You know, even after being a Stihl Gold tech for 10 years, I really appreciate seeing a video like this. I don’t work on pole pruner driveshafts very often, but when I do, it’s like learning it all over again. The Stihl service manual is worthless! I also love how clean you keep your work area and your attention to detail. 👍🏻
You saved my life today brother. Silver tech here. Those exploded diagrams and the instructions in the repair manual leave a lot to be desired. Thank you a million times.
I'm 2 years late but I'll be damned if that ain't exactly what I needed to see! I'll be tuning in here regularly because everything's so damn expensive to repair
Richard Hill I appreciate that. Some of the quality and editing in my earlier videos was terrible, but I’m getting better. I appreciate you following along.
Lester u are great! Wish u lived in my town. Just bought a used one. Seems in good shape. Your video couldnt have been done any better! Thank u for doing it.
I LOVE the idea of the brush on the end of the whip antenna!! I've repaired probably 100 of the pole pruners and cleaning was always the worst part. Luckily I had access to a hot water pressure washer but even that was a pain in the rear. Your idea is GREAT!!
Hey dude, Nice job. I did do mine myself and it definitely was a learning experience. I'll tell you it's well worth a hundred labor. The shaft internals aren't cheap either. People should realize you pay 6,7, 8 hundred for these saws,,, keep them dry and clean. Or you're gonna be paying 2 or 3 hundred to repair them. I got mine from a tree guy that had two. Made a deal to keep one for repair of the one he wanted. One was an ht 75, the other a 101. I kept the 101. Had to totally rebuild the 75 shaft and the 101 shaft. He'd left them in the weather for several years. Very sad. Was worth the deal though. U can grease the bearings if they aren't too bad, but new is definitely better. Also had to put carb kits in. But both now work great. Thanks for the video. Well done.
I've done 3 or 4 of these rebuilds at my shop on Vancouver Island. Same deal, sea air rusts the bearings and blows them out. Usually the outermost bearing (closest to the cutting head) is the one to go first. Happens all the time. Main different is we charge double what you do so it's not uncommon for people to opt into buying a whole new pole assembly ($450ish from stihl) vs $350ish for a rebuild. You clearly understand the tool pal, kudos from Canada.
I appreciate you watching and commenting, and I definitely appreciate the feedback. I hope to do a better video soon. My video and editing skills have definitely improved since this video.
Lester, that is a really good video. You explain the reasons for everything you do, and you definitely know your stuff! Thanks!! (Good choice of music too.)
This is a fanatastic video... I have one of these and I wish I had the skills you have, or that you lived nearby! it sounded like my spring went whilst cutting now the saw won't hold...Keep up the good work
Not sure if you are still active Lester (thanks to all the whingers) but thanks for helping me fix my pole saw. The front bearing at the end of the extending section had sheared off at the rivet. Easy fix but can you tell me what the screw is doing that is screwed into the top of the extending section (next to your hand at 16.:43). Mine does not have this screw? Thanks again.
YOU are a pro. Impressive. I was going to try to do this myself but I doubt I could do it without wasting money in parts and then having it be just right..... Great video tho.
Walls Bee Man - i dont think anyone gives a shit what you prefer tbh 🤣 This guy takes the time to put a great vid together to show others how to do a repair that saves them time and money, what you prefer is irrelevant
I have a HT131 that keeps stripping the spider gear at the engine side. It’s an expensive part. Can’t find anyone online with the same problem. It’s a fairly new saw. Any clues? Not enough grease in the shaft? TIA
hey nice vid. stihl recommend 0781 120 6000 grease for telescopic boom. would we just use this on the smooth extendable driveshaft end against the plastic liner and all other parts ie sliding bearings and splined shaft would just stay dry? thanks in advance
Awesome educational video I just put back together the shaft on my HT 75 (same shaft), I learned (not to use it in the rain) and let it sit for a while. I think the new model pole saws have plastic bushes so that this doesn't happen. Two of the bearings had rusted and seized. You didn't mention in the video that there is a rivet in the main shaft tube under the rubber hand grip that dictates which end the telescopic main inner shaft goes also the direction that the two slide bearings go in, I just thought I would mention that to save any one else some time figuring these things out. Thanks heaps I would have never sorted it out if I hadn't watched this video.
@@TheNormalOutdoors From memory the middle and end bearings go in the same direction maybe all of them. Look at the notches on the outside of the bearings they will line up with the sleeve join and rivet in the outer handle/sleeve if you have the outer sleeve around the wrong way the inner wont telescope all the way back in.
