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Wow - that is beat.:dizzy: IF YOU CAN'T FIX IT WITH A HAMMER, YOU'VE GOT AN ELECTRICAL PROBLEM

Are you talking about the black L-shaped plastic piece under the air cover - on top by the spark plug? If so, I show a part # 1127 124 1501

I always wear long pants when I'm cutting:chainsaw:.

Maybe somebody can call him - make sure everything is alright. Hope nothing happened. A domestic problem can go wrong in many ways.

HMMM- Ebay seller mistake. Got to be careful with the Ebay.

I looked up the 064 IPL for the piston and cylinder it shows # 1122 020 1203. I also looked for the part number 1122 020 1202 and it was superceded by # 1122 020 1203. If the Ebay part number is 1122 020 1202 - it should be the right P&C for the 064. What makes me wonder is why he has...

You are right - the piston and cylinder part #1122 020 1202 has been replaced by #1122 020 1203. It is the piston and cylinder for the 064.:cheers:

MS361:greenchainsaw: Life is better with a MS361

The vacuum line may have came off while you were cutting - causing the saw to run lean and damaged the piston and cylinder.:cry: end result - low compression. You may have to pull the cylinder - maybe a piston ring is broken.

maybe, he can't get to a computer - she could have reserved him a room at the Crowbar Inn ? I hope not. :bang:

Homelite C51 Homelite C51 Heavy duty chain saw 16 inch bar manual and auto oiler. Starts great chain could use sharpening. I also have the smaller Homelite that you may have with it. It also runs well. http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/tls/1185497989.html

He** with that dealer..... If you are paying cash and even willing to pay for the saw up front - he should have ordered you a saw. We order saws we don't stock all the time - especially when they are prepaid. I can only imagine how he would deal with a "warranty" issue. Find another...

:agree2: probably carbide

yes - that 5 year warranty may be nice to have for you.

DEAL I would buy the 036 - you could have a nice saw - even if you have to put some money into it.

I like Stihl products and I use them to make $$. I recommend Stihl - they have proven reliable with regular maintenance. What I would suggest is trying them and seeing which one you like better. A five year warranty can be a great thing for an occasional user. I would also value the...

I will work on almost any saw, even though I don't like it when they come to me in pieces. I charge more when I have to dig through a pile of parts

None for me -

Vintage McCulloch 35A Chainsaw chain saw - $125 http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/grd/1138906211.html

STIHL 026 - $200 Rebuilt Hastings MN http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/for/1173654345.html From the ad: Stihl 026 chainsaw, new piston and rings, and I had to replace the intake. 168 lbs compression, only had 1 tank of gas ran through after being overhauled. 20" Bar and .325 chain