainsaw with soapy water but I heard air coming out near the clutch and noticed that there seem to be pieces missing from that area.
From what I can tell, I think I need the oil pump worm and corresponding oil seal. Can you see any other parts in that area that I'd be missing in the pictures? (I'm a bit of a newbie at this, so I don't know if there's anything else I should be looking for). Also, would these missing parts, especially the oil seal, be the cause of my air leak? Or should I continue testing in that area?
The first picture shows the side of the chainsaw. The circular cover resting just above the crankshaft was over that hole, followed by the clutch/drum. The other pictures show closer views of the area.
Thanks!
Tyler
I've been fixing up an old Stihl 051 that was missing a few parts when I got it. I thought I had replaced all the parts, but now I think I'm missing more near the crankshaft oil seal on the clutch side.
I had been trying to diagnose a significant air leak in the case, such that it wouldn't hold any pressure/vacuum. I did get it to start, but didn't run it much because of the fear of it running lean. I was about to go over the chainsaw with soapy water but I heard air coming out near the clutch and noticed that there seem to be pieces missing from that area.
From what I can tell, I think I need the oil pump worm and corresponding oil seal. Can you see any other parts in that area that I'd be missing in the pictures? (I'm a bit of a newbie at this, so I don't know if there's anything else I should be looking for). Also, would these missing parts, especially the oil seal, be the cause of my air leak? Or should I continue testing in that area?
The first picture shows the side of the chainsaw. The circular cover resting just above the crankshaft was over that hole, followed by the clutch/drum. The other pictures show closer views of the area.
Thanks!
Tyler