Stihl 044

[Andrew9802]

Serial number is 119402031 and I believe this to be a 10mm saw. Please let me know if a am wrong. I would also like to know the age of the saw if anyone here could help me out.


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[BonScott46]

That is an earlier serial I would say for sure a 10mm.

 

[BonScott46]

What markings are on top of the cylinder?

 

[blsnelling]

Yes, that's a 10mm saw.

 

[Andrew9802]

What markings are on top of the cylinder?

I will look at the saw tomorrow. What type of markings should I be looking for?


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[blsnelling]

If original, it should have angled fins on the top of the cylinder, rather than straight across.

 

[Stihl 041S]

If original, it should have angled fins on the top of the cylinder, rather than straight across.

And if it has an 046 Top end and well ported it’s a MAXX

 

[Andrew9802]

If original, it should have angled fins on the top of the cylinder, rather than straight across.

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[Andrew9802]

Any guesses on what this saw is worth? I haven’t done anything to the saw other than add the dawgs to it. It’s got a few scrapes and nicks from normal use and other wise in great shape. I pulled muffler off to look at piston and cylinder and they look brand new.


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[blsnelling]

That's a fantastic saw. It has the early HD plastic too. Super clean!

 

[BonScott46]

You done good, early 10mm with a KS cylinder, very nice.

 

[Daniel Haglund]

Pardon my ignorance but what part is actually 10 mm? And what would it be if not 10 mm?

 

[Hdtoolmkr765]

Pardon my ignorance but what part is actually 10 mm? And what would it be if not 10 mm?

The diameter of the wrist pin is 10MM, it is believed that those saws performed better than the newer ones. They were eventually changed to 12MM.

 

[1Alpha1]

"Southside Equipment......AND Car Wash".

I love it............

 

[burnses]

yup I dig that too get the car washed and get ya saw fixed at the same time!