My favorite part is the pause at 11:37 to 11:58. I can 100% relate to that need to pause to ensure the build is going to plan. Edit: I followed these videos exclusively when I assembled the MS660. Best build videos on the tube. Watching this, because this is my next kit to tackle.
@@mikeclement5383 I'm not a fan of 60cc saws. The 361 is actually 59cc but I consider it a 60cc class. The 440 is very torquey. I'd much rather use it than a 361.
I built a MS-440 kit and used your videos for that. My 440 is a beast. But I’m doing the 361 now. Both will be ported and timed. Thanks for the content. If you build a 440 you’ll be happy with it…. I recommend opening up the lower transfers
Here is an Ipl. opeforum.com/threads/ms660-and-ms361-need-ipl.8121/ Here is the WSM: kupdf.net/download/stihl-ms361-service-manual_5968b298dc0d603966a88e78_pdf
No, you don't use gasket maker on a case gasket or any gasket. The guys using it don't know what they are doing. Stihl doesnt use it. No auto manufacturers, or tractor manufacturers use a gasket maker on a gasket.
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My favorite part is the pause at 11:37 to 11:58. I can 100% relate to that need to pause to ensure the build is going to plan.
Edit: I followed these videos exclusively when I assembled the MS660. Best build videos on the tube. Watching this, because this is my next kit to tackle.
I am glad you like my videos. The 361 kit is pretty nice. I really like the 440 kit.
@@TractorTech is the 440 similar to the 361? Would you recommend I do one over the other?
@@mikeclement5383 I'm not a fan of 60cc saws. The 361 is actually 59cc but I consider it a 60cc class. The 440 is very torquey. I'd much rather use it than a 361.
@@TractorTech Looks like I'm going to do a 440 instead. I can't wait until my Forester bar comes in. I want to cut some trees with my 660
I built a MS-440 kit and used your videos for that. My 440 is a beast.
But I’m doing the 361 now. Both will be ported and timed. Thanks for the content. If you build a 440 you’ll be happy with it…. I recommend opening up the lower transfers
Great never saw a chain saw motor taken apart we are waiting for part 2
God Bless All
PaK
Thanks 👍
Nice job Roger looks like your off to a good start looking forward to the next video. Take care Ben
Thanks, you too!
Been looking for a decent vid on this kit. Thanks!
Your welcome!
Nice work
Video quality is spot on!
Thanks!
Good morning Sir, You are a true master chainsaw mechanic Sir 👌😉 Very nice detail built up tips Sir 🧐 Keep up the great work Sir Cheers 😉👌👍
Thanks, you too!
@@TractorTech 😊👍🍻
How's she goin'? Nice build up on this kit!!! Looking forward to part 2!!! Take care!!
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It's way harder than this video makes it look. DO NOT expect everything to line up; this video should be much longer and in depth.
Interesting video Roger. I guess I'm a little behind on your video. Are you building a saw up from parts?
Have a great one, and nice video. Jason
Yes, building it piece by piece. Thanks for watching!
Can you help ? What is the torque setting for the four cylinder bolts on an MS361? Many thanks.
Here is the Shop manual. www.scribd.com/document/319159652/Stihl-MS361-Service-Manual
Don't see the link for the cylinder ring and rod holder tools.
Here you go:
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Do you have the pdf of the IPL or service manual?
Here is an Ipl. opeforum.com/threads/ms660-and-ms361-need-ipl.8121/
Here is the WSM: kupdf.net/download/stihl-ms361-service-manual_5968b298dc0d603966a88e78_pdf
Roger, you look pained brother😂
What do you mean?
You don't use gasket sealer on the case gasket? I see most builders using it to ensure no leaks. Wondered how it holding up
No, you don't use gasket maker on a case gasket or any gasket. The guys using it don't know what they are doing. Stihl doesnt use it. No auto manufacturers, or tractor manufacturers use a gasket maker on a gasket.