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I am looking for the shop service manual for the 041 Thanks in advance.

Well after a lot of research on the net I couldn't find any company that sells a 52mm piston fitted for 10mm pin so I sent him this German made big bore kit with 52mm jug and piston with 10mm pin specifically for the 044...sure would save a lot of headaches Not too much more cost than the 12 mm...

Hello fellow members, A friend aquired a Baileys 044 52mm big bore kit, come to find out his saw has 10mm wrist pin. Piston with kit is 12mm. Has anyone here that owns an 044 ever attemped to not use the 52mm piston that comes in the NWP kit and substitute say a Meteor 52mm piston with...

I haven't found any green wood I like to split by hand yet. But I'm still looking. :cheers:

Nice pics and nice wood. My turn to play in the woods tomorrow. :cheers:

Bummer on the thievery. If I have to leave timber on the ground where there isn't anyone to keep an eye on it I always use spray paint to mark it. Usually spray a message on the logs facing the road stating private property. It has been a deterrent so far. Lucky me I guess. :cheers:

Rep for your helping your not so near neighbors. Hope your saw is gonna be ok. At first glance I thought there was a climber in the tree in your second pic. Sure looks like a large mess they have to clean up. I'm really glad we don't have twisters here, just a few earthquakes every now and...

Picked up a 22" craftsman Snowthrower with a blown 5 horse briggs on it, bought the 6.5 HF for 89.00 (Super Coupon). Been using the machine for two winters now with no problems. :cheers:

That's killer! I wish I had the time for a project like that. Just too many other things pressing. :bowdown:

Great Setup, nice pics! :msp_thumbsup:

Congrats on a very fine saw. One of my buds has one just like it(only not near that purrdy) he swears by it. :cheers:

Damn those are both sweet saws. :msp_thumbsup:

Year before last I built a 200 sq ft addition on my house. I installed a new Vogelzang Potbelly stove thats rated for 2000 sq ft. It works great as long as the fires are small to medium. Any bigger and all the windows and sliding door require opening to cool the room down to a comfortable...

Nice Stable of Saws a got there, looks like you keep em in tip-top shape too. :msp_thumbsup:

We are close to the same build, I'm at 5-10/205 lbs. I was used to swinging a 6lber with 36" handle. Bought the x25 to keep behind the seat of my truck. It took some getting used to with the shorter handle on the x25. But it splits pretty good for the lighter weight head. :cheers:

Last fall we were clearing a landing of left over fire ravaged bark beetle infested logs. One of my cutting partners (that's him in the pic) lost one of the bar nuts off his 038, it apparently fell down between the logs as he was buzzing away at a log near the top of the pile. No problem...

I get my Stihl parts from our local Dolmar/Husky dealer. He stocks more Stihl parts than the local Stihl/Echo dealer. :bowdown: His shop has been here the longest (bout 38 years) and he caters to owners of all saws. Without a doubt his shop has the largest customer base on the mountain.

Sorry about your stroke of bad luck, but sometimes the system works. My neighbor had some idiot break into his shed and rip his saw off, he made a police report and figured his saw was gone. For six months nothing then the county sheriff calls and tells him they have his saw. He actually got it...

You are really going to be pleased with that saw. wait till she's broke in good. New saw rep to ya! :cheers:

I give thanks to the "Cantdog" & "Chainsaw Lady" for the parts they sent when needed. Thanks to all the other members for posting helpful tricks, tips, and hints to keep the saws going. :cheers: