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[david newbie]

I just received a decent looking OLD 024 in a box, I suspect it may have gotten worn out partially due the the worn out air filter. I think the part number on this oldd one is 1121 120 1602. Cant find that anywhere, but I did see a few 1121 120 1625. I f I remove the tank vent, do you think I can make the 1625 work? Had to buy the wrong parts for a saw in a box. any experience with this ? Or maybe I could possibly put a nylon stocking over it?xperience with this?

 

[scottr]

David , I read 1121 120 1615 . There's not enough space after the 6 to have a 0 and don't see a 2 but do see the clear 5 .
I hope someone experienced with new felt bonding will chime in .
Scott

 

[david newbie]

You are so right! Not sure how I came up with that number. Still hoping I can make the 1625 work as I see a couple on the bay

 

[scottr]

I hear there is a video of someone using craft store felt to repair old wornout air filters like yours . It is suppose to be on Facebook chainsaw repair group .

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

Here is the before and after of the solo filter Brennen did on CR group FB.

Spray glue of some type I have no clue which and flocking if I recall right from his thread. One area with no flocking is solid area.

 

[david newbie]

You are so right! Not sure how I came up with that number. Still hoping I can make the 1625 work as I see a couple on the bay

 

[Bob Hedgecutter]

You can buy flocking kits (though I have never done so personally) from sporting goods stores that are used to make more realistic duck decoys than the painted plastic versions- so it is doable.
Probably cost prohibitive for single filter applications.
Plenty of companies sell spray on adhesive though, great stuff for sagging headlining fabric, craft bags of flocking must be available?
Cheap out option is to cut front and back faces out of the filter material sheet that comes with vacuum cleaner bag replacement packs and hot glue the edges to the filter body.

 

[Mad Professor]

Somebody here might know if you can make a Franken-saw by adapting 026 filter parts/plastics/vents etc......those might be easier to find

 

[farmer steve]

I just received a decent looking OLD 024 in a box, I suspect it may have gotten worn out partially due the the worn out air filter. I think the part number on this oldd one is 1121 120 1602. Cant find that anywhere, but I did see a few 1121 120 1625. I f I remove the tank vent, do you think I can make the 1625 work? Had to buy the wrong parts for a saw in a box. any experience with this ? Or maybe I could possibly put a nylon stocking over it?View attachment 1137595View attachment 1137596xperience with this?

David. Just spoke with my dealer and gave him the part # from you pic. He said the flocked one is available for about $15. Maybe check locally if you have a good dealer that knows stuff. Good luck.

 

[president]

I just received a decent looking OLD 024 in a box, I suspect it may have gotten worn out partially due the the worn out air filter. I think the part number on this oldd one is 1121 120 1602. Cant find that anywhere, but I did see a few 1121 120 1625. I f I remove the tank vent, do you think I can make the 1625 work? Had to buy the wrong parts for a saw in a box. any experience with this ? Or maybe I could possibly put a nylon stocking over it?View attachment 1137595View attachment 1137596xperience with this?

a member here, suggested using a glue gun around the edges of
the frame using thin felt from a fabric store.I tried it and worked
out great .

 

[ZeroJunk]

There are some filters with that number on Amazon.

I converted an 024 Super to an 026. Sort of aggravating trying to get the correct filter and cover that doesn't have the hole for the compensation. So, I just left the short one on there. Looks a little silly.

 

[david newbie]

I found a decent used filter 1121 120 1615 on ebay, so I'm set for now, til the next problem

 

[Bob Hedgecutter]

I found a decent used filter 1121 120 1615 on ebay, so I'm set for now, til the next problem

Thats the easiest way to solve it.

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

Google your part number. I found many of filters the dealers will tell you NLA that way over the years. OEM ones too.

Just did it a again and bought new oem online on a 034 super 90-91 for local saw fix for guy. His flocking gone too.

Did it for a 026 034 in past too. Always turn up most times.

If you dont want to do the flocking like shown. Is a easier option.