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  • @sblg43 thanks for watching

  • didnt know they made one of these. this looks alot better than spending an hour getting the piston in my atv. i def. gotta get one of these.

  • @slapoutz and it will prevent you from busting the rings

  • @donyboy73 never had that problem, but i used my knife to push the rings into the cylinder =P, dont think your supposed to do that but hey it worked after about forever!

  • Good stuff, muchos help

  • About how much do these run for?

  • @SuperchargedMustang5 i think i paid between $20-$30

  • im rebuilding my mower engine and im trying to do it with spending minimal money is there i way i could do it without a Compressor? or is there a way i could make one?

  • I am trying to rebuild a weed trimmer with 2 piston rings, the compressor I have won't seem to squeeze the rings enough. It is a 1 1/8 - 3 inch compressor. I broke 1 ring trying to get it in the cylinder. Any tips? Thanks

  • @gtr2222 usually i will squeeze them with my fingers because they are so small

  • @donyboy73 Thanks for responding, I tried to squeeze them, 1 edge would still stick out, is it possible I got the wrong size?I tried to squeeze 1 ring, also the edge would be sticking out, It is a Shindaiwa T 25, old trimmer, I'm not sure if I order more rings if the size would be right or not.

  • @gtr2222 make sure the end of the ring meets with the pin in the groove or else it will stick out.

  • @donyboy73 Thanks for the help.

  • Good explanation, thank you.

  • I have a 28 hp engine that the piston has a hole in it. The company is out of business. How do I fix it. can It be welded? Or can I use lab metal? If not how do I get another piston?

  • @stainlesslobster find one in a junkyard

  • @outdoorsman310 your not going to find this perticular size/brand of piston in a junk yard. It is a diashi kosho engine. not very common. But thanks. Guess I'll just have one made.

  • it looks very handy, but unusable for small two cycle engines, where the cylinder going from top to the crankcase , like engines on motorbikes.

  • also if your doing an ATV cylinder, or something like that with a removable cylinder. if your doing it with NO ring compressor the cylinder is way bigger on the bottom side. so its easier to put the piston on the rod and then slide the cylinder over the piston

  • Usefull tool. Hehe remember myself cursing for 15 minutes straight when trying to hold 2 slippery piston rings and a lubed piston with my fingers, trying to get the damn thing in the cylinder. xD

  • Hi' Dony was wondering what brand is your oil can/gun with the plastic hose attached? also what brand is you vintage twin carbon arc torch? mine is a forney

    great video as ALWAYS! you are by far the best on tube!!!!!

  • @kodibass not sure what brand the oil cal is, my torch is an old lincoln i believe

  • Does it matter on where the ring gap is position on 4 cycle and 2 cycle engines? Loved your video.

  • you did not mention to off set the the rings to stop oil and or combustion gasses leaking by them

  • is this the same procedure for 2 stroke engines to?

  • Cool video man ! I use a hose clamp but I probably shouldn't do that. I haven't had any problems with it yet but you never know using a hose clamp.

  • be sure you buy a proper size/range because once you go over a certain size the compressor will still fit but it will be impossible to tighten even though it would go small as a pipe without a piston. I never bought a real ring compressor, I make mines out of a neat 1mm thick and 40mm wide strap of inox with industrial clamps similar to hose clamps.

  • Donyboy73, now in HD. Wish these would automatically download cause it does take a few. Wonder how many people are actually downloading the HD version.

  • Where can you buy the pistion ring compressor tool?

  • @shaymaster1 auto shop, ebay, small engine shop etc..

  • @shaymaster1 also princess auto

  • nice vid

  • is that a tecumseh? what model engine?

    very informative videos, i'm contemplating setting up a small mower repair business in my garage this year

  • @thealed29 it's an 8hp tecumseh

  • I made some of that oil I used 1qt of ATF and half a qt of motor oil is that good? So like a 2:1 ratio?

  • @tractorloverforlife9 it's exactly what i do

  • I have the same identical tool. Got mine from Snap-On.

  • great vids Don, keep em coming

  • @bubbles5303 thanks dude

  • @donyboy73 no problem

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