Both the early 54mm magnum and later 56mm magnum II utilize the same wider 4 bolt pattern.
I've never seen nor heard of a 056 Magnum with a 54mm bore......As far as I know only the 056 Super has a 54mm bore.
Both the early 54mm magnum and later 56mm magnum II utilize the same wider 4 bolt pattern.
Magnum was 54mm bore with the two port muffler. Magnum II was 56mm with the two port muffler.I've never seen nor heard of a 056 Magnum with a 54mm bore......As far as I know only the 056 Super has a 54mm bore.
Magnum was 54mm bore with the two port muffler. Magnum II was 56mm with the two port muffler.
Maybe you can educate me. What is the difference between the 056 magnum and the 056 magnum II ???I'm not sure where you're getting your information from, but you need to check it again.
Maybe you can educate me. What is the difference between the 056 magnum and the 056 magnum II ???
Maybe you can educate me.
Unfortunately the one I have I just completed the complete teardown on it. It is going to get a full on restoration. However due to the 13x17x14.5mm pin bearing not being available I'm putting a 56mm jug on it and putting an 066 piston, wrist pin and bearing in it, direct swap. That way you can use the 066 12x17x14.5 wrist pin which is readily available. The only difference is the skirt on the 066 56mm piston. It is .020 shorter than the 056 56mm piston and the 066 56mm domed piston weighs the same as the 056 54mm domed piston. The wrist pin is also lighter.I've owned quite a few 056 Supers and 056 Magnum II saws over the years, but I've never even seen a 056 Magnum. If you have pics of a 056 Magnum I'd like to see them please.
Stupid autocorrect. Finsthis is what I got. Notice the beveled finish and the micrometer reading 54.00mm also the 056 magnum decal.
Regardless of all the above I still haven't seen a 54mm 056 Magnum.
Well you're the expert.You have what appears to be a reproduction model plate and for all I know a 056 Super 54mm cylinder.
The IPL doesn't specify the difference between the 056AV, SUPER, MAGNUM, and or Magnum II. Just the necessary parts for each application.Never said I saw an expert!...What I did say is I've never seen a 056 Magnum with a 54mm cylinder.
Whats more, I see no reference to a 54mm Magnum in any Stihl 1115 series IPL or workshop manual.
The IPL doesn't specify the difference between the 056AV, SUPER, MAGNUM, and or Magnum II. Just the necessary parts for each application.
Mine has a steel full wrap handlebar as well. I'm just curious/asking because I'm doing a full on restoration of it and I want it to be "correct." Mine doesn't have a chain break however.I don't have any pics, but I'd swear a neighbor has an 056 Magnum with the Magnum lettering in black. The saw was all original until a 3 foot dia pine log rolled over it and turned it into a parts saw. If it helps, it had a steel full wrap which means it was an early 056.
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