Any Stihl Experts Identify This Incomplete Power-Head
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gdrew888
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More like lunch.I'm guessing its cocktail hour where you live...
Haha, just had lunch yes! I couldn’t resist, it was silly really, but I giggled to myself while writing it!
Sometimes it's hard, much like the what type of wood is this, firewood lol.
The awkward choke linkage design and the tank vent should make it an 034... unless it has been Frankenized.
Either o34 or 036 - both are a nice saw to have.
Either o34 or 036 - both are a nice saw to have.
Haha yes
BuckthornBonnie
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Yep, 1125 series. Not the later 036 pro or MS360... at least the tank area.
Great saws for sure.
Great saws for sure.
drf255
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Winner Winner....
That’s an 034 Super and you suck. Excellent saw. The top of the jug gives it away.
Not on the 034 Super. On the 034 46mm there is a intake tit, they removed it for the 48mm variant.
That’s an excellent saw. The other clue is the bright orange plastics. The early 036 were more brick red. The fuel caps are the old style. Almost all standard 034 had front tensioner, I have seen a few standards with a side adjust but it’s rare.
drf255
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Standard 034 46mm ^^^. No central machining depression.
034 Super 48mm ^^^
036. Note elongated 2nd fin
From left to right
034S/034S/036/MS360
drf255
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Intake ports
036^^^
46mm 034 Standard ^^^
034 Super 48mm. ^^^
036^^^
46mm 034 Standard ^^^
034 Super 48mm. ^^^
drf255
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There are different mufflers, some need the spacer and some don’t. If you give us a peek inside we can let you know.
I think you may have a standard 034 muffler on there with a spacer.
The super muffler has an extended baffle the comes forward and empties out on both sides, the standard a more traditional ventilated box type.
I think you may have a standard 034 muffler on there with a spacer.
The super muffler has an extended baffle the comes forward and empties out on both sides, the standard a more traditional ventilated box type.
When I upgraded my 034 to an 036, finding the correct muffler to fit was the toughest part of the job. Regardless, it runs fine today and often makes me forget that I have an MS361 resting in its case.
I got a nice looking one just waiting on a piston and another one for parts, finished up a MS 441 yesterday and it was good having another 441 for a parts saw. Don't know much about the 034 but it sounds like a worthwhile saw to put some time into.
gdrew888
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gdrew888
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When I was getting the picture of the inside of the muffler for the 034-s I took the piston cover off my other 034 for comparison. I noticed the cover has a small adjustable door on the right top between the cylinder cover and the carb cover. Is this to aid in airflow for cooling when working in hot conditions?
Just the opposite. Puts warm air in for winter usage.
Which muffler is on this saw.When I was getting the picture of the inside of the muffler for the 034-s I took the piston cover off my other 034 for comparison. I noticed the cover has a small adjustable door on the right top between the cylinder cover and the carb cover. Is this to aid in airflow for cooling when working in hot conditions?
Good stuff there
.gdrew888
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I think they are the same except for the exhaust port mod I did on this one to keep it from burning the clutch cover.
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