@@TheNormalOutdoors the rivet isn't central on the outer sleeve you will have to insert the inner tube assembly from the other end if the inner assembly doesent go all the way back in as shown in the video.
I looked all over the Internet for something like this. I have a HT 75 pole saw same situation one of the bearings froze. I'm a pretty good mechanic but I was stumped a little bit all I could find on the internet was a schematic of a blow up picture did me no good at all. Why can't really say that but there was no instructions at all on how to put it together. Or how to lube it. So I grease the hell out of it thinking that's what it needs. And it just jammed everything up. So after watching your video I cleaned everything up got all the grease and everything out of it and then put it back together. There is a certain way in a certain process in which to put it back together. If you skip on them processes you learn real quick that you shouldn't have. All I have left is the motor to be put on and then the gear Head for the chain hopefully it runs I'm sure it will thank you so much Lester. But you could have said one thing,,, is to follow the the bearing pattern that's on the small extension itself then you put the other two in that specific order not in the order of where the bearing is on the engine side. Because I did that and I had to take it back apart and turn the bearings around they have to correspond with the pole that is the extension . Other than that your video is great thank you so much again. Mick in south Fl.
@@lesteroliveintheshop9825 I just thought I might say that because when I took my two poles and separated them The Springs and the bearings kind of just popped out I didn't get a chance to see which way they came apart. I was too hasty. LOL
I am about to buy stihl 131 pole saw, my question is: if disassemble to store because lack of space, what is the shortest the pole can be in terms of lengths. Hope to hear from you. Thanks
Great video, very clear with explanations. Have you ever worked on a ht133? Had the shaft bend and need to replace it and wanted to know if this shaft design is the same so I could I could apply this video to it.
Thank you for your help Thinking about it. I removed the cutting head to replace the oil tank. So from then I noticed a noise in the tube?. There’s no special way to fit the head is it?.. It’s working ok now. But it be a shame if I keep running it and do anything. So just checking Thanks
Just wanted to say a quick thanks for the video... we dropped a limb on the extension shaft of our HT131 yesterday and bent it pretty good. Both the external tube and internal drive shaft were bent by approximately 20degrees .. maybe more. I disassembled & straightened them both with the help of the video but the drive shaft is still slightly bent and causing a bit of vibration during operation. Can you advise on a source for parts on-line or is a dealer only item? Again, thanks for taking the time for your excellent tutorial. mardyn
This might be a dumb question but I have this exact saw shaft was crushed when a very large limb decided it wanted to be stubborn.. my question is can I replace it with a shaft that can be used as an edger. Or would it be cheaper to just buy a new edger
I love it! $100 if you mess it up and bring it to me in a box!lol. A true mechanic! Thanks for the video buddy. Mine keeps coming loose at the handle clamp. Do you have a link for parts that you benefit from your viewers using? Thanks again!
This is a great video, I have the Stihl HT-75 I have the same issue except I'll need to replace the splined shaft too. I also need to change my bearings, I was wondering if this video would apply to my repair.
SHRED CT yes. There’s a little difference in the internal shaft, but the principle and procedures are basically the same. I love the ht75. Those motors were a lot more durable than these newer Stihls with the valves.
It is a Beast, I live in Connecticut and I'm having a hard time finding parts. Do you know where I could get some replacement parts or even the whole new J-Drive tube assembly? I've been searching for a while now and I can't find any. Thank you for answering my questions.👍
Lets say hypothetically, i took it apart before seeing the part about how crucial the way the bearings face is, and now its fully disassembled and cleaned up...how would a fella go about determining which way the new bearings need to go in?
lol is that a Glock chilling on the workbench? :D Thanks for posting, was 'gifted' an echo pole-saw that'd snapped in-half (well, the pole/saw-head snapped from the engine/trigger) and am way outta my depth on this one, was psyched to find this vid as there's very few on youtube showing extensive pole-repairs like this! Hope things at the shop are going well!!!! :)
Great video. Wondering if you know if the drive shafts are interchangeable from the ht101 to ht131....my Stihl Dealer said the ht101 drive shaft was obsolete now?
I have the stihl ht75 same extendable pole, the other day while cutting and the pole extended, the drive shaft retracted back and no longer making connection to the cutter head. I retracted the pole and still the drive shaft pushes back into the tube ....would appreciate your help!
Thank you very much for the quick reply, I will check on what you said and will reply back if that fixes it...really appreciate your help....thank goodness for people like you ...very kind!
