Chainsaw Repair

Pistons do not come any nicer than that

I'll have to agree.
That piston is a work of art!

Is that 166 stock or did you help it out a little?


Mike

I'd agree in stock form I'd take an 084 over the big sachs .However that piped one would rip now .

Then again big azzed saw like that no matter who made if used in huge wood there probabley wouldn't be much difference  at  the end of day .They'd all saw a lot of wood and you'd plume be tuckered out .

In these parts though those monster trees are few and far between .You might stumble on to only a few in a years time maybe in several years time .

Bad thing is on a large saw most times unless you fire them up occasionally they've sat so long you have to wrench them every time before you use them .Now this I know to be fact ,trust me .

There was talk and conjecture of mating a 166 lower end with an 090 P and C  because to date the 166 had the longest stroke of any saw ever produced .However with a means at hand to use a Huskey stroked crank with an 084 rod and a special piston I think that thought pattern went by the wayside .That is getting into to territory which is way above my pay grade and my pocketbook for that matter .

That doesn't look like it has had much use. Nice.