Chainsaw Repair

I figured out that a seal driver for a husky 55 and 257 work good for the ignition side bearing. And a seal driver for a 394-3120 works well for the pto side. It is a little smaller then I would like but works just fine. The driver for the 088/880 part number 1127 893 2400. Does not work for either side. It is to big around for the ignition side. And the hole in the center is not deep enough for the pto side.

Cool to know and thanks for sharing. 

Of all those 084 I had never had to do seals or crank bearings. I think  3 of them had been gone through before all the porting though.

Even the stock one I got from you Adam didnt need them when I had it. Were they replaced when it went hotsaw?

Thanks Cut. Think I will send him a pm and see if we can get the ball rolling. Guess it does not matter as the seals are in but it  would be nice the have the part numbers stored some where.

Kev, seals in the 084 hotsaw are still fine.   Working on one now where the proprietary Stihl seal had backed out or was never properly seated. Popped it out with a screwdriver without damaging it. Lol.     Gonna try the Husky install as per Jmester's idea this weekend

Ok, thanks for the heads up.   More advance would be ok if you're keeping the saw and realize it puts more heat into the piston/cylinder Id leave the ignition alone if your gonna sell it.  Reduces the safety margin if a jackass buys it and hammers the motor on a long cut with a dull chain!!  Lol