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18638780-1-M-Shindaiwa-P021029412-Piston Kit
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Piston Kit P021029412

Manufactured by:
Shindaiwa
ERP Number:
ERP18638780
Part Number:
P021029412
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$89.05
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This replacement piston kit is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer. It is specially designed for use with Shindaiwa backpack blowers. This is a complete kit, including the piston, piston pin, wrist pin retainer, and piston ring. It is powered by the crankshaft to move up and down inside the cylinder. Over time parts will wear out and they may begin to fail eventually requiring replacements. To ensure the proper repair procedure, refer to the appropriate diagrams for your model. A wrench set, a screwdriver, and pliers might be needed when replacing these components.

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Salvaging a new blower that someone had ruined and put out in the trash

Stuart from BEVERLY, Massachusetts

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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
Parts Used:
P021029412, V104001060, V100000320, V103000630
I found this blower out with the trash at one of my neighbors. Cosmetically it looked almost brand new - but the engine was seized probably as a result of using straight gas. I took it completely apart (every screw/every nut) as a learning exercise and determined to fix it once I found out the retail price of a new blower.

T he piston and cylinder were completely wrecked. It looked like part of a piston ring had gotten caught up on the edge of an exhaust port and there was metal everywhere except where it should be. A new cylinder is expensive, and I balked at paying for a complete cylinder/piston assembly so the effort languished. Luck would have it-I found TWO of the same machine lying on the side of the road a few weeks later. These were much older and pretty wrecked and missing most of the plastic parts. I took those apart and was able to salvage the cylinder from one which was worn but not too bad.

I had three examples of what happens when you don\'t take care of these machines - a rogues gallery of various forms of piston damage.

I ordered the piston ring set from ereplacementparts, along with a few gaskets. Actually being so new the gaskets on the unit were in OK shape except for the cylinder head gasket which fell apart as I removed the original.

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