Stihl MS 290 Chainsaw *HARD TO START* Let’s Tear It Down For An Autopsy! ( And Funeral ? )

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Hi everyone! Thank you for taking the time to stop by for this Stihl MS290 video! Grab a coffee, sit back and enjoy! After you finish this video, You don't want to miss PART 2 that aired on Halloween night! Watch Part 2 now by clicking this link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l57OZp2Eba2so9k Spoooky! Keep a close eye out for for PART 3 coming soon!!!

[@REDLINERUNNER]

Look how much carbon is on the piston with Stihl oil... And that piston was hammered, but don't understand how did it run without ground electrode. I think I saw the electrode above the upper piston ring..

[@Peepke82]

a cup off coffee .... what about a cold beer :D

[@owenmorgan9079]

I will indeed I'm addicted to your chainsaw repairs 😅 I've been fixing/ servicing garden machinery for over 25 years here in Devon in the U.K Please keep up the brilliant videos Kind regards Owen

[@SpruceGoose-qx8zj]

Keep them coming ma'am...we love 'em!!!

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[@comtrans123]

It's not that people want to watch chainsaw repair its you that makes it especially interesting.

[@jasonjones6463]

IMO you deliver the clearest chainsaw repair content out there. No bs, just great. I have been using saws for a living for thirty years and you have already taught me a great deal. Thanks.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thank you very much! You made me smile!

[@slaznum1]

The reason is, you are a great mechanic. You have a sound method you stick to it you know your product and you’re not a hack. That’s why we like to watch. It’s a privilege actually.

[@ronbeatty516]

Nothing gets by the Canadian coroner of chainsaws. She seeks the truth often at her own cost. A methodical assessment identified the cause of death without question. While the 290 wasn’t used much it gave everything it had in the end. The chainsaw was put to rest with honors. The music and the cat paying his last respects brought tears to my eyes. This video is destined to be a KZbin classic. I smell a KZbin Academy Award in your future.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

You!! Ron, are you my biggest fan? I think you are 😀

[@ronbeatty516]

Ha!

[@h.v.schainsawtrees4967]

Nice video you make some amazing videos I just finished rebuilding a 461 mag that had a loose spark plug caused it to wallow out spark, plug hole and call small fragments of metal to get into the piston and cylinder

[@gmann3300]

lol my wife asked me why I watch someone “you” repairs chainsaws. Well. 1 I’ve owned chainsaws for years and find it interesting 2 I’ve learned a lot 3 you are damn good. Best I have ever seen. Not just saws but all small engine repair. But chainsaws are where it’s at. Keep up the videos. We will never ever be bored watching you tear apart a chainsaw 😀

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Wow, thank you!

[@aktrapper6126]

Your channel is unique, you are the most thorough chainsaw repair person on youtube. Love your channel!

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thank you!

[@smev4341]

The reason I love your channel, along with others,is you have a method of diagnosis of many different chainsaws and this gives me knowledge and understanding on how to repair and understand my own fleet of saws, thus saving me a cost. So I must say thanks.x

[@ChuckConnor-yh6bh]

I think you're great I'm an old Feller that fixes my own chainsaws you have taught me a lot keep on doing what you doing and please don't change you're awesome

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thank you!

[@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950]

I have been subscribed to Donnyboy for probably 12 years. I have watched some of the others that you mentioned but drift away. Here’s why I like your channel and Donnyboy: there is no nonsense, you’re not milking the clock for the algorithm, etc. You get right to business, explain the problem, then get on with fixing it. Usually in 20 minutes or less. The repair is entertainment enough, I’m not here for the personality (that’s not to say you are not perfectly nice), I’m here for the knowledge you impart and to share the satisfaction of a job well done. Humorous edit: Stihl saws are almost indestructible. I partially watch with horrid fascination to see what carnage people inflict on their babies.😂

[@EricChmelarsky]

You gave Mr. Saw a proper send-off. 🙏 respect.

