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2 foot cheater bar? You must be weak, Al! :lol: Using a piston stop (rope or plastic, either way), I usually just use a box end wrench and if necessary I'll smack the wrench with the back of a pair of pliers. Never considered breaking out the heavy duty lug wrench tools. :P

I've seen pictures of your work. You could probably carve a perfect dowel out of a stick using your pocketknife. :|:

Jay, what's the dowel size and where would you buy.... oh yeah, never mind. :/:

Stick it in the plug hole and toward the side of the cylinder, then turn over the motor until the piston hits it.

Some shops don't like giving them out and even go so far as to remove them from the toolkit before handing it to you with the new saw. One guy I asked muttered something about 'liability' before I glared at him and began raising my voice, then he put it back in the kit I paid for. :what:

Probably the piston stop. Useful when changing the sprocket if you don't have an impact to spin the clutch off.