Spent sometime cleaning up and fitting a new bar & chain to this old girl today.
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fine looking 090! awesome saw, awesome foto essay, too!
i'd say easily worth 4,000 words! ... or more! 
thanks for posting it up, never too many saws to ck out like this! clean, clean... and mean bar, too...
VERY nice example!
VERY nice example!
ahahahahahhahaand worthy of a double post!
however, very nice chainsaw in these pic
[QUOTE="scallywag, post: 5861053, member: 82000]Spent sometime cleaning up and
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What a strange muffler. The gear drive version is really heavy I bet.
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What a strange muffler. The gear drive version is really heavy I bet.
I've never look at the muffler that way I guess........Though I'd like to have a big box full of those strange mufflers!
As for the weight, about 17-18 kg, as you see it.
.......Though I'd like to have a big box full of those strange mufflers!As for the weight, about 17-18 kg, as you see it.
That is a nice saw Thanks for the pic's
I never realized those saws were not direct drive, and I have actually had a few at my shop before. I looked up some pics of the internals:
It looks like these things have about a 2:1 gear reduction (17:35 teeth, on the displayed gears). Does anyone know if you could get different gear sets for the saw?
It looks like these things have about a 2:1 gear reduction (17:35 teeth, on the displayed gears). Does anyone know if you could get different gear sets for the saw?
Here is a thread on chain-drive 090:
http://www.c hain saw collectors.se/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?t=21321
You will need to subtact the spaces. AS has apparently banned references to this website.
From another thread elsewhere:
http://www.c hain saw collectors.se/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?t=21321
You will need to subtact the spaces. AS has apparently banned references to this website.
From another thread elsewhere:
"A 090 has a 66mm piston, the 070 and the 090G (gear drive) have a 58mm piston. The 090 AV means it has an anti-vibe handle. ...There was a small batch of 10 cube saws made for a racing program, and they are very rare. A fellow collector I know has one and the way to tell is that the deco valve is in a different place on the top of the cylinder... The 090 is direct drive but will pull 1/2" chain on a long bar if needed. The G model is a real torque monster but is very heavy to lug around.
There is the direct drive version as well, but yes, the 'G' is a 2:1 reduction and it's the only ratio available.
Here's a pic of the drive on the clutch drum.
Here is a pic of the rare 10 cubic inch 090:
Apparently, it has a "removable head". I guess that means two parts to a cylinder & head? (as well as a gasket)
Apparently, it has a "removable head". I guess that means two parts to a cylinder & head? (as well as a gasket)
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I've never look at the muffler that way I guess.
As for the weight, about 17-18 kg, as you see it.
Sounds like perfect saw for pruning
10 cube is is fine for rare......show a pic of the REALLY rare TopHandle Model.
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to the tenth power
It's only the 58mm model.......66mm would be silly.
And it's not the G model.......
I read that they only made 10 of the 10-cube saws for USA & the same for Australia. Snapped up by the chainsaw racers, Stihl never seems to have developed that displacement.
I'm pretty certain that the top handled version would have only been available to the Red River Lumber Company in California, for the exclusive use by their lead feller, Paul Bunyon. Given his penchant for casually throwing small things around, that unit was probably destroyed many years ago.
His brother Ed Bunyon had one last I knew.
You remember Ed......John's mother's brothers other child's second son.
You remember Ed......John's mother's brothers other child's second son.
