026 cylinder ID

[Roll Tide]

progress!

Now its a waiting game. My dealer orders every monday and it comes in around thursday. As long as I get my parts shipped with his order there is no freight charge, so it'll be next Monday before he orders.

 

[Stihlofadeal64]

Dagnabbit! I hate waiting. Especially when building a saw!

 

[Roll Tide]

Me too! Gives me extra time to clean everything up tho.

 

[SawTroll]

I got a box of 026 parts the other day. I'm trying to find what bore the cylinder is to order a new piston. I don't have calipers so I was wondering if there is another way to figure this out. The cylinder is marked with a B on top. Beside Mahl is W12 and 44ZK1 if this helps at all.

The numbers (44 in this case) in the Mahle casting numbers aren't a reliable indicator of the bore, they just tell the bore of the first cylinders in a "family" of cylinders.

Two notable exemples are the P5000 family, where 44, 45 and 46mm all have "44" in the casting number - and the 371xp family, where 48, 50 and 51,4mm ones all have "50".

 

[Roll Tide]

The numbers (44 in this case) in the Mahle casting numbers aren't a reliable indicator of the bore, they just tell the bore of the first cylinders in a "family" of cylinders.

Two notable exemples are the P5000 family, where 44, 45 and 46mm all have "44" in the casting number - and the 371xp family, where 48, 50 and 51,4mm ones all have "50".

Good to know. Thank you Niko!

 

[Roll Tide]

I went by the dealer and had them put everything in their order for monday.

 

[Stihlofadeal64]

I went by the dealer and had them put everything in their order for monday.

quite the saw stable in your signature. Sounds like you do quite a bit of cutting, or have you been seriously infected with CAD.

 

[Roll Tide]

I wouldn't say a lot. Not even close compaired to some here but I do love saws. Just a country boy who loves fast things haha