hands down the best step by step breakdown video I've come across in my long search in getting my hand me down MS 193t running. I was about to chuck it adter doing everyting and anything I watched. out in long days and nights tore it apart so many times i can do it blindfolded but thanks to your video today Sat Sept 3rd my saw came to life. thanks man I'm getting drunk and cutting some shit up! God bless
I have that same model and it’s a great little saw. Once you get it all tuned up I think you’re gonna love it. It’s been really dependable for me and with a sharp chain it cuts great. So I think it’s worth taking the time to fix up. Thanks for the demo, I hope you get it running without too much trouble.
Thank you. Great Video. Between you and another guy, I have been able to get my 192 running good enough. I'll probably replace the carb now that I see how cheap they are. But this gets me going for now.
I have the same saw which had similar symptoms and mine was not carb related... once I pressure tested I noticed I had a air leak from my seals and my bottom end was cracked. food for thought always vacuum pressure test just to eliminate air leaks I thought my idle screw and low jets were shot. I was about to order a stihl oem carb... great tip on separating the handle, I have learned the hard way when everything fell out on the work bench lol....
I have one just like that one, it had the same problem. I took it all apart is easy make sure taking pictures to assembly back the way it was. Clean the piston and cylinder really good and fixed the problem, now is running very strong.
I have the same saw with the same issues. Thanks for making this video. I think I just need more tinkering with my adjustment screws. I'm going to throw in a new plug just because. Thanks again. I really appreciate it
Hell ya great vid subs...myself just got me a good running 193t for 250:a lil pricy for used but it's like new condition, I wanted a 200t but shit if I can improve what I use at work ms193 Ms 291. my fav the 660 I'm a climber build and love this type of shit ok I'm low on money but I'm dedicated to my dream running my own jobs. And if I had a silver spoon like most I'd have half of what I learned with a struggle trial/ error the knowledge is worth 1000000$ I'll sub. I'm not a certified mechanic but as yourself I'm proud of what I do and success is the only option
If you just pull that carburetor straight out then twist around you. Hook it without taking the handle loose I did about 15 times yesterday makes it so much easier
I grabbed one of these at a garage sale for free. It runs like a raped ape. I only have a chainsaw for around my property so I've never owned a higher end saw. Used to a 16" craftsman and the weight difference alone is mind blowing. I've had it for 3 years and it's still going hard.
Is there a difference between the ms193t and the ms193t in parts Like the air filter and spark plug for example. I notified can find more parts on eBay and Amazon for the ms192t than my 193t I just bought.
I have the same saw and purchased the same type tune up kit. Unfortunately, those kits appear to be put together by someone in China who has never seen this saw. All those hoses that come in the kit don't fit the MS192T. Must fit some other saw, but not the MS192T. The carbs from China mostly work as good as OEM though in my experience. No need to disassemble that handle side cover unless something inside there breaks
The most difficult part of this job is the removal of the spark plug rubber boot cover which you fail to mention. This is different than the rubber boot that actually holds the Elec line to the spark plug. The removal of the first boot requires a lot of force to pull up and out of the way. I’d not recommend re-installing this unnecessary boot. It puts undo stress on the real plug boot.
Its unfortunate that the Government has ruined these little saws. I have a 28 year old Husqvarna that I've owned since new and never had to clean or adjust the carburetor. It just runs rich so a bit of crap doesn't bother it.
Did you ever figure out why oil was coming out? I have the same saw, and I ordered the same kit as you and will try to adjust everything like you did, but was wondering about the oil that was on your bench top.
@@rkshell1975 when the engines running oil is being pumped constantly reguardless if the blades turning. just like the old homelites I beleave. I cleaned my carburater but forgot which mixture screws went were. the screws don't match actually ones tapered and ones strait and round at the tip. I think its why my saws idling odd but runs great.
Bar oil coats through port top side of clutch I belive. as clutch spins it soils, leakes, coated The chain although it does spit out it. Will also settle down as seen. Could be wrong 15 min in my guess is carb screen. I remove mine day 1. Not advise just what I do.
Those I found out are cheap versions of the Stihl MS200T which is more of a professional saw. I have one of them and found out they are seriously underpowered.
The engine has a bottom end cap that splits and leaks air. I fixed mine just now. But need carb adjustment now correct amount of turns to get torque level correct.
Dude your video saved me $200 for service on my 3 -193s👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice presentation for an old shade tree mechanic. I’m sure it will be handy to some do it yourselfer. Keep up the good work.👍🏼
hands down the best step by step breakdown video I've come across in my long search in getting my hand me down MS 193t running. I was about to chuck it adter doing everyting and anything I watched. out in long days and nights tore it apart so many times i can do it blindfolded but thanks to your video today Sat Sept 3rd my saw came to life. thanks man I'm getting drunk and cutting some shit up! God bless
Glad i could help
I have that same model and it’s a great little saw. Once you get it all tuned up I think you’re gonna love it. It’s been really dependable for me and with a sharp chain it cuts great. So I think it’s worth taking the time to fix up. Thanks for the demo, I hope you get it running without too much trouble.
Thank you. Great Video. Between you and another guy, I have been able to get my 192 running good enough. I'll probably replace the carb now that I see how cheap they are. But this gets me going for now.
I have the same saw which had similar symptoms and mine was not carb related... once I pressure tested I noticed I had a air leak from my seals and my bottom end was cracked. food for thought always vacuum pressure test just to eliminate air leaks I thought my idle screw and low jets were shot. I was about to order a stihl oem carb... great tip on separating the handle, I have learned the hard way when everything fell out on the work bench lol....
I have one just like that one, it had the same problem. I took it all apart is easy make sure taking pictures to assembly back the way it was. Clean the piston and cylinder really good and fixed the problem, now is running very strong.