[@koyote2e511]

1stly. Straight away i had a smile on my face at your slight comical sarcasm ( you’d fit right in here in Australia) 2ndly. U were the first chainsaw channel i watched and have given me no reason to watch another. Your calm manner n wit along with the method in which you present your work n videos makes for a great start to my day. 3rdly your an intelligent person which is refreshing on youtube. Thankyou Erica

[@brianrizzi6321]

You moved to the top of the list of content creator repair people. Something about your presentation and systematic diagnostic process and finding the mystery at the end is very satisfying. And some subtle humor goes a long way

[@ivoryjohnson4662]

We enjoy the dialog; the methodical approach you have to repairs. We appreciate the no ego way you do your work. So you get our views and subscriptions

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Wow, thank you!

[@dcvariousvids8082]

I can’t pinpoint just one thing about your presentation but here goes. You have a wealth of knowledge, you walk through why you’re doing things and how you’re doing them; you have a gentle presentation, with just enough anecdotes to keep it light hearted, yet serious enough to point out where things can be a danger, either to the operator and or equipment. Plus the methodical progression throughout diagnosis and repair. There’s always something to learn and I’m amazed by the sheer amount of and variety of machines you repair. And who can go wrong with the occasional glimpse of a cat.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Your amazing!

[@mea56]

I work on alot of Stihl equipment. I watch your videos for your professional information, tips, and all the different types of malfunctions to make my job more efficient. Thank you for all your efforts and sharing your knowledge.

[@bradmalone2541]

I have a complete box of MS290 parts that I have canalized to keep two other MS290 saws running over the years. You took your autopsy a little deeper into the engine than I have been on my saws. Thank you. I do enjoy your style and detail of your presentation.

[@JohnnyG1956]

When the customer asks if you can do a quick fix, tell them yes, buy a new saw.

[@edwardmarshall5059]

Please accept my sincere thanks for these videos. Why do I watch? They have I love to learn. I’m a gear head. I love knowing how things work. My big hobby is cutting my own firewood. I live power saws. I am a stickler for maintaining my saws. I watch all the usual suspects who do chainsaw videos. Yours are simply: the best. Why? Your camera work is better. Your delivery is clear and concise. Your showing us the inside of the saws’ cylinders and exhaust ports is terrific. Your attention to detail and sharing all aspects is superior. Keep up the good work!

[@munirladha6787]

You are a smart lady. I am new to chainsaws, and I am a transmission mechanic, I chose you first because your methods of diagnosis are excellent and I have learned a lot within two days of watching thanks for the lessons

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thank you!

[@ricardobernal8897]

I have a great mentor to teach me about small engines down here in South Texas.. i have watched all of your mentioned but have taken a shine to your channel. I love Stihls.. have rescued three so far and rebuilt them piston and all and all run great. (271, 038super, and a 170) kept 170 sold other two.. and i watch your content and learn from it. These things drive me mad at times but the reward is worth it when it runs. Looking for more and looking forward to learning more from your videos. Thank you for what you do. It is very much appreciated. These are worth saving.

[@wizardsofwisconsin7400]

As odd as it might seem, there are MANY people interested in learning things, even fixing saws! The difference, as has been mentioned, is that the presentation holds a persons attention. You can go watch your KZbin “diagnostics” and see how long the average watch time is. You know this I’m sure. You do a fabulous job and deserve every sub you get. Loved the cat and the funeral😆

[@JohnOxford-zc8jm]

I have been binge watching you work. I love every bit of your posts. Tomorrow i m diving into my saws. I am inspired. BTW, I’ve been using chainsaws since 1974. Fire wood, farm work, and just downed trees in the yard. I learned how to install a chain pretty darn quick. Keep the videos coming.

[@robertshorthill6836]

Erica, you are entertaining as well as informative. I don't mess with power saws anymore, but I can relate to how to fix almost fixable. Thanks, and best wishes for 2025.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thanks so much, I appreciate your kind words!

[@Craig_N]

It's fun to watch and educational. Lord knows it's helped me fix my own stuff. Way too many "shady tree" repair people out there charging dealer bench fees around here to do stuff most of us could do ourselves. I have no problem paying a pro to fix something but when it's some dude like me just learning off KZbin that's not worth $100 an hour.

[@Grayhawk1976]

Put a 390 cylinder kit on it and rock on 👌

[@jayytee8062]

You and the greasy shop rag are my favourites. I think because of both your relaxed, laid back styles.