My pole saw don’t work when I extend them... only when I use them unextended... spend 800 and don’t want to spend another 300 just to take them to the Sthil dealership... think you can’t help me?
I'm in the tree business. I used to buy a bunch of equipment from my local lawn and garden shop. He won't tell me anything period about simple fixes. That's why I'll never buy anything else there. When his boys with multi colored Mohawks and face tattoos worked on something for me. Odds are it aint fixed. He wonders why his business is down.
I have a ht133 and when it’s extended out almost all the way the cutter head won’t spin. But it will if it’s retracted all the way or half way. I’ve taken it apart several times and tried everything. Can’t find anyone that shows how to put it together. Maybe I put it together wrong ?
I lent mine to a friend and he got it pinched he told me he was pulling on it. I think it disconnected the powerhead from the shaft. I fixed that. But now the end of the shaft is not sticking out of the main housing the way yours is. It's about flush with the shaft. Therefore it's not going into the powerhead. Do I have to take the shaft apart and reassemble it? Any advice would be great. Thank you
Hey babe i took my pole apart to clean and replace the the engine end plastic shaft and noe the bitch wont run the saw at fulll reach , i cant get the sorings out and have tried everything to get the central starbar back in frkm the engine end but to no avail , please email me or put up a dismantling video and reassemble vid cos im tearing my lovely blonde hair out and not tearing up the trees .....!!!!!!! Thanks Strawbz!
You know, even after being a Stihl Gold tech for 10 years, I really appreciate seeing a video like this. I don’t work on pole pruner driveshafts very often, but when I do, it’s like learning it all over again. The Stihl service manual is worthless! I also love how clean you keep your work area and your attention to detail. 👍🏻
@Bryan Morgan, I sure appreciate that sir.
You saved my life today brother. Silver tech here. Those exploded diagrams and the instructions in the repair manual leave a lot to be desired. Thank you a million times.
I'm 2 years late but I'll be damned if that ain't exactly what I needed to see! I'll be tuning in here regularly because everything's so damn expensive to repair
Richard Hill I appreciate that. Some of the quality and editing in my earlier videos was terrible, but I’m getting better. I appreciate you following along.
Lester u are great! Wish u lived in my town. Just bought a used one. Seems in good shape. Your video couldnt have been done any better! Thank u for doing it.
I LOVE the idea of the brush on the end of the whip antenna!! I've repaired probably 100 of the pole pruners and cleaning was always the worst part. Luckily I had access to a hot water pressure washer but even that was a pain in the rear. Your idea is GREAT!!
Thanks for this video. It helped me repair the same model. nice clean work area. good music.
Hey dude, Nice job. I did do mine myself and it definitely was a learning experience. I'll tell you it's well worth a hundred labor. The shaft internals aren't cheap either. People should realize you pay 6,7, 8 hundred for these saws,,, keep them dry and clean. Or you're gonna be paying 2 or 3 hundred to repair them. I got mine from a tree guy that had two. Made a deal to keep one for repair of the one he wanted. One was an ht 75, the other a 101. I kept the 101. Had to totally rebuild the 75 shaft and the 101 shaft. He'd left them in the weather for several years. Very sad. Was worth the deal though. U can grease the bearings if they aren't too bad, but new is definitely better. Also had to put carb kits in. But both now work great. Thanks for the video. Well done.
Very well done. Now I’m glad I told my buddy to take his to the shop.
I had to smash the thumbs up button for this insight into what's inside of that pole saw. Thanks!
ok man...Thank you so much. I fron brazil. Thank you, I couldn’t have done it without you....
Thanks for the video... I keep putting bearings in wrong and I fixed my mistake after watching you 🙂
I’m wondering if I’m doing the same thing...do you remember how you put them in?!
Im back buddy. Great to see you making videos again!
First timer here. Really impressed with the cleanliness and organization of your workbench. That alone got me to subscribe. 👍🔧🧰
and the gun!
Richard Ingersoll LOLOLOL!
Thanks Lester,my friend didn't move the saw and the branch caught it, it bent, now I can fix it !☺ Thomas C Belanger FanTom USA
Thank you for watching and commenting
I've done 3 or 4 of these rebuilds at my shop on Vancouver Island. Same deal, sea air rusts the bearings and blows them out. Usually the outermost bearing (closest to the cutting head) is the one to go first. Happens all the time. Main different is we charge double what you do so it's not uncommon for people to opt into buying a whole new pole assembly ($450ish from stihl) vs $350ish for a rebuild. You clearly understand the tool pal, kudos from Canada.
brady jenkins thanks
great tutorial! i struggled with this until now.... thanks..
