Want to Sell Stihl 090G gear puller

[Bill G]

I finally have a small run of gear/sprocket pullers done for the Stihl 090G.
I plan to have ones for the BLK in 3 weeks but they are a bit more complex.
I have looked for one of these tools for over 25 years. I missed the new one Bryce sold years ago.
Stihl made these for a short time but they have been non-existent for years now.
I like the challenge of having a custom tool made.
I now have them done and they look good to me.

I will load some pictures of the tool with a 090G here. Please view the pic with the red arrow as that shows what an inept person did to a irreplaceable gear without using a proper tool. I have seen many cases damaged because of improper tool selection. In one situation I was told a gentleman used an angle grinder to cut a gear off.

The price is $250 shipped in the USA

Of course I ship worldwide.

Bill

 

[Bill G]

Pics

 

[Bill G]

Pics

 

[singinwoodwackr]

So, Vice-grips and a hard Yank won’t cut it?
Never worked on one, probably never will

 

[Bill G]

So, Vice-grips and a hard Yank won’t cut it?
Never worked on one, probably never will

Some live by this.................

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Some live by this.................

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Have all those…so, I’m good

 

[Bill G]

I think I am pretty damn fair but it seems some do not appreciate the time it takes to make custom tools.

 

[singinwoodwackr]

I think I am pretty damn fair but it seems some do not appreciate the time it takes to make custom tools.

How many even work on 090s and if so, how often?
A pretty specialized tool for a special group.

 

[MacAttack]

I think that's pretty neat...for a comprehensive Stihl / saw mechanic that's probably a necessary tool, especially if it's a tapered fit on the gear.

 

[Bill G]

How many even work on 090s and if so, how often?
A pretty specialized tool for a special group.

I know.............I am ole foggy but still love my ole gear drives.

 

[Bill G]

I think that's pretty neat...for a comprehensive Stihl / saw mechanic that's probably a necessary tool, especially if it's a tapered fit on the gear.

They are straight bore