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Thread: Saw ID 066? 064??

  1. 01-06-2010, 02:00 PM #1
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    Question Saw ID 066? 064??

    I traded a 031 rear handle for what I was told to be a running 066...

    Now before I go to the beg for manuals thread Is there a way for me to determine what I have????

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    Something just looks wrong here....

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    I was told that he has a box of parts to go with it I just have to wait for him to dig it out..

    I was also told it runs but the kill switch does not work and the trigger sticks when pulled so I have not tried..

    I really like the dirt dobbers nests that keep falling out

    So is there a number on this thing I can run to see what this is???

    Also if the P&C are good is this worth fixing???
    MS290,, bought new, first good saw muffler modded (this is when it started)
    031av, P&C new rings points and WIMA
    034super,piston rings
    036av,new piston and rings
    038av,, found on fleabay, all stock except new carb
    038 mag, project
    041av quickstop,, new piston and rings
    046mag,, given to me, new bearings new OEM P&C
    064av,, traded a 031 rear handle for it, new bearings and a 066 P&C
    064av,, bought piece by piece...

    Looking for a steal on a 84



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  2. 01-06-2010, 02:29 PM #2
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    You got an early 064...

    I'd clean the mud-dauber nests out and fix it.
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  3. 01-06-2010, 02:39 PM #3
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    ill buy it off ya, or trade ya for a saw or saws....... i need another 064
    Always looking for stihl 084 saws and parts
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  4. 01-06-2010, 02:47 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacob J. View Post
    You got an early 064...

    I'd clean the mud-dauber nests out and fix it.
    Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    So what is the difference between the 064 and 066 P&C???
    MS290,, bought new, first good saw muffler modded (this is when it started)
    031av, P&C new rings points and WIMA
    034super,piston rings
    036av,new piston and rings
    038av,, found on fleabay, all stock except new carb
    038 mag, project
    041av quickstop,, new piston and rings
    046mag,, given to me, new bearings new OEM P&C
    064av,, traded a 031 rear handle for it, new bearings and a 066 P&C
    064av,, bought piece by piece...

    Looking for a steal on a 84



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  5. 01-06-2010, 02:51 PM #5
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    064=52mm bore, 85.4cc. 066=54mm bore, 91.7cc.

    Same stroke.
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  6. 01-06-2010, 02:51 PM #6
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    52mm bore versus 54 its a 85 cc saw
    Always looking for stihl 084 saws and parts
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  7. 01-06-2010, 02:54 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacob J. View Post
    You got an early 064...

    I'd clean the mud-dauber nests out and fix it.
    for future reference, what are the tell tale signs visible on the outside of the saw?

    (064, not the mud daubers nests)
    current wants:
    john deere 66sv clutch cover (it's a yellow echo 610evl).
    18" k041 poulan or k095 small mount husky bar 3/8 0.50
    a running homelite 3100.
    stihl 020av flywheels
    pm me.
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    064 for sure....I don't know what tipped Jacob J off, but I went by the narrow recoil cover.

    Man, I'd part my 031 out in a heartbeat for that deal!
    I was innocently logging trees to build a home site....Suddenly I'm a sawaholic!!:

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  9. 01-06-2010, 03:29 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by volks-man View Post
    for future reference, what are the tell tale signs visible on the outside of the saw?

    (064, not the mud daubers nests)
    Quote Originally Posted by jockeydeuce View Post
    064 for sure....I don't know what tipped Jacob J off, but I went by the narrow recoil cover.

    Man, I'd part my 031 out in a heartbeat for that deal!
    Narrow recoil cover, old-style muffler, early-style fuel and oil caps, early-style carb screws grommet, early-style sprocket cover, early non-clear fuel tank (without chain-throw guard), metal trademark badge on starter housing, etc.
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  10. 01-06-2010, 03:42 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacob J. View Post
    Narrow recoil cover, old-style muffler, early-style fuel and oil caps, early-style carb screws grommet, early-style sprocket cover, early non-clear fuel tank (without chain-throw guard), metal trademark badge on starter housing, etc.
    are you sure you aren't a magician?

    honest to goodness i thought it had a clear tank when i looked.
    it's was just the yellowing.
    current wants:
    john deere 66sv clutch cover (it's a yellow echo 610evl).
    18" k041 poulan or k095 small mount husky bar 3/8 0.50
    a running homelite 3100.
    stihl 020av flywheels
    pm me.
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  11. 01-06-2010, 03:46 PM #11
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    i thought the early 64s had the smaller filter and cover
    nonsponsor saleing at its best. anything recieved from me is free
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    Not to mention the old air filter element. It is fun to see the evolution of this saw family. I have put together a bunch of frankensaws in the 064 and 066 flavor. Just a great design! My favorite is a late model 064, or an early flat top 066. No decomp, slim, light and loud. I have all run kinds of 064/066/ms660s, but those that I mentioned seemed to be the hottest runners.
    Now a sponsor!!! Selling used Husky and Stihl parts. Have limited parts of other brands. PM me with your needs.

    Saws for sale: Stihl MS460 Stihl 046, Poulan Pro 46cc, Poulan 3800, Husky 455, Husky 44, Jonsered 450, Shindaiwa 757. PM for details and prices.



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  13. 01-06-2010, 03:52 PM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evan View Post
    i thought the early 64s had the smaller filter and cover
    According to my IPL they came in both flavors.

    Definitely is an 064. I really like mine I just need to get it back together...
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    you should run my 066, i think its an ear plug saw
    nonsponsor saleing at its best. anything recieved from me is free
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  15. 01-06-2010, 05:07 PM #15
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    Just curious, what's the serial # on the saw?
    What is this chainsaw modification deal I keep hearing about?

    WANTED: Complete Stihl 088 running or not or parts
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