Need help splitting case on my 066

[lumberjackchef]

I am in need of some advice on how to split the case on my 066 without damaging anything. I don't have a manual but know there is a great wealth of knowledge on this site about these types of procedures. However I haven't been able to find any on this specific model of saw. If I knew how it was supposed to be done according to the manual I'm sure I could build a jig to get it apart. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks !

 

[Dan Forsh]

Follow the yellow brick road...

http://www.yousendit.com/download/RTT6qCxUQa95TA==

you'll find the manual you are looking for at the end of it.

Dan

 

[Lakeside53]

First you need a manual... Some one will help you out on AS...

I have your PM.. sorry, been buried and...

I'll photo my old rigs/jigs, and the real stihl tools ... Be back later today...

 

[Dan Forsh]

First you need a manual... Some one will help you out on AS...

I have your PM.. sorry, been buried and...

I'll photo my old rigs/jigs, and the real stihl tools ... Be back later today...

Why can I never be as subtle as you...

 

[lumberjackchef]

Downloading the manual now, and pictures of the jigs would be awesome.:rockn: Thanks guys!

 

[MikeInParadise]

How much similarity is there in this manual and the one for the MS660?

 

[Lakeside53]

I beleive there is only one service manual... and it's for the older 064/066; nothing specific to the 660.

One thing to be careful of with manuals and IPLs is that they don't contain the techical updates... of which there are many for the 066->MS660.

 

[MikeInParadise]

I beleive there is only one service manual... and it's for the older 064/066; nothing specific to the 660.

One thing to be careful of with manuals and IPLs is that they don't contain the techical updates... of which there are many for the 066->MS660.

Thanks... Good point on the tech bulletins. I have down-loaded this

 

[RaisedByWolves]

Why can I never be as subtle as you...

Lake practices quite a bit.

 

[Lakeside53]

Lake practices quite a bit.

but it doesn't always work

 

[lumberjackchef]

Thanks... Good point on the tech bulletins. I have down-loaded this

Wher do you go to download the tech bulletins?

 

[Dan Forsh]

Wher do you go to download the tech bulletins?

I probably have quite a few of them, but I've never gotten round to naming the files as something I can recognise. I'll have a rummage throught them and try to post the relevant ones.

 

[VT-Woodchuck]

Thanks Dan,
What a service!!!! Do you have one for an 011?
This IS a great site!!!
Kit

 

[Dan Forsh]

Okay, I've sorted through them all and I have 17 service bulletins relating to the 066.

 

[04ultra]

Okay, I've sorted through them all and I have 17 service bulletins relating to the 066.

Better you posting them then me....





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[Dan Forsh]

It's a real pain uploading these things, so you'll have to bear with me

http://download.yousendit.com/BD0E59254BC93283

http://download.yousendit.com/5EB33760624FF4C9

http://download.yousendit.com/F40457A547ECDA1A

 

[Indiana John]

011 too!

Another vote for the 011 manual here! And if anyone can help with the 041 manual, I would really appreciate that as well!

 

[RiverRat2]

Really Cool

What a great place this is,,,, So much knowledge and good informationopcorn:

I really appreciate all who help us new comers out...

Coolest website on the planet if ya like chainsaws

 

[lumberjackchef]

!:biggrinbounce2: Ditto!:biggrinbounce2:

 

[Lakeside53]

Stihl Case splitting pictures - part 1 of 2

Starting with a "striped down" crankcase...

Take out the case screws (count them!) and punch though the two dowel pins. Remove the chain tensioner.


Here's the tools I use for a couple of years for both splitting and reassembling cranks/cases:

Here what I use now - Stihl dealer tools - really useful when you have to deal with many different cases/cranks. These tools not only split the cases and push out the cranks, but also have various left and right threaded attachments to pull the crank back into the bearings.

The old way - clutch side first:

Using the Stihl tool. This tools is really slick - pushes a crank out really easy and fits all the stihl models. A bar nut wrench is all you need to turn it.

and done...