Air filter pics

[Deets066]

No, I just send them to IA and they come back licked clean. Thanks so much for your service.

Lol, dang Mike I didn’t know you had a sense of humor.

 

[MustangMike]

Imagine!!!

 

[MG2186]

No, I just send them to IA and they come back licked clean. Thanks so much for your service.

Not sure who you’re sending them to but it’s sure in the hell isnt me! I pitty the sob that is though

 

[huskihl]

No, I just send them to IA and they come back licked clean. Thanks so much for your service.

I raffed...

 

[Backtroller]

Attempting to revive this string. Dolmar 5100s cold weather. Never tried it yet however the flocked one kept fines out remarkably well with a little grease.

 

[Johnmn]

Attempting to revive this string. Dolmar 5100s cold weather. Never tried it yet however the flocked one kept fines out remarkably well with a little grease. View attachment 149304

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[RI Chevy]

Is that a nylon mesh filter?

 

[Backtroller]

She’s a special one

 

[Backtroller]

Yes, one of their winter fine mesh filters. I run one on my 7910 too

 

[Wilhelm]

Yes, one of their winter fine mesh filters. I run one on my 7910 too

On the 64xx/73xx/79xx the white nylon is fine, the black one is a regular coarse winter/wet condition AF.

Unless something changed since I last checked.

 

[RI Chevy]

Yes, one of their winter fine mesh filters. I run one on my 7910 too

Is it the same type of white nylon mesh Stihl uses?

 

[Backtroller]

It’s like the Husqvarna style more than the Stihl versions that I have seen. However, to be fair I’ve only seen the white mesh on a 360pro.

 

[Backtroller]

I’m not overly concerned with fines though. I usually cut green. I’m not a firewood cutter.

If I notice it’s really dry I’ll throw a flocked filter or grab another saw.

 

[mortalitool]

Here is a picture from a customers 550 xp after being ran for awhile with my vstack adapter and a K&N filter. I'd say its working very well.

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[mortalitool]

Since this is the air filter thread.

Does anyone want to talk about what air filter oil they like best? Mostly talking aftermarket filters, such as green weenies, pod filters, K&N Etc.

I have been using Uni-Filters brand on foam filters.
K&N on the K&N of course.

I just bought an aerosol can of the Maxima Fab1 foam filter oil to try out.

 

[srcarr52]

Since this is the air filter thread.

Does anyone want to talk about what air filter oil they like best? Mostly talking aftermarket filters, such as green weenies, pod filters, K&N Etc.

I have been using Uni-Filters brand on foam filters.
K&N on the K&N of course.

I just bought an aerosol can of the Maxima Fab1 foam filter oil to try out.

I have an abundance of K&N aerosol cans from back in the day when we ran K&N's on stock cars. It works ok on a UNI foam filter but is best suited for the pleated filters like a K&N, I don't think it's tacky enough.

For foam pre filters it's best to squish them around in a bag to get better oil coverage without having to put too much on.

Can't go wrong