How to REMOVE the Small Crankshaft Seal on a Stihl Chainsaw - WITHOUT Buying Expensive Tools!!

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Part TWO
This video shows how to remove the small, ignition side, seal with a basic Lisle Shaft Type Seal Puller 58430 which costs about $15 or less when this video was made.
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Background:
The trusty Stihl 036 Pro wasn’t being so trusty anymore.
I did all the normal work: cleaned the carb, new plug, etc. Simply putting off the inevitable that it was a more serious problem. Well it turns out it was. The crank seal under the flywheel is leaking.
Links to the other videos:
Please comment below if this video helped you out with your chainsaw, or feel free to ask me any questions below!
~~ Part ONE (Leak Check): • How to Find the Leakin...
~~ Part TWO [This video] (Seal Removal): • How to REMOVE the Smal...
~~ Part THREE (Seal Install): • How to INSTALL the Sma...
Thank you for watching!!
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7 сен 2024

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@Rein_Ciarfella Год назад

I could see removing the handle on that tool and using a pipe extender to get more leverage and also get your hand away from the danger zone when the seal lets loose. I like to say I've never owned a tool I didn't modify. ;-)

@Buttons_fix_it Год назад

Very good idea. I'm probably lucky that I didn't cut my hand open, there are plenty of hard edges on the case of the saw to 'bite' you! I'll at least where some gloves next time!

@rcf8367 Год назад

Good job! Put a wood or plastic wedge under the fulcrum when using the case, or you can punch a hole clean through…

@Buttons_fix_it Год назад

Yikes, I can picture that happening with the cast case material. Thanks for the tip!

@CraigArndt 9 месяцев назад

Why didn't you take the key out?

@Buttons_fix_it 9 месяцев назад

Hey there, that key was jammed in there really good and I didn't want to cause more issue by attempting to pry it out. I even installed the new seal very carefully with the key in there and didn't have any issue. Thank for asking!

@glennmckinley3058 Год назад

I use the same one!

@Buttons_fix_it Год назад

Cool deal Glenn! I usually use the sheet metal screw method, but this seal was way too small. This was my first go with the shaft type seal puller and I'm super happy with it. Thanks for commenting!

@robertoduranos5196 Год назад

Did it scratch the crank?

@Buttons_fix_it Год назад

Nope, no scratches at all. I took my time and put oil on the metal to minimize any chance of scratches. If someone was not being careful I could see there being a risk, but even the OEM tool works on the same concept. Just more controlled since it's two jaw with a threaded center.