Great video, thanks for the help!
thanks for the video, I have used it several times to help me fix the pole
I appreciate you watching and commenting, and I definitely appreciate the feedback. I hope to do a better video soon. My video and editing skills have definitely improved since this video.
@@lesteroliveintheshop9825 I'm a small engine mechanic and I mostly work on Stihl... your video saved me a lot of headaches, keep up the good work!
Lester, that is a really good video. You explain the reasons for everything you do, and you definitely know your stuff! Thanks!! (Good choice of music too.)
This is a fanatastic video... I have one of these and I wish I had the skills you have, or that you lived nearby! it sounded like my spring went whilst cutting now the saw won't hold...Keep up the good work
Dude's got good taste in music or radio stations.
Definitely!!!
Good job buddy 👍
Thanks for show US
Great video. I bent my outer tube when a branch fell on it. It's a Husqvarna, but the parts look very similar. Thank you.
I definitely appreciate the comment, and the positive feedback. The Husqvarna is even simpler. I hope to have a video up shortly on one of them.
I definitely appreciate the comment, and the positive feedback. The Husqvarna is even simpler. I hope to have a video up shortly on one of them.
Awesome video thanks...
That got me through my repair... thanks
Did you see the remake I did?
Love your work Lester.
Chris Camp thank you very much
Not sure if you are still active Lester (thanks to all the whingers) but thanks for helping me fix my pole saw. The front bearing at the end of the extending section had sheared off at the rivet. Easy fix but can you tell me what the screw is doing that is screwed into the top of the extending section (next to your hand at 16.:43). Mine does not have this screw? Thanks again.
Chris Camp I’m still active, just haven’t had time to post any videos. I watched it back, and that’s a river at 16:43
Chris Camp it keeps the extension from coming all the way out of the outer tube when the clamping sleeve is installed
Thanks for this, just rebuilt 2 drive tubes today. If it weren't for your video I'd still be scratching my head at an exploded diagram!
Liam Dawson cool man. Glad it helped, and thank you for watching and commenting
Lester's Shop Talk keep up the good work, and greetings from Scotland!
Super helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for the video & nice job..I don't think I would put hands on mine but at least I have an idea 👌
Thank you
I've been so busy, I haven't had time to make videos lately.
You do fabulous work. All the best from South Wales 🏴 uk 🍻👍
YOU are a pro. Impressive. I was going to try to do this myself but I doubt I could do it without wasting money in parts and then having it be just right..... Great video tho.
Thank you
Thank y'all for watching and commenting
Stihl dealership
Where you get all the parts from?
@@felipemadera6078 Stihl dealer
Dealer
Yea I don't blame you Im dealing with a pole saw now the owner took apart and I'm bout to charge him extra cause it's been a two hour mission
appreciate your time. I really prefer no music but no big deal
Walls Bee Man - i dont think anyone gives a shit what you prefer tbh 🤣 This guy takes the time to put a great vid together to show others how to do a repair that saves them time and money, what you prefer is irrelevant
He's knowing his shit!
Ok I check it.
Thank you 👍👍
Thank you for watching and commenting
I have a HT131 that keeps stripping the spider gear at the engine side. It’s an expensive part. Can’t find anyone online with the same problem. It’s a fairly new saw. Any clues? Not enough grease in the shaft? TIA
Thanks well explained. Bought ht101 at garage sale w tweaked shaft.runs / starts great. Vibrates like earthquake. Where did u order parts from ?
hey nice vid. stihl recommend 0781 120 6000 grease for telescopic boom. would we just use this on the smooth extendable driveshaft end against the plastic liner and all other parts ie sliding bearings and splined shaft would just stay dry?
thanks in advance
Awesome educational video I just put back together the shaft on my HT 75 (same shaft), I learned (not to use it in the rain) and let it sit for a while. I think the new model pole saws have plastic bushes so that this doesn't happen. Two of the bearings had rusted and seized. You didn't mention in the video that there is a rivet in the main shaft tube under the rubber hand grip that dictates which end the telescopic main inner shaft goes also the direction that the two slide bearings go in, I just thought I would mention that to save any one else some time figuring these things out. Thanks heaps I would have never sorted it out if I hadn't watched this video.
Wondering about the direction of the slide bearings...have you got an idea how they go?
@@TheNormalOutdoors From memory the middle and end bearings go in the same direction maybe all of them. Look at the notches on the outside of the bearings they will line up with the sleeve join and rivet in the outer handle/sleeve if you have the outer sleeve around the wrong way the inner wont telescope all the way back in.
