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I have one of the brush bars from Guido Salvage. It is a Commercial Bow Bar 20 X 7 1/2 with a medium Stihl mount and the number 620 stamped on it. It required no modification of the 026. Was a bolt on and run deal. Not for sale! I run the bar on my Stihl 026 PRO with LGX72 chain

Put a Dolmar PS-421 spike on it and leave the 5105 dogs on the shelf

I have a Zenoah G62 model airplane engine based on the 621 chainsaw engine. They come with a HDA48 (15.8mm) from the factory.

I have two 025's and one MS250. No primer bulbs. They have WT-215 Walbro0 carbs and muffler mods 16" X .325 X .063 Stihl RSC chains Run very good.

Ahlborn Equipment? Alborn Supply is a landscape company in Toms River, NJ. http://ahlbornequipment.com/pistonsandcylinders.aspx http://www.albornsupply.com/

If you don't need a cylinder, a flat top 353 piston would give it a pretty good power boost. There's a reason the original cylinder is scored. Check the intake boot retainer. If plastic, it needs to be metal. Check under the muffler for the plastic being burned?

The spring is retained by a screw. Reach down through the spring with a hex key wrench to remove the screw.

The Polymid plastic retainers will eventually break from heat etc. The plastic type retainers are considered better? However, the retainer material doesn't tear up the engine like a metal retainer does. With the retainer bad, eventually, the balls will bunch up on one side enough to lock the...

Mine came from the factory with a 15" .325 X .058 B&C with a 8 pin rim I changed to a 3/8" 7 pin rim and a 16" Power Match K095 X .050" bar and 3/8" Stihl RS.

I'm well beyond 47 and the "Who turned out the lights?" syndrome. Now it's hard to feel things with your fingers or get them to move like you intended.

I've got a couple of those HD filter kits. So far - no problems. Had a operator used to a 6800i tried to twist the 7900 choke lever and off it came. I had to take the HD filter base off the 7900 to get the choke lever back in the hole. No big job.

I would replace it with a 545 cover

The button goes towards the lever

You cannot get Stihl on line. There are 7 Stihl dealers within 20 mi of my house and 3 within 5 miles. You have to go to the dealer to get a new one.

I have three of this family of Stihl. The impulse line connects to a nipple on the base of the cylinder and goes through a hole in the plastic heat shield and then connects to another nibble at the end of the boot near the carb. The impulse line has to be finally connected by reaching under...

115i vrs 550XP? The 115i is a favorite in the woods but getting beyond old friends, the 550XP has a lot more power and rpm and weighs less. Most 115i's and 550XP's had .325 chain. But I run 16" Power Match bars and 3/8" Stihl RS chain. 545 vrs 550XP I also have a 545 and it is actually more...

I've always liked the idea of a 420 but a friend was telling me that the 550XP doesn't weigh any more and has a lot more power. Is that your opinion? I've had a 550 XP a couple years.

I bought a new loop of RS the other day and I noticed the hook angle was really sharp. It is certainly not the common 60 degrees. As sharp as it is, I have little hope of the edge holding more than just a few cuts. When it dulls, I'll re-sharpen at 30-60-10 on my Oregon 511A grinder and go on...

I have a 1997 one and the brake has always worked fine and never any problem. The 109, 110, 111, & 115 are all the same family of saws.

One thing about hair - You guys had it when it counted and you needed it?