SawTroll
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Sure it looks good, but the specs point more at a replacement for the 280, than for the 260!
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Sure it looks good, but the specs point more at a replacement for the 280, than for the 260!
Tzed250
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Try some more examples, and include the Super and Mag versions.......
How does the 090, 088/880 and 780 (same cc as the 880) fit in?
034-56.5 cc-3.4 cu.in.
046-76.5cc-4.67 cu.in.
021-35.2cc-2.14 cu. in.
The super and mag versions are obviously larger versions of the original model.
I said loose.
I guess you are going to tell me there is no relationship?
See the above examples...
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SawTroll
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Do the maths on the ones I listed + the 07, 08, 009, 011, 380/381, 280, 029/290 etc etc!
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Tzed250
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I said LOOSE Niko....
Are you going to tell me the ones I have shown are totally random?
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BloodOnTheIce
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We both know this is about cold hard indisputable Opinions!, not math and numbers and facts!
SawTroll
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Tzed250
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Maybe - maybe not - but try the maths on those I listed......
Chew on this for a while....
Model C.I. C.C. Bore mm Stroke mm B.H.P. Kw LBS. H L Idle Max RPM
009 2.23 36.6 36 36 1.6 9.0 - 1 2,800 10,500
009 L 2.45 40.8 2.0 9.0 - - - 10,500
011 2.45 40.8 - 9.7 - - - -
015 1.95 32 - - - - - 12,500
017 1.84 30.1 37 28 1.6 - 1 3,200 -
018 1.94 31.8 38 28 1.9 - 1 2,800 -
019 T 2.14 35.2 40 28 1.8 - 1 2,800 -
020 T 2.14 35.2 40 28 2.2 - 1 2,800 14,000
020 1.96 32 - - - - - 12,500
020 Super 2.15 35.2
021 2.14 35.2 40 28 2.0 - - 1 2,800 -
023 2.44 40.2 40 32 2.6 - - 1 2,800 12,500
025 2.76 45.4 42.5 32 3.0 - - 1 2,800 -
024 2.54 41.6 - - - - - 13,000
026 2.96 48.7 44 32 3.2 - 1 2,800 14,000
028 2.9 47.0 - 11.7 - - - 12,500
030 2.7 45
031 3.2 48 - - - - - 12,000
032 3.11 51
034 3.4 56.0 - 11.6 - - - 13,500
034 Super 3.75 61.5 48 34
036 3.75 61.5 48 34 4.5 1 1 2,800 13,500
038 various 3.7-4.4 61.0-72.2 - 14.8-16.7 - - - 12,000
041 3.72 61 - - - - 2,800 11,000
041 Super 4.4 72
044 4.31 70.7 50 36 5.4 7/8 1 2,500 13,500
* the 044's piston and cylinder was improved in late 2000 model year and upped the power rating from approx. 5.1 hp to 5.4 (3.8 kw to 4.0 kw)
045 4.58 75
046 4.67 76.5 52 36 6.1 1 1 2,500 13,500
050 5.42 89
051 5.42 89
056 4.94 81 - - - - - -
056 Super 5.3 87
064 5.2 85.0 52 40 6.5 4.8 15.2 - - 2,400 12,000
066 5.59 91.6 54 40 6.8 5.0 - 1 1 2,500 13,000
066 M 5.59 91.6 54 40 7.2 5.4 - 1 1 2,500 13,000
075 6.77 111
076 6.77 111
084 7.44 122 60 43 8.2 12,000
090 6.47 137 66 40 8,000
TommySaw
ArboristSite Guru
Maybe - maybe not - but try the maths on those I listed......
com'on Saw you've got to admit it's the best explanation for Stihls model identification since the blindfolded dartboard theory.
I wonder if it's gonna have a performance stainless steel catback exhaust.....
BloodOnTheIce
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They come into 'Ole man Stihl's office and say
"Mr. Stihl we've got a new saw in the werks, we need you sir to name it"
"Ok, give me a second to finish my schnitzel"
Mr. Stihl puts down his fork and finishes his last bit of a very tasty weinerschnitzel,
and walks over to a table with on of these on it, spins it and pulls out three numbers and that's the new saw model.
- Little known fact: Hans Peter Stihl is a rabid BINGO enthusiast.
SawTroll
Information Collector
I surely miss some model numbers that I mentioned earlier on his list, and there still are several "misfits" - I guess there may have been different opinions on the system, within the Stihl system.....
Try these for starters;
"064 5.2 85.0 52 40 6.5 4.8 15.2 - - 2,400 12,000
066 5.59 91.6 54 40 6.8 5.0 - 1 1 2,500 13,000
066 M 5.59 91.6 54 40 7.2 5.4 - 1 1 2,500 13,000
075 6.77 111
076 6.77 111
084 7.44 122 60 43 8.2 12,000
090 6.47 137 66 40 8,000"
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THALL10326
The Champ
They come into 'Ole man Stihl's office and say
"Mr. Stihl we've got a new saw in the werks, we need you sir to name it"
"Ok, give me a second to finish my schnitzel"
Mr. Stihl puts down his fork and finishes his last bit of a very tasty weinerschnitzel,
and walks over to a table with on of these on it, spins it and pulls out three numbers and that's the new saw model.
LOLOLOLOL, good one, LOLOLOL
Funny thing about ole Mr.Stihl. As long as his name is on the saw with that little R in a circle he does indeed call the shots. I doubt though he makes model decisions at the supper table, I hear he doesn't like to be interupted while eating and he hates guys who wear Husqvarna t-shirts, he's known to slap a can of wup azz on one guy for that huh Blood?????
BloodOnTheIce
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You like being a Stihl dealer? Well not anymore!
THALL10326
The Champ
I surely miss some model numbers that I mentioned earlier on his list, and there still are several "misfits" - I guess there may have been different opinions on the system, within the Stihl system.....
Sawtroll that former rep told me yesterday that Husky made two stand out saws, according to him these were the best Husky ever made, the little 242 and the 266. He claimed those two saws were Huskies pride and joy. I've never seen either one. I asked him about the 372, that it seemed to have a big following. He said its a "ok" saw but to flimsy for his tastes. So what are the specs on the 242 and 266, I may have to hunt me up those two for my little collection..
THALL10326
The Champ
LOLOLOL, teached that kid to be a smart azz huh, coming to a Stihl meeting wearing a Husky t-shirt and shaking hands with the big Honcho, served that kid right, pappy Stihl dropped a can of wuz azz on his hide, gotta love it, haha
BloodOnTheIce
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It does take a complete lack of brains or a pair of cast iron cajones, to meet the guy who's name is on the building wearing a Husqvarna shirt.
THALL10326
The Champ
I guess the guy thought ole Stihl would see some sort of humor in it, guess ole Stihl wasn't in a laughing mood that day..........
TommySaw
ArboristSite Guru
SawTroll
Information Collector
They were great in their "day" - but that is a while ago, no real reason to go hunting, unless you are a collector!
I guess he could be a guy that live on old memories........
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