Bowtie
Gearhead
Maybe Im stating the obvious, but the cylinder with the straight fins and larger transfer port windows are better?
Stihl 044 rebuild,part numbers req.
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Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
yes, both were stock.
With the difference in the port spacing would they both perform the same? Looks like one would have more torque and the other more speed,sort of like the cutoff saw cylinders compared to a chainsaw cylinder.
Pioneerguy600
There is a little piece of the case missing ,lower right corner in the pict. It is not in a critical stress or structural area so I will clean it out good and degrease it well and fill it with Devcon. The hole will require a backer piece donated from another chainsaw case as it is only hollow behind the area to be fixed but does not interfere with the cavity for the AV mount. We will see how it turns out and post pics.
Pioneerguy600
There is a little piece of the case missing ,lower right corner in the pict. It is not in a critical stress or structural area so I will clean it out good and degrease it well and fill it with Devcon. The hole will require a backer piece donated from another chainsaw case as it is only hollow behind the area to be fixed but does not interfere with the cavity for the AV mount. We will see how it turns out and post pics.
Hole in case repaired , case sanded ,degreased and etch primed. Pioneerguy600
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Just a bump to say that I am still awaiting bearings, they must have to make them for the flywheel side. LOL
PIONEERGUY600
PIONEERGUY600
Just another bump to say that I finally got the bearings today for the 044. This time around I ordered in 4 sets of bearings and never expected it to take this long for them to arrive,good thing I packed the saw parts away in a securely taped shut box. I also have a new OEM piston and rings with 12 mm pin but I am tempted to install a new Meteor piston and rings to give them a try out and see how they actually fit and run. Guess it couldn`t hurt and if I am not satisfied I can always change it out. Now to find time to work on this saw, may be Sunday afternoon if things quiet down. Will update as time permits.
Pioneerguy600
Pioneerguy600
gafirefighter
ArboristSite Operative
Can not wait to see how it all turn out. Great thread.
Adam
Adam
Thanks Adam; I will follow your rebuild also, I really like the Husky 266 and 372 and have a cutting buddy that is a dyed in the wool Husky fanatic and help him work on his collection of husky`s when required. I found him a 181 a few weeks back and he is on cloud nine now and has stripped the saw down to the point where only the cases and P&C are left together, he`s washed and cleaned it till it shines and now has it reassembled and running A1.
Pioneerguy600
Stihlcutter
ArboristSite Operative
Not much happening with the 044 today as all the parts I have on hand are cleaned up and still awaiting bearings and the piston. The flywheel side bearings are the holdup and are a dealer only part around here. I have ordered more than one set this time around and have six of the clutch side bearings on hand with lots of seals and gaskets on hand as well.So I will post picts of my favorite belt buckles instead of parts picts.
Id really like to by that third buckle down you have there. with the chain around it
-ac