@@adampeters5277 thanks man. I bet it’s hitting that rivet! Much obliged!
@@TheNormalOutdoors the rivet isn't central on the outer sleeve you will have to insert the inner tube assembly from the other end if the inner assembly doesent go all the way back in as shown in the video.
also if this is the case you will need to change the two slide bearings direction as they will be hitting that rivet.
I looked all over the Internet for something like this. I have a HT 75 pole saw same situation one of the bearings froze. I'm a pretty good mechanic but I was stumped a little bit all I could find on the internet was a schematic of a blow up picture did me no good at all. Why can't really say that but there was no instructions at all on how to put it together. Or how to lube it. So I grease the hell out of it thinking that's what it needs. And it just jammed everything up. So after watching your video I cleaned everything up got all the grease and everything out of it and then put it back together. There is a certain way in a certain process in which to put it back together. If you skip on them processes you learn real quick that you shouldn't have. All I have left is the motor to be put on and then the gear Head for the chain hopefully it runs I'm sure it will thank you so much Lester. But you could have said one thing,,, is to follow the the bearing pattern that's on the small extension itself then you put the other two in that specific order not in the order of where the bearing is on the engine side. Because I did that and I had to take it back apart and turn the bearings around they have to correspond with the pole that is the extension . Other than that your video is great thank you so much again.
Mick in south Fl.
Mickey Becraft thank you. I actually indicate in the video to pay attention which way the bearings are
Mickey Becraft your right, I rewatched the video and did not mention that. Thank you for watching and commenting
@@lesteroliveintheshop9825 I just thought I might say that because when I took my two poles and separated them The Springs and the bearings kind of just popped out I didn't get a chance to see which way they came apart. I was too hasty. LOL
I just replaced my drive shaft and now when I extend it out the drive shaft falls out of the cutting head any suggestions ?
I am about to buy stihl 131 pole saw, my question is: if disassemble to store because lack of space, what is the shortest the pole can be in terms of lengths. Hope to hear from you. Thanks
Great video, very clear with explanations. Have you ever worked on a ht133? Had the shaft bend and need to replace it and wanted to know if this shaft design is the same so I could I could apply this video to it.
Similar in theory, but completely different in parts
Thank you for your help
Thinking about it.
I removed the cutting head to replace the oil tank.
So from then I noticed a noise in the tube?.
There’s no special way to fit the head is it?..
It’s working ok now. But it be a shame if I keep running it and do anything.
So just checking
Thanks
Just make sure the head slid all the way up on the tube
Just wanted to say a quick thanks for the video... we dropped a limb on the extension shaft of our HT131 yesterday and bent it pretty good. Both the external tube and internal drive shaft were bent by approximately 20degrees .. maybe more. I disassembled & straightened them both with the help of the video but the drive shaft is still slightly bent and causing a bit of vibration during operation. Can you advise on a source for parts on-line or is a dealer only item? Again, thanks for taking the time for your excellent tutorial. mardyn
David Berry thank you sir for the kind words. A dealer is the only place I’ve been able to find these parts
My spline keeps separating, almost like the cover over the spline isn’t staying put. Any suggestions?
How do you grease the head
I watched your video. Can't seem to get the back shaft in property.
How much would this process differ from the HT-103?
This might be a dumb question but I have this exact saw shaft was crushed when a very large limb decided it wanted to be stubborn.. my question is can I replace it with a shaft that can be used as an edger. Or would it be cheaper to just buy a new edger
Buy a new edger, unless you already have an edger shaft
Good video! Btw are those flip flops OSHA approved?
Probably not. Lol
I love it! $100 if you mess it up and bring it to me in a box!lol. A true mechanic! Thanks for the video buddy. Mine keeps coming loose at the handle clamp. Do you have a link for parts that you benefit from your viewers using? Thanks again!
Cody Skelton no sir, ima Stihl Dealer, so I buy my parts direct.
Cody Skelton thank you for watching and commenting
Where do you recommend ordering parts from for these pole saws?
Gabriel Marquez I buy mine from a local stihl dealership
This is a great video, I have the Stihl HT-75 I have the same issue except I'll need to replace the splined shaft too. I also need to change my bearings, I was wondering if this video would apply to my repair.
SHRED CT yes. There’s a little difference in the internal shaft, but the principle and procedures are basically the same. I love the ht75. Those motors were a lot more durable than these newer Stihls with the valves.