[@davemaccarter64]

For what its worth, I find your detailed explanations, showing the part numbers of the part used in the repair and the routine you use to check the simple things first (check the gas) to be refreshing and very useful. I have a lightly used MS 170 so I have watched all your 170 videos so I can keep mine running good as I use it only for tree limbs and small firewood jobs. You and James Condon have taught me a lot about small engines.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thank you very much!

[@prirodnjak]

Hello, I'm looking at you from Serbia. I really like your videos, I think you are a great master, please make more videos, I learned a lot from you, we are in the same business.

[@tickfarmwoodworks]

Well... if my 290 ever has a problem that would require major dismantling... looks like I give it to the shop and head to the sales department. Thanks for the insight.

[@victorblackwood3727]

Your presentation is so excellent. I really love watching the way you explain what you are thinking and what you see. May God bless you and your family. Chattanooga TN

[@budgunter8950]

This was AWESOME!! Your Theme for the Video was Perfect!! I hope the chainsaw lives on with your 'organ donor" program, giving life to other Stihl MS 290 Chainsaws in need. Thank you for taking the time to film this beyond calling the customer.

[@HobbyMotorDK]

Great breakdown - this is why I only use NGK plugs for chain saws - thanks for inviting us to this funeral :-)

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thank you for attending the ceremony!

[@HobbyMotorDK]

@@marriedwithsmallengines 😃👍

[@richardwiseman2601]

Like what you do you have help me alot Wishing you live closer to us we need people that are good like you keep it up dear😅

[@leecarroll1817]

I enjoy your relaxing, informative videos and wealth of information you impart. Bless the deceased chainsaw and condolences to the owner. Keep up the good last rites and burial.

[@hubby-tubadventures01]

Value??? ........Priceless!!!! Even the cat came to show it's respect. The weird thing is i am up early today preparing for a funeral and just passing time with the tube beforehand.

[@jimc9309]

I normally never log in or comment but felt compelled to let you know what I think of your channel. I also watch the other KZbin channels that you mentioned. In my opinion, yours is the best. The way you walk us through step by step from start to finish and the excellent filming, is great. The dry humor that you throw in at times, is done perfectly. I found your channel just before you took the long break and I was real impressed. I am so glad you're back to doing videos again. Thank you so much, and I will be watching them all.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

I have to say, I really appreciate you logging in to comment. Thank you SO much!

[@edsequip]

Fun and informative to watch. No hype or bullshit convinced me to subscribe.

[@GoneSawing]

I love watching these videos!! I’ve started leaving myself about half an hour before going to sleep dedicated to watching one of your videos, awesome stuff keep it up!

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Glad you like them!

[@bradsnyder8802]

You do a great job. I have three Stihl's of various age and have worked on them on and off. Still you have taught me things I never knew. Much appreciated!

[@willian.direction6740]

I like how you dive into the job on the bench and find the problem and fix it if possible. Oh and like looking at the small Engines too.

[@kevinm5177]

Sad day indeed. Great video and humorous take on it.

[@jamesmorgan1024]

Maintenance goes a long ways 😮

[@williamlindner3984]

Great Video!!!! I love the cat paying last respects at the saws funeral!!!👍👍

[@marilynsimpson4640]

Never saw anybody take a chainsaw totally apart pretty amazing. Fun to watch. Enjoy your channel.

[@gdljr10k]

Damn. Hate to see a chainsaw go down because of a spark plug electrode. I don’t take my equipment in to be worked on and demand it be fixed right away. I wait my turn. My MS361 was in the shop for 5 weeks to replace the carburetor. I didn’t complain. I wish you were the one that worked on my saw in the first place. I bet it wouldn’t be back in the shop after two tanks of fuel because it would shut off and now it won’t start. Great video from a fan in central Pennsylvania. The end of the video was both sad and funny at the same time, lol. Glad I found this channel. Have a good week.

[@BigBoxDodge2020]

I have a Stihl model 029 from 1994 and that thing is still very powerful. Run's really, really well for an old saw, I maintain myself. If you have one of those models that is DOA, and want to give it away. I'll pay for shipping.