I have the same saw with the same issues. Thanks for making this video. I think I just need more tinkering with my adjustment screws. I'm going to throw in a new plug just because. Thanks again. I really appreciate it
Wanted to update to thank you again. My saw is running perfect again!
Thanks for the video. I need to tune my carb. This helps.
Very good video. Great job explaining everything.
Yeah thanks this video was the first time i had ever worked on that saw, but also i was curious what was going on in there anyway. stay safe
Hell ya great vid subs...myself just got me a good running 193t for 250:a lil pricy for used but it's like new condition, I wanted a 200t but shit if I can improve what I use at work ms193 Ms 291. my fav the 660 I'm a climber build and love this type of shit
ok I'm low on money but I'm dedicated to my dream running my own jobs. And if I had a silver spoon like most I'd have half of what I learned with a struggle trial/ error the knowledge is worth 1000000$ I'll sub. I'm not a certified mechanic but as yourself I'm proud of what I do and success is the only option
Great video! Helped a lot. Thanks!!
Fantastic help for me !! My Stihl now runs like a Deer.
If you just pull that carburetor straight out then twist around you. Hook it without taking the handle loose I did about 15 times yesterday makes it so much easier
I grabbed one of these at a garage sale for free. It runs like a raped ape. I only have a chainsaw for around my property so I've never owned a higher end saw. Used to a 16" craftsman and the weight difference alone is mind blowing. I've had it for 3 years and it's still going hard.
Great demo.
I was hoping you would show how to get the plug boot off. That’s all I needed to know. On to another video
Salut! good job!
Very Good presentation, thank you…removing the carb link would have been nice just to verify.
Good job!
Check the rubber boot between the carby and the cylinder. If there is a hole or an air leak in this boot you will have trouble getting the saw to run.
Your combi tool
Puts the spark plug in 😂
Oh by the way, Sthil provides a 2.6 ounce ounce oil per gallon gas... Works out to 36:1 instead of 50:1
It was disappointing to see that the steps for removing the spark plug were skipped since that's why I was looking for a video.
Same here. Can't get the boot off mine. And I'm not a small guy, but I can't pull that boot off 🤬
How’s your chainsaw working
Have you done any mods? Do you have any other videos on this chainsaw
Thank you
1/4 turn on the low, 3/4 on the high and adjust rpm to allow chain slight movement per manual.
Thanx
Is there a difference between the ms193t and the ms193t in parts Like the air filter and spark plug for example. I notified can find more parts on eBay and Amazon for the ms192t than my 193t I just bought.
I am not sure sorry
I have the same saw and purchased the same type tune up kit. Unfortunately, those kits appear to be put together by someone in China who has never seen this saw. All those hoses that come in the kit don't fit the MS192T. Must fit some other saw, but not the MS192T. The carbs from China mostly work as good as OEM though in my experience. No need to disassemble that handle side cover unless something inside there breaks
The most difficult part of this job is the removal of the spark plug rubber boot cover which you fail to mention. This is different than the rubber boot that actually holds the Elec line to the spark plug. The removal of the first boot requires a lot of force to pull up and out of the way. I’d not recommend re-installing this unnecessary boot. It puts undo stress on the real plug boot.
pro tip: watch series at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching loads of movies these days.
@Caiden Roberto yea, I have been using Flixzone} for since november myself :)
I just bought a 193t chainsaw a lil rough having same problems like yours. What’s the part number for your carburetor kit you bought?
Its unfortunate that the Government has ruined these little saws. I have a 28 year old Husqvarna that I've owned since new and never had to clean or adjust the carburetor. It just runs rich so a bit of crap doesn't bother it.
Thanx i will put that in my pocket
Ever think to check fuel filter in tank and fuel lines. Possibly crude inside carburetor?
Thanx for idea
Did you ever figure out why oil was coming out? I have the same saw, and I ordered the same kit as you and will try to adjust everything like you did, but was wondering about the oil that was on your bench top.
If I remeber right i think i took the bar and chain off and cleaned it up real good and it stopped leakin
@@rkshell1975 when the engines running oil is being pumped constantly reguardless if the blades turning. just like the old homelites I beleave. I cleaned my carburater but forgot which mixture screws went were. the screws don't match actually ones tapered and ones strait and round at the tip. I think its why my saws idling odd but runs great.
Bar oil coats through port top side of clutch I belive. as clutch spins it soils, leakes, coated The chain although it does spit out it. Will also settle down as seen. Could be wrong 15 min in my guess is carb screen. I remove mine day 1. Not advise just what I do.
Those I found out are cheap versions of the Stihl MS200T which is more of a professional saw. I have one of them and found out they are seriously underpowered.
For a tree saw though, they sure can do a lot of work. Underpowered compared to a bigger saw, yes... I’ve done a lot of cutting with mine.
Yes it's a arborist saw that cost about $330 brand new vs the ms200t which was over $600 in its day, 37mm vs 40mm.
It’s a trim saw genius
what tune up kit is this? great video!
I dont remember right off hand i believe it came from amazon it was not a stihl brand
The oil isn't leaking everytime you pull the throutle it pumps oil to the bar
Yeah thats true thanks
What type of oil did you use? And fuel?
I use the gray stihl oil and non-ethanol shell fuel
Bo I'm sure this is a great video, but I don' t have 35 minutes to wait for the solution!
Yeah its longer than i wanted it to be but there is alot of info in it thanx for input
Sounds like the spark screen is clogged
That was what i was going to say. Took my screen out and left it out but even at that I once still had to blow the muffler out.
No just plain stock
too confusing keep it simple
You talk a lot
The engine has a bottom end cap that splits and leaks air. I fixed mine just now. But need carb adjustment now correct amount of turns to get torque level correct.