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Holy Jeebus! How's she running Reed?

Thanks a bunch DND 9000! That is what I wanted to hear. Though I have pretty much assumed that now after getting my part numbers right, It's a good thing to know that this isn't uncommon. I haven't run into an odd part number like this on a genuine, and original Stihl part. Never. But I am also...

Yes I agree! 100%! Safety is something I am very strict about. Safety is not up for debate! It had me questioning the safety and the build of this saw at first. Because I had the part numbers wrong for the 034,036,ms360 handle. Which is actually 1125, not 1135. So that part of the question was...

Don't worry, I don't plan to! The saw will be staying 1135 series everything for sure. Appreciate the input!:cool:

Thanks HarleyT. I had different part numbers for the 034-ms360 handle. But that does make sense. It is my understanding that the ms341/ms361 are the only 2 with the 1135 reference number My part number matches yours for the ms361 handle Yet the chain brake handle on My ms361 isn't a part #...

Thanks! That thing is now mine, will get a new set of Cabers, and will find itself a new home atop my 1978 032 AV! Very much appreciated Dahmer!

Yeah that's some pretty large equipment. Bigger than what most are running around here. Very cool! I agree, a lot of misinformation went on back in the older days too. When I bought my first new saw, at the time it was recommended I run a 16 inch bar and 20 inch max. That was on my 1st ms361...

Have you watched anything on cotontop's youtube channel? He's in the logging/heavy machinery business. He does alot of his work with the m18 1 inch HTIW. Last time I saw him use it was getting a 2.5 inch or 3 inch lock type nut off off of a cylinder on a grapple. It was galled pretty bad too. He...

Whoa! A whole different can of worms is correct! Nice! Dad was a large equipment operator foreman for a large outfit here in MO before he went on his own doing lighter excavation. It's easy to see why you need large air and large tools here. Ha!

Not sure if it's my network or what, but I can't seem to open that attachment. Maybe when I get home from work, I'll be able to see it.

Thanks for the info! I really appreciate it!

haha! Bull hockey! Let's see them on the same saw! Thanks!

Can't argue with any of that at all! Especially with a service Truck and large air. If I want that kind of volume, I have to use one of the max compressors and choke it way down. It's a hassle for me. So for the trackhoe and bobcats, attachments, etc. I decided to get the 1 inch FUEL. Well I...

Ha! That's the dead truth for us MO guys! Nah I'm kidding. I never cut with the saw or anything. It ran and is an ms361, for free. So I was tickled pink and just wanted to get to work on it. However compression was sitting right at 120 when I got it to the shop and started tinkering, so I knew...

I figure one of you "AS" geniuses have to know this one. Because I'm stumped. I am trying to figure out if the ms361 shared any parts with the 036 or if I have some sort of Frankensaw situation going on. A few months back, I had finished rebuilding my trusty old ms361 that was the first new saw...

Also make no mistake. I'm not a fanboy of one particular brand. We do run them all. Milwaukee, Makita, dewalt, Bosch, hitachi/metabo HPT and German Metabo. Etc....But milwaukee has done us the best when it comes down to hand tools. And specialty tools. And I like to run the most power I can...

I'm not familiar with the metric system like that. Unfortunately being here in the u.s. we are a different breed. The nice thing about milwaukee fuel is the 5 year no questions asked warranty. Never had to use it out of me and the crew. But it's there. And the claimed power is there also. You...

IMHO Impact drivers and impact wrenches are the only way to go! Cordless and airless is the only way to go if you're investing in new tools. I don't build/work on OPE for a living. Only as a hobby. As a builder of homes however, going cordless has been awesome! Very time saving and convenient...

Ain't that the truth! I appreciate ya

Looking for IPL and Shop Service Manual for Stihl MS361 (rebuild/refurbish is under way) also would love to find an owners manual for the sake of having one not 100% necessary, but would be nice to find. if anyone can point me in the right direction, the help is absolutely appreciated...