[@iamsomegeezer]

Like you, I have watched KZbin for many years now. I was 'on the internet' before it even began in 2005. It is now my main interest in finding things interesting to observe. I love the way you can search anything you can imagine up and there will be a video of someone talking, demonstrating or just plain doing it the thing you are interested in. If someone had told me then that I would used it to spend an evening watching a movie with someone or watching a lady in Canada repairing chainsaws, I would have been very sceptical of that. Yet, here we are. I like the way you explain things slowly and how detailed, thoughtful and diligent you are in your work. I have Complex PTSD and sometimes get so hyper anxious, that I am pretty much non functional. I have a professional person working with me on that but I have found that watching your videos calms me down so much, it's better than any medicine or thought exercise that I can do. When all seems lost, I turn on the TV and sit and watch you fix a chainsaw and within minutes a sense of stability returns. I'm not sure exactly why, I just think it's your calm demeanour and methodical approach that suggests that everything is going to be ok. I hope you can keep making them. I enjoy the opening shots of your place there in Ontario, no sound just a look around the place a perfect prelude of what's to come. The best to you and your family. Love Canada!

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Your comment blew me away. I just read it aloud to my family. Thank you. Thank you. 🙏

[@TheGreasyShopRag]

You're right about the people that want a quick fix. Its never quick and its never contractors because they know they need backup equipment for these situations. I've accepted that my day will be interrupted by new bar/chain installs and actually it does give an opportunity to ensure their drum or rim drive is ok.

[@wordofjesusworshipcenter9803]

Recently found your channel. Very informative, entertaining and instructive. What more could we ask for? I have watched most of the channels that you mentioned. You didn’t mention Ironhorse. He is a serious mechanic and porter. Keep em coming. Only a few female “Saw Head” channels. Can’t believe that your hands and nails are so clean. Poppy

[@claytonlemieux4090]

Also so many of the saw come in with duty air filters and the same spark plug that the saw came with, I changed the spark plug each year and if the filters need to be change I do it you take of your tool they will last a long time and serve you well

[@iduswelton9567]

I've used many different kinds of chainsaw and have never seen one broken down into its many parts - I had no idea it's so involved - I always maintained my equipment while I worked including my chainsaw - were and who I worked for always kept the equipment serviced and in great working order - I hate seeing a piece of equipment abused like this and it's uncalled for - thank you for your great videos I enjoy them greatly 🤓👍

[@foxwood67]

I subbed after watching the first video. Calm demeanor, thorough diagnoses a bit of humor. Good stuff. I haven’t run saws for years but like most of us it feels like just yesterday. Ohh I learned what we think will be a quick repair usually isn’t

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@tomessary4099]

Moving funeral! Wonderful report and experience!!!!

[@danspence2880]

Thank you I love your videos they help me with the small engine repair that I do now that I am retired.

[@WNCworks]

I've seen 2 Bosch plugs with the ground strap gone. One in a vehicle and one in a chainsaw. I don't trust them now, so I use NGK plugs. Good video!

[@almclean4835]

Not a total waste, lots of parts off it that can be reused. In forty years of playing about with saws , I’ve never seen a broken electrode. Great video

[@Syncop8rNZ]

I like your videos because each is like a detective show episode, you take us along with you as you work through the issues in a calm, methodical manner, investigating each possible cause. By watching we are learning your processes so that we may apply them to our own chainsaw repairs. You rarely go off on obscure tangents or rants (OK, perhaps the accumulation of derelict ride-on mowers being the exception).

[@PeterTurtlebury]

The final scene bought a tear to my eyes.

[@1RCPILOT]

You’ll have some extra 290 parts if you ever need them! Great Video! 😊

[@ryanhare3479]

Great video Erica. I have a blown up MS290 Farmboss I’ve been sitting on for 10 years, gonna use your breakdown to get a new short block installed.

[@jaxxonbalboa3243]

This is the first time seeing a chainsaw taken down to it's essence, very cool. However it was disappointing that the broken spark plug electrode didn't show up! Great video - watching from USA-NJ.

[@freelanddoug]

What a shame that an otherwise good saw was destroyed by the darn spark plug. Great video! I feel a bit more familiar now with my old MS310, and maybe a little bit smarter too. Thanks!

[@benhineline7867]

Your presentation and layout is the very best on KZbin. Keep up the good work!!

