cost of 084 slug and jug?
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grandnational
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I think I may have found an older 084 that may require a top end rebuild, amongst other things. That being said, does anybody know what a stihl piston and cylinder (or the equivilent) will cost? Thanks! :greenchainsaw:
I think I may have found an older 084 that may require a top end rebuild, amongst other things. That being said, does anybody know what a stihl piston and cylinder (or the equivilent) will cost? Thanks! :greenchainsaw:
Many dollars. The cylinder is likely reuseable with some cleaning. Wait till you have the saw before you buy a cylinder.
Agreed,spendy rare parts there.....I just passed up an 084 recently,parts availability being the most damning....
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seach for "AS site lingo" that thread will tell you all you ever wanted to know
nanuk
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Gumnuts
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Generally OEM go for 2- 300 ,every month or so, on US ebay.BUT as has been mentioned wait till you get the saw and check out your jug.Whether its the Nikisil plating or some other factor they do clean up most times.Then you'll
only be up for piston assembly.
only be up for piston assembly.
Justsaws
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I would plan on a minimum of $500.00+ for the P/C, seals, carb kit, lines and other typical misc. if you are going through a typical OEM dealer. I have not priced 1124 parts in a long while but a toasted one gets expensive fast.
They can have a loooooooooot of room to wiggle on some parts, so ask.
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brncreeper
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My dealer loves to sell me 084 parts, that's why I only own one.
That's about what I would plan on as well. I believe the last list price I saw on a Mahle 084 top end from Stihl was around $414.
Are they Stihl available? That would be a good thing.
I believe I paid $350 for a new OEM P&C at the dealer a couple years ago. I then picked up another for $300 on eBay. They're not cheap to work on.
I'll check tomorrow.
Nope...
But the jug from a 1977 Yamaha 175 Enduro will bolt up with a few minor minor modifications to the underlying fabric of the physical universe....
Sorry to be so obtuse, it just got me thinking about a motorbike I once had, and how darn powerful it was. Wheelies and all. The 084 has 122/175, or about 70% of the displacement of that bike, and I get to hold it in my hands and use it to cut wood. Pretty amazing when I think about it. That is a lot of power in a 30+ lb. package.
Maybe I come from "The Home for the Easily Amazed.":monkey::greenchainsaw:
nanuk
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then theres the guy....
who was adapting 2 jugs from a 1830(?) DC3 Radial onto a Harley CrankCase...
just over 200 inches of boredom relief....
this guy was a machinist with an airline... Never did find out if he made it work! But sounded like a fun idea! Harley BB!
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who was adapting 2 jugs from a 1830(?) DC3 Radial onto a Harley CrankCase...
just over 200 inches of boredom relief....
this guy was a machinist with an airline... Never did find out if he made it work! But sounded like a fun idea! Harley BB!
:monkey:
I just put a new piston a cylinder on my 084av a couple months ago. If I remember correctally it was about $445 for the cylinder $90 for the piston and rings and $6 for the cylinder gasket. They are still available from the dealer as are most of the other parts for the 084's.
