Right tool for the job

[Al Smith]

If everything goes right can change the bearings and seals in a pro stihl crank case in 30 minutes - that's cylinder off to back on again... but I now have the right tools... and some of that time is waiting for the oven to warm up. Do I just charge 30 minutes? - hell no! Someone is going to pay for those tools.

That's little faster than myself.It takes me on the average about 3 hours for a complete rebuild on the average Stihl,but then again,I don't do it for a living.I can,however,disect a 10 series Mac and reassemble it in less than an hour.Then too,I've done 2 or 3.

 

[Lakeside53]

It takes me the best part of 2-3 hours (sometimes much longer) if I start with the entire saw.. filth and all, and do the carb, hone, piston, rings etc.. etc

 

[Woodie]

Someone is going to pay for those tools.

Tom? Tom Hall...izzat you??

 

[Lakeside53]

Tom's goin' to knock your lites out, wood:newbie:

 

[Woodie]

Tom's goin' to knock your lites out, wood:newbie:

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