[@stevenfan1218]

You are definitely a top notch mechanic

[@iantaylor9840]

You're channel content is awesome, I have learn't so much watching you inspect and fix saws. I own 4 Stihl saws myself and you have inspired me to work on my own small engines with much more confidence. I've even bought myself service tools and a vacuum/pressure pump (from the U.S.) to be able to do the properly, I hope. I am an avid viewer/subscriber. Thank you, regards from a rainy Scotland. Regards Ian

[@damodoesall6240]

I tune in for the outs and abouts, your Canadian accent is amazing !! The chainsaw content is awesome too.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Awesome, thank you!

[@asw19B100]

I beg your pardon…they’re ooots and abooots. In my opinion it’s your thoughtful, direct, well informed, calm, concise, and warm hearted Canadian demeanor/presentation that keeps me coming back. Yours is the type of business everyone would like to have nearby, I know I would. 5 hours is a little too far.🥲

[@saintmichael2931]

RIP MS290 - Amen. A classy eulogy Erica! Cheers

[@TheBeagleBrigade]

Well I'm picking up my first saw for camping (MS291) and looked it up for reviews and came across your channel. I've been binge watching your videos for the past two days now. I've learned a lot on how to maintain and possibly fix the saw I don't even own yet lol. Thank you and please do keep the videos coming. Subscribed!

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

That's amazing!

[@kjinohio5897]

Interesting side story. Had a Honda 200X 3 wheeler when I was younger. Wanted to go mushroom hunting in a far away woods and worried about someone taking it while I was gone as they have no keyed switch. I decided to take an old plug and break the grounding electrode off so it wouldn't run. Just switched them when I got to my destination. After finding a bunch of mushrooms I was excited to get home so I hopped on and took off. Nearly home, I remembered I hadn't put the good plug in. Hondas ignitions system was strong emough that it jumped the gap to the edge of the plug. I could not believe that it could do that. LOL

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Great story - thank you!

[@ajkolodziejski118]

So much for the gap being important on the spark plug. That was crazy! It’s fascinating to us home mechanics because we will hardly ever see half of the repairs you encounter in a week in years of service of our own equipment.

[@clivecarrington8814]

Congrats for doing that. My 290 has a decompression valve on it. Although mine is 25 years old

[@paulmutty9116]

Oh, it’s not just intertwining but a great learning tool for me. I’ve learned a lot from you. Thank you very much.😊

[@stevemoore8599]

As a Stihl tech I watch you and others to maybe learn a little bit more. Or pass on a little knowledge. The muffler bolt can be removed without tearing the saw apart. Lean it towards the clutch side and it will come out. That's the first time I've seen a spark plug broken like that.

[@garybrady9531]

I own a saw but not your line up I enjoy your matter.of fact approach to repairs so I try to catch all of your adventures

[@GaryHagerman-n8l]

Everyone does things differently as far as diagnosing the problem. It's obvious you were trained by someone or somebody to check the basics first before trying to solve the problem. Good job ! keep up the good videos.

[@wizardsofwisconsin7400]

I want to add quickly if nobody did this test….some might be wondering if the saw would even run with the piece of grounding electrode missing. I tested this with an old plug on an 028 Super Wood Boss tonight and the spark will indeed jump all the way from the center electrode to the threads of the plug. It’s like 1/8” or better! Incredible it would still run and hammer itself to death but unfortunately…it would, and did! Just FYI for anyone curious about that.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Very cool ! P

[@bjac9763]

I like watching your videos vary educational … also you are vary good at what you do vary professional !!!!…keep up the good work !!!!… note I watch all your videos !!!

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Thank you very much!

[@matthewwatkins3760]

I love watching these vids. You are absolutely correct about the 290 sharing a body with 2 other saw. I had a junk 290 and put a 390 cylinder in it and gpt it gping again. More powa!

[@curtgirardin6093]

I like what I'm seeing, and I want to see more of it! It's very obvious (and unfortunately rare) when you stumble across a youtube channel where the person truly knows what they're talking about; is a true expert. And you are obviously both of those things, so there's a lot of value in learning from someone like you.

[@sidlangston7790]

I've repaired chainsaws for many years but I knew when I discovered your channel that you are the sharpest knife in the drawer. Subscribed immediately. Your concise methodology is a great change from the other youtubers. First comment on your channel. Please don't leave on vacation w/o a back up video or two. Thank you.

[@larryleonard3922]

Yes many of us watch you and the other names that you are speaking of and many thanks to ALL OF YOU for helping us!!

