identification please

[chuffy]

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[Bowtie]

Imma say 041 or 056. Im not an expert on that older style, but I bet Im close.

 

[Dan Forsh]

Might be an 076

Too big for an 041

 

[Brownpot Deaton]

deffinently and 051 075 076...pull chord cover is for sure 100% 076..case is a 076(oil fill location) possibly an 051, but i don't think thats right for the 051....wait.. 90% sure its an o76 case because of the oiler button on the front..was looking but couldn't find it...only 2 known methods im aware of to tell...where's the decomp button located at...if its center and justabove the spark plug its 051, if its to the right of the spark plug, its 075-076(inyour case 076)...and then, in this case,the ignition-- if it has ignition module and no points, its an 076 ignition(but someone may have put this on different saw as they are still avaiable)...

My bet is 99% an 076 Stihl...would love to have one of those beasts...

question..what the difference between the 076 and 076 super???(ive heard of a few 076 supers but not 100% sure of their existence)

thanks, Jordan

 

[rms61moparman]

Not an 041, I'll have to agree with the Bowtie and vote for 056.

 

[huskydave]

51 75 or 76 for sure. 056 has airfilter at the rear.

 

[Bowtie]

51 75 or 76 for sure. 056 has airfilter at the rear.

Right, I didnt think about that. Good point!

 

[Jacob J.]

My vote is for 051. Looks like the narrower style muffler guard.

 

[Stihl051master]

I have an 051 AV Electronic, and here are the differences I can see (although mine is an older model, but did come with electronic ignition): Your oil fill cap is on the side, where mine is on top, your bucking spikes are a different style, the air filter cover on mine doesn't have the arrows or say stop or choke, and the recoil cover on mine has the old log logo where yours has the newer style one. I know a lot of these differences may just be from different years. I looked in my Stihl service manual, and it says that the 075's and 076's came standard with a manual oiler, but it doesn't say anything about the 051's having one. Mine doesn't. Mine doesn't have a decompression valve either. The manual also says "the 051 and 076 crankcases are identical on machine numbers 9280310 up to 9218309 and from machine number 9422350 onward." It also says the dry weight with a 53cm bar and chain (21") 051AVE 11.2kg, while the 076 is 11.7kg. That would be 24.64 lbs. for the 051 and 25.74lbs. for the 076. So I guess if you had that size bar and drained and cleaned the thing you could maybe get a close estimate. I know for sure it's a 051, 075, or 076, but I looked through the whole manual and at mine and that's all the info I could find for you. If worse comes to worse and you need to know for sure, the 051 has a 52mm bore and is bolted on where the 075/6 have a 58mm bore and have studs holding the cylinder down. I know a lot of info was repeated from what the guys before said, but hopefully you can get a useful tidbit of info from all this...

 

[ciscoguy01]

056

The 56 air filters are normally on the bottor right side next to the the handle aren't they??? Least on the few I've seen they are... I was thinking it was an 045, the 45 degree angle that the handle has is like the 045 I'm in the process of getting... It's definitely an 80+ cc older Stihl though I believe...

 

[kevlar]

076

 

[Erick]

Looks like an 076 to me.

 

[kruege84]

My guess is 076.

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