I Restored a Scrapped Stihl Chainsaw. You Won’t Believe What.....

In this video, I take on an extreme restoration project: a 30-year-old Stihl 025 chainsaw that was found abandoned in a junk pile. (This is the Extended Length Version of the Restoration)

This chainsaw has seen better days, covered in layers of dirt and grime from years of neglect and with a completely trashed engine. But today, we’re bringing it back to life! This is a REAL Restoration, and it is all done by me.

What to Expect:
🧼 Deep cleaning and resurfacing of every single part
🔩 Rebuilding the engine from scratch
🧰 A detailed reassembly of the chainsaw
✨ A stunning transformation with no shortcuts taken
❓ How good will it look?
🔥 The final test – will it cut?

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Watch me meticulously restore this classic chainsaw, showcasing every step of the process. From the initial assessment to the final test cut, you’ll see the incredible effort and craftsmanship that goes into such a restoration.

Let us know in the comments what you think of this transformation and what you’d like to see us restore next.

Bonus: Much of the information in this video is also applicable to the Stihl MS250, as the Stihl 025 and the MS250 are essentially the same chainsaw.

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