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

You are so welcome

[@frankg6563]

I just recently found your channel and I'm glad I did. I have watched about a dozen of your videos and found them informative, educational and entertaining. I have to tell you that this one on the MS290 that swallowed the spark plug's ground electrode was the best. When you started with the bagpipe dirge and covered the "remains" of the saw with a black Stihl T-shirt, I lost it. You have revealed yourself to have a great sense of humor. When the cat came over to pay respect I damn near sprayed coffee out of my nose. A hardy thanks from me to you.

[@ClarenceOlsen-o2g]

Thank you so much for taking the time to put your videos together,enjoying your channel and the content within,please please don’t stop,i have run many chain saws in my time and looked after them well enough that friends would buy them for that reason and run them for a some time after.the content in your videos has given me great knowledge to the in and out of the chain saws you repair,with that I’ll maybe rebuild one someday.keep with the videos love the way you narrate to detail.have a great day or evening.cheers

[@yaesu101ee]

when you went on your summer hiatus I was already caught up. Had to start therapy to make till fall. Condolences to the family, he will be sorely missed.

[@leonardobatistarocha7956]

God bless you for you and family

[@dennisjoiner3717]

I’ve been a small engine tech for over 25 years now, but I still learn a tip or trick that I think makes me better. I have the Silver level training with Stihl, I’d love to get the Gold. I’ve been Homelite certified and Briggs & Stratton, oh and Tecumseh as well. Now at age 65 I plan on being picky at what I work on, but it’ll help supplement my retirement that is 20 months away. The first saw I rebuilt was a MS-290 that had been straight gassed. My son's father-in-law had loaned it to a neighbor. He gave it to my son, and I put a short block kit in it. My son still uses it from time to time. Nice touch at the end, and slowly hauling it away!

[@tjlee9901]

hi Erica , love your channel , woodrat and grassrat here to use the terminology of Taryl Dactyl my fave fix-it guy . running my new husqie 372 from walkers saw shop in Nanaimo today . also use an old frontier saw for smaller stuff . 50 years old but runs great and so nice to use . the old guy has a slight misfire right now , i guess the points need cleaning again , ha ha

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

I am so glad that you are here!

[@neilreid4306]

Amazing Grace at the end. Brilliant!

[@gerryellis3847]

I have a VW UP GTI the same engine great work.

[@robertcochran7103]

I am very impressed with this video. I like watching engine tear downs. While draining the fuel, you commented that the fuel looks good to you. What did you think of the bar oil? I notice that you are gentle with the parts, which is good. I had thought you would complete the teardown without hurting your hands -- but I think you did get one small cut. I am wondering if it might help you to put a long paper or plastic sheet under the saw while you are working on it. Of course, paper and plastic can be more a hindrance at times. It adds a cost item that you have to pay for. You were concerned that the electrode from the spark plug had fallen onto the floor. That is why I'm suggesting paper. As to the electrode...I am guessing it is now nicely fused onto the engine cylinder and the piston. It is amazing that the connecting rod didn't break and shatter. That is a tough connecting rod!

[@ralfsiebel3075]

You are a fantastic mechanic and teacher.Your methodology is spot on. Im an old mechanic and i have learned alot from you..Great utube channel..Thank u.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Wow, thanks

[@dab.]

Here in the UK it's normal for a dealer to offer to put a bar & chain on the saw without extra charge.

[@WakinyanHota]

I am owner of a ms-290 and after watching this, i can see why mechanics would not want to waste their time on trying to rebuild this thing after a catastrophic failure

[@SoenkeBrandt]

Thanks for making such a detailed video. It is like mystery where you have to wait to end to find out what happened. Also love the way you keep everything so neat and tidy. Great job.

[@marriedwithsmallengines]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@HankGoodness]

Love your channel! New sub here. 1999, 029 Super owner here in Nashville,TN. Stihl goin strong 💪😉

[@dom1328]

I have learned so much watching on your videos how to repair my saws great work.

[@danielcovel6236]

YES ….Imformatoin to help and help others going foward

[@jeffrypotocek7727]

Yes,we want to watch you fix chainsaws!

[@annaaron3510]

Incredible ! Excellent tutorial on the breakdown of a Stihl. Will you ever reconstruct that saw for sale ? Thanks ! ✔✔