How to Strip a Stihl TS410 Down to a Short Motor | L&S Engineers

In this video, we show you how to strip the Stihl TS410 Disc Cutter down to a Short Motor. Click here for a full list of parts, tools & transcript!

Parts

N/G Recoil Assy for Stihl TS410 TS420 Disc Cutter - Replaces 4238 190 0302
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N/G Exhaust Silencer for Stihl TS410 Disc Cutters - Replaces: 4238 140 0610
https://bit.ly/2ZegufC
Non Gen Clutch for Stihl TS400, TS410, TS420 - 4238 160 2002
https://bit.ly/2KcoF0B
Shroud Assembly for Stihl TS410 TS420 Disc Cutter - 4238 080 1609
https://bit.ly/33N3jAV
Non Genuine Service Kit for Stihl TS410 / TS420
https://bit.ly/30rAFTw

Tools
Genuine Torx Wrench/Plug Spanner for Stihl TS410 TS420
https://bit.ly/2qXvg7j
Piston Stop Tool for Stihl TS350, TS360, TS410, TS420 Chainsaws
https://bit.ly/32H8gud
FAITHFULL 42 Piece 1/4" Socket & Screwdriver Bit Set in Storage Case
https://bit.ly/2P92fE6
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Health & Safety Warning Please ensure that you have safely prepared the machine and workspace. If you are unsure about any aspect of the task please seek professional advice.

Transcript

Today we're going to strip the Stihl TS410 down to a Short Motor. First, start to detach the water kit from the machine by unscrewing the holder using a torx spanner. For safe keeping you can screw then screw back in place. Now, using the torx spanner, remove the screw that attaches the belt guard to the machine. Using a 13mm spanner release the tension in the belt by turning it anti-clockwise. Once that's been loosened, remove the recoil by unscrewing the three 13mm bolts which hold the it to the machine. Now that's removed, free the belt completely from the machine and detach the arm. Using a torx spanner unscrew the spark plug cap. Then, loosen the four screws on the shroud. Remove the four screws of the air filter cover to free the air and gauze filter. Now, return to the shroud, and completely remove each screw. Rest the shroud back on top of the machine until it's been detached completely. Then remove the four screws which hold the flywheel cover on by using the torx spanner. Once that's removed, lift the shroud and detach the wires from the machine. Remove the spark plug cap, and unscrew the spark plug from the machine. Using the torx spanner, remove the two screws that hold the cylinder cover in place. Now, screw in the piston stop to lock the crank. Use a 13mm spanner and turn anti-clock wise to free the starter cup. Then detach the 13mm bit and return to completely remove the starter cup. Now, use a 19mm spanner to loosen the clutch by pulling it clockwise. Spin it clockwise by hand to completely remove the clutch. Then, remove the washer and clutch pulley. Use the 13mm spanner again to loosen the flywheel by turning it anti-clockwise. You can now completely remove the nut which sits in front of the flywheel. Then screw on the flywheel puller into the centre of the flywheel. Shock the screw by striking it with a hammer. Once you've hit the flywheel, you can then unscrew the flywheel puller by turning it anti-clockwiseThis will allow you to remove the flywheel. Once that's removed, turn to the exhaust and remove the four screws which hold it in place using a torx spanner. Using the torx spanner again, loosen the screw which fixes the AV Spring in place. On the flywheel side, remove the screw seated at the top right of the machine. Then turn to the clutch side and remove the screw positioned in the bottom left. Once the screws are removed, unscrew the one on the far right hand side. Now you need to detach the piston, to do this slowly pull it away from the rubber tubing by pushing the hose clip. Once that's done, free the piston from the rubber tubing directly below it. Now you can completely remove the short engine. Finally you need to remove the ignition coil. You can do this by removing the two screws holding it in place using the torx spanner. That's how you strip a TS410 down to a short engine


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