It is a Beast, I live in Connecticut and I'm having a hard time finding parts. Do you know where I could get some replacement parts or even the whole new J-Drive tube assembly? I've been searching for a while now and I can't find any. Thank you for answering my questions.👍
SHRED CT any Stihl dealer should be able to get them for you
Lets say hypothetically, i took it apart before seeing the part about how crucial the way the bearings face is, and now its fully disassembled and cleaned up...how would a fella go about determining which way the new bearings need to go in?
Measure to the rivet, lol
lol is that a Glock chilling on the workbench? :D
Thanks for posting, was 'gifted' an echo pole-saw that'd snapped in-half (well, the pole/saw-head snapped from the engine/trigger) and am way outta my depth on this one, was psyched to find this vid as there's very few on youtube showing extensive pole-repairs like this!
Hope things at the shop are going well!!!! :)
Yep, and thank you
Great video. Wondering if you know if the drive shafts are interchangeable from the ht101 to ht131....my Stihl
Dealer said the ht101 drive shaft was obsolete now?
Give me a sec and I’ll look it up
According to Stihl Southeast, it is still in production and they have them in stock for the 101
Part #
0000 I00 0314
If you don’t get any results from your dealer, let me know and I’ll give you my contact info
@The Normal Outdoors
I have the stihl ht75 same extendable pole, the other day while cutting and the pole extended, the drive shaft retracted back and no longer making connection to the cutter head. I retracted the pole and still the drive shaft pushes back into the tube ....would appreciate your help!
More than likely it pushed the circlip off on the small inner shaft near the engine end
Thank you very much for the quick reply, I will check on what you said and will reply back if that fixes it...really appreciate your help....thank goodness for people like you ...very kind!
Were you from? I live down on Arizona and my pole saw just went out on me.
Florida
My pole saw don’t work when I extend them... only when I use them unextended... spend 800 and don’t want to spend another 300 just to take them to the Sthil dealership... think you can’t help me?
What model
I'm in the tree business. I used to buy a bunch of equipment from my local lawn and garden shop. He won't tell me anything period about simple fixes. That's why I'll never buy anything else there. When his boys with multi colored Mohawks and face tattoos worked on something for me. Odds are it aint fixed. He wonders why his business is down.
Hi there
Is the ht 133 Stihl saw the same set up?.
Mine has gone noisy in the shaft when it is full out.
No. Totally different
A lot of those make a chattering sound when they are extended. Usually after some use and break in, they stop
I have a ht133 and when it’s extended out almost all the way the cutter head won’t spin. But it will if it’s retracted all the way or half way. I’ve taken it apart several times and tried everything. Can’t find anyone that shows how to put it together. Maybe I put it together wrong ?
Can anybody tell me why I get i get grease coming out on the trigger of a stihl 101 pole saw
I am embarrassed by how organized and clean your workbench is compared to mine.
It doesn't normally look that good
Where are you located
CAN anyone film the detail parts and show iit all being taken apart, show the actual damage and how to order part etc?
I’ll try and do a video in more detail next time I get one in
Where are you located at in Florida? I’m in Polk County
City of Perry in Taylor County.
Oh OK you’re up by Jacksonville
Closer to Tallahassee
@@Ti_Taannikk closer to Tallahassee
Oh OK yeah I have a bent drive shaft in my pole Saw HT 131 that I need fixed but I think you’re too far away
How long did it take you to take the saw apart?
About 5 minutes
I lent mine to a friend and he got it pinched he told me he was pulling on it. I think it disconnected the powerhead from the shaft. I fixed that. But now the end of the shaft is not sticking out of the main housing the way yours is. It's about flush with the shaft. Therefore it's not going into the powerhead. Do I have to take the shaft apart and reassemble it? Any advice would be great. Thank you
Send me some pictures of what your talking about. 850-295-3158
@@lesteroliveintheshop9825 I tried the number but it doesn't seem to be yours?
Nevermind
I'm fuckin' this brother...
Part number?
Really music.
Hey babe i took my pole apart to clean and replace the the engine end plastic shaft and noe the bitch wont run the saw at fulll reach , i cant get the sorings out and have tried everything to get the central starbar back in frkm the engine end but to no avail , please email me or put up a dismantling video and reassemble vid cos im tearing my lovely blonde hair out and not tearing up the trees .....!!!!!!! Thanks Strawbz!
What model?
Yoooooo...
Business at 3:20.. Try to rob me , Once.
Old Roo , what business at 3:20. I listened and didn’t hear me mention a business
@@lesteroliveintheshop9825. Your Pistol laying on the bench.