Lakeside53
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nope... I also added to the orginal reply to your post..
Lakeside53's --361 muffler mod w/photos
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nope... I also added to the orginal reply to your post..
Lakeside53
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Your dealer probably won't have them in stock as nobody ever replaces the TS400 screens! We get ours overnight though... like almost every stihl part.
davefr
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My 5/8" X 1/2" solid steel spacer worked great. The screen fit like a glove. In my experience there was no need for anything thinner then about .0625 wall. However maybe it's YMMV depending on actual screen tolerances.
hawkfeather
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I can get a foot of that tubing for $1.70 from Online Metals here:
http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?pid=15520&step=4&showunits=inches&id=283&top_cat=197
But, I'd much rather get a spacer from the local hardware store if it will work just as good without any sizing! I guess sizing it a bit wouldn't be a big deal though.
http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?pid=15520&step=4&showunits=inches&id=283&top_cat=197
But, I'd much rather get a spacer from the local hardware store if it will work just as good without any sizing! I guess sizing it a bit wouldn't be a big deal though.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Interesting... I never had any luck with 1/16 wall pipe fitting the screens. I even tried hammering some on... sure would make it easier ... Maybe I should check some more screens...
Buy your screen first, then head to the HW store and try one!
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hawkfeather
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I think I'll just order the tubing. I had a really nice MAPP torch but the thing overheats. I guess the orifice is stopped up and a new one costs almost as much as a cheaper MAPP torch... What brazing rod will work best with the MAPP? I read all the related posts but don't remember seeing this info?
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Pretty much any brass rod... it's all in the flux...
davefr
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If you get a spacer make sure it's solid vs. seamed unless you want to braze the seam. The Ace H/W I shop at had both. In the solid they had 1" and 1-1/2" lengths. I bought one of each but found the 1" a tad too short. I used the 1-1/2" but cut it to 1-1/4" and stuck it in about 1/4" on the short end.
My brazing skills suck so I didn't want to be brazing the very end of the tube.
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Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
I'd try the spacer.. That tube will likely have $7 freight
Touch it with tapered reamer if it's reluctant to fit.
Touch it with tapered reamer if it's reluctant to fit.
hawkfeather
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Yeah... I forgot about that! I have a really good hardware dealer that has almost anything in a fastener you could need! Anybody know anything about MAPP torches overheating on the tip of the tube?
hawkfeather
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Anyone know how much a 361 muffler costs new?
hawkfeather
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And I assume the fastener covers just pop off and pop back on??
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Close to $70...
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
yes....
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Happens all the time when I use my propane torches on Mapp:hmm3grin2orange:
hawkfeather
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Well, I better not mess mine up when I do the mod then! LOL
Trigger-Time
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I bought a used one, ebay $15, used it to mod and put the new
one up for safe keeping.
No screen though.
Tzed250
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I bought a used one, ebay $15, used it to mod and put the new
one up for safe keeping.
No screen though.
That looks almost factory...
davefr
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Here's another option I stumbled onto:
Husqvarna used bolt on muffler outlets on 281's and they're available for <$20 w/screen. I have one on order for my 7900 but it might also fit 361 along with other saws.
Husqvarna used bolt on muffler outlets on 281's and they're available for <$20 w/screen. I have one on order for my 7900 but it might also fit 361 along with other saws.
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Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
You can also get a very cool looking BR600 outlet (Square tube), but... all these suffer from the problem of a low spark arrester area to outlet.. Prone to debis accumulation affecting performance. Also, I'd want to thicken up the metal behind the screws - the muffler metal is very thin.
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