glock37
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Cardsons parts are powdered and on the way back to him he should receive them soon
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Stihl 028 WB Rebuild | Full Restoration
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Hey Mike where's the pictures?
Cardston
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I'm looking forward to getting the parts back. I'll post pic just as soon as I do.
I saw your 028 parts last night when I picked up my 064 parts! They look pretty awesome!
Cardston
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I wish I lived close enough to Mike to stop by and pick them up. I'm stuck waiting for the big brown truck 
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Im gonna leave the pic posting to dan when he unwraps them hell be like a kid at christmas
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Cardston
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No doubt! But it looks like the box of goodies will be delivered on Monday now.
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Good thing comes to those who wait. Sorry i couldn't resist
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Cardston
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Christmas came early to Idaho this evening. Amazing PC work done by Mike (glock37)!
I think the tank handle looks better than it did when new.
PC'd the muffler. The saw will be a shelf queen since it holds a lot of sentimental value. But the high heat PC is good to 800 F. I'll use it on a future build with a saw that will be a user, to see how it holds up.
I think the tank handle looks better than it did when new.
PC'd the muffler. The saw will be a shelf queen since it holds a lot of sentimental value. But the high heat PC is good to 800 F. I'll use it on a future build with a saw that will be a user, to see how it holds up.
glock37
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WOW your Pics are Great
glad you like them !
glad you like them !
Pictures are awesome and so is the powder! Can't wait to see it go together!
Cardston
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After ogling the freshly powder coated parts for too long, the first order of business was to chase all the threads on the freshly PC'd parts. For Father's day my wife and kids got me a Starrett tap wrench and several metrics taps to fit the saw.
It took about 20 minutes to do the four pieces with threaded holes.
I then went to cleaning up the PC flash and the mating faces. The bar mounting face on the crankcase had PC on the lip below the chain adjustment bolt socket. I don't know if the thickness of the PC would tilt the bar slightly from plumb, but I thought it best to remove it and smooth the entire face as well. Put some 320 wet dry on a flat granite slab and honed it down.
You can see how the beadblast roughs up the surface. Here's the before:
And the after:
You can see PC flash here on the edges of the mating face. I need to remove the oil pickup connector tube from the crankcase so I can get rid of the flash and true up the mating face. 10 minutes of wiggling it back and forth didn't get it any further out. Time to get the torch.
It took about 20 minutes to do the four pieces with threaded holes.
I then went to cleaning up the PC flash and the mating faces. The bar mounting face on the crankcase had PC on the lip below the chain adjustment bolt socket. I don't know if the thickness of the PC would tilt the bar slightly from plumb, but I thought it best to remove it and smooth the entire face as well. Put some 320 wet dry on a flat granite slab and honed it down.
You can see how the beadblast roughs up the surface. Here's the before:
And the after:
You can see PC flash here on the edges of the mating face. I need to remove the oil pickup connector tube from the crankcase so I can get rid of the flash and true up the mating face. 10 minutes of wiggling it back and forth didn't get it any further out. Time to get the torch.
Cardston
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Oil connector came loose after adding a few degrees with the torch. And the mating surfaces have been trued up with 320 and then 600 grit.
Cardston
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I've built up the handle/tank with the exception of the electrical and a period correct fuel cap that I'm waiting to be delivered. I put a dab of blue threadlock on the carb bolts.
The bearings are in the deep freeze and will be installed next.
The bearings are in the deep freeze and will be installed next.
That is one detailed re-build!!! I am going to ask my dealer if he has a name plate, has been in business since stihl came to USA. If I get one it is yours, you need a brand new one!!!
Cardston
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Thanks-that's very kind of you. This place rocks!
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Awesome thread, very nice build.
Cardston
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Success on the clutch side with the special bearing. Heated case to 250 F in the oven and cooled the bearing in dry ice. It fell right it. I held the bearing down until it heated up and seated. It's tight with no moment.
Cardston
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On the flywheel side bearing I put it on the crank first. Then heated the bearing up and and put the crank in dry ice. It slide right on.
Then I put the crank & bearing in the dry ice and the case in the oven. 20 minutes later the bearing and case slide right on. There's no wiggle to the crank, so I feel good about it.
Next up is putting the new oil pickup connector on the clutch side of the case and then the gasket and putting the crankcase together.
Then I put the crank & bearing in the dry ice and the case in the oven. 20 minutes later the bearing and case slide right on. There's no wiggle to the crank, so I feel good about it.
Next up is putting the new oil pickup connector on the clutch side of the case and then the gasket and putting the crankcase together.
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