How To Use A 2 Cycle Piston Ring Compressor

Lee from www.lilredbarn.net provides a detailed How to Use A 2 Cycle Piston Ring Compressor video starting with removing the explaining all the parts and showing how each tool is used. He also shows you the proper technique to install your cylinder.
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[@miyukishijisha8540]

Hey Lee, thanks so much for the very helpful video, you have no idea how much it helped me on what has been a year and a half nightmare...I applied to my 380 Suzuki 2 stroke bike...

[@franbartonjr1738]

Thank's for the video, It made you life easier after breaking on ring trying to do it without the ring compressor. Great little tool and inexpensive at that.

[@drowization]

wow, you make all videos for chainsaws from now on .... :) great job....

[@thethirstymoose]

Excellent video, im rebuilding my shindaiwa t270, I hope my cylinder goes on as easy

[@clort123]

Cool video about rubbing uul on your garden equipment dude

[@leighanneedney7548]

Awesome guys

[@steveandrews8301]

Would this ring compressor tool even work on a stupid Poulan pro 260 chain saw cylinder? I'm having a hard time with it. Where the piston actually meets the cylinder wall is way up high inside it; I don't think I would be able to reach it with one of these pincher type; plastic ring compressors. Any suggestion on these cheap Poulans, to get the job done? I've got the head off, only and the crank, connecting rod and piston are still in the chain saw body, and I don't want to take them out, if I don't have to.Thanks.

[@joetamzarian1817]

Thank you!

[@pedrorodriguez2778]

CAN I USE THIS TOOL ON A MOTORCYCLE 4 STROKE LET ME KNOW THANKS

[@rabidgenie5720]

you should be able to depending on the piston size
but i would check to make sure

[@thethirstymoose]

Well.. this isn't as easy as it looks, my trimmer has 2 rings..hard to get it on

[@justinwilkinson6933]

I went to that website and couldn't find that tool

[@JOEMAMMADRINK40Z]

?!?!? if the Ring is installed correctly on the Piston you shoud NEVER need this....for a 2 cycle??? really?? UFB.