Not on any Stihl I've seen, with an impulse nipple like that.
Here`s to brand new P&C`s
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The 2094/2095 is one of the very few modern saws that has the impulse nipple on the cylinder. I've been through many of those...
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
At first sight I thought it was a Jonsered and I think your the closest yet as I don't think the 2077 had the impulse nipple on the jug.
John
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Crash and Burn
Grr, hurry up with some after pictures Jerry!
I was thinking Jred because of the impulse nipple. But other than that, Im clueless.
I was thinking Jred because of the impulse nipple. But other than that, Im clueless.
It is around 5.7 cu. in.
Pioneerguy600
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Kwdog75
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I knew JJ would get it, he`s the walking/living encyclopedia of all that is chainsaw related.
It is going to be ported then put in this saw and sent on a long journey.
Pioneerguy600
I knew JJ would get it, he`s the walking/living encyclopedia of all that is chainsaw related.
It is going to be ported then put in this saw and sent on a long journey.
Pioneerguy600
All right! I am really looking forward to getting it. Take your time, Jerry ( but hurry up
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All right! I am really looking forward to getting it. Take your time, Jerry ( but hurry up
The deed is done and I run it this evening for the first time on the new P&C.
It barked my knuckles twice, thought I knew how to start these buggers. LOL.
Just wait til the rings seat in.
Pioneerguy600
I was figuring it was a big stihl before the piston/cylinder pics.
Oh I got those laying around here also, just ported two of my 090`s and still have a couple of new P&C`S waiting for their turn.
Pioneerguy600
It looked similar to me as well but the impulse nipple thew that out.
That should be interesting. None of my saws now are hard to start. So what did you think for it's first run?
It`s just the compression is so high on these saws, you got to get that piston at top center and then pull it over as if you were intending on ripping the pull cord out of the housing. The saw starts on the first pull, it always had great compresion but after lowering the cylinder .017 so that it now has .021 squish it did not get easier to pull it over. I was ripping 60-70 lb blocks of hardwood open, noodling, and the saw would tip 18"-20" blocks end over end when the chain dug in on self feed cuts. It should pull your 36" bar/chain setup real well.
Pioneerguy600
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