MS460 High Output Oiler

[closetoreality]

My local dealer told me the wrap model 'r" was only available to firefighters. I'm not sure how valid that is, but either way their customer service efforts makes up for any misunderstanding with this.

So instead of making a big stink about it down at the dealer I wanted to go about ordering the parts myself, so if anyone could track down the part numbers needed to upgrade a standard MS460 oiler to a high output oiler I would appreciate it.

Also am I going to have to rip my saw apart to install or is it relativley basic?

I just ordered the saw from my dealer, so I will not have it till probably Thursday.

Also I'm on my way out the door so I did not have a lot of time to use the search option on the board, hope this isn't an often repeated topic.

Thanks guys,
-Craig

 

[deye223]

find another dealer

 

[BloodOnTheIce]

My local dealer told me the wrap model 'r" was only available to firefighters. I'm not sure how valid that is, but either way their customer service efforts makes up for any misunderstanding with this.



Thanks guys,
-Craig

The dealer made an honest mistake, he confused the 460 Rescue saw with the MS460R.
Which in his defense there is no MS460R listed anywhere in any of our sales, or product information at all.

The MS460-R saw with wrap handle, high out put oiler,
big spikes, and clutch cover is not available to dealers here in the Northeast.

Your dealer would have to call Northeast Stihl and special order one from another
Stihl distributor to get it.

If you've never even run the saw why put money into a high out put oiler?

I have plenty of tree companies running 32" bars on 460's cutting stumps
and they don' have any issues.

My thoughts are if it ain't broke, don't break it.

 

[BloodOnTheIce]

find another dealer

This is just plain stupid.

 

[deye223]

This is just plain stupid.

it's simple if you can't get some thing from one dealer you get it at another whats wrong with that. you said his dealer would have to get it from another suplyer whats the differance

 

[closetoreality]

I'm going to stick to the stock oiler, should be ok. As far as finding a new dealer I have built too much of a relationship with these guys and they are a decent group who are not afraid to work deals with you.

 

[blsnelling]

All you have to replace is the plunger and control bolt. The rest of the oiler is the same.

 

[Teddy.Scout]

All you have to replace is the plunger and control bolt. The rest of the oiler is the same.

Any have the part numbers?

 

[Trx250r180]

on the 460 and 660 you can tell if you have the high output oiler ,look at the adjustment screw if its just a screwdriver slot its not ,if there is a scribe mark so slot looks like the letter T you have the high output

 

[wigglesworth]

The standard 460 oiler is easily modded to expel profuse amounts of oil, if one is so inclined.


There is a thread around here somewhere.....

 

[Alex D]

A bit offtopic but do they make these high output oilers for the 088??

 

[Stihl-Pioneer]

Any have the part numbers?

1128 647 4803 control bolt
1128 647 0602 piston 1.1

 

[young]

1128 647 4803 control bolt
1128 647 0602 piston 1.1

1128 640 3250 complete high output oil pump if you dont want to take yours apart.

btw pump also works on the 341/361/362/441/460

 

[naturelover]

Thanks young and Stihl-Pioneer!

Will file those numbers away for possible future use. :msp_thumbup:

 

[user 122190]

I'll update this thread with prices later this week.

1128 647 4803 control bolt
1128 647 0602 piston 1.1

 

[maulhead]

I'll update this thread with prices later this week.

Bubbles, shouldn't you have a price handy already, since you allegedly installed 5 of them this morning....cough....

https://www.arboristsite.com/commun...put-oiler-question.324477/page-2#post-6671137

Way to bump an almost 7 year old thread..... *face palm*

 

[user 122190]

Way to bump an almost 7 year old thread..... *face palm*

It was 6, and UR welcome, and don't call me bubbles.

 

[maulhead]

It was 6, and UR welcome, and don't call me bubbles.

Ok no bubbles, sparkles it is then.

As I said "an almost 7 year old thread" almost was a key word, in another 3-1/2 months, this thread will be 7 years old. As of now it is 6 years, 9-1/2 months old.

There's already a current thread discussing HO oiler, why not just reply in there, instead of bumpin' an almost 7 year thread? I mean a member in there addressed you earlier today, yet you go dig up some buried/dead thread....that's almost 7 years old....

 

[user 122190]

So are you now the thread police? Hey, Butter-Cup, get a life, or jerk off if you can.

 

[maulhead]

So are you now the thread police? Hey, Butter-Cup, get a life, or jerk off if you can.

No not the police.

So you have no logical explanation for bumping a dead almost 7 year old thread, when there is a current thread on this subject? (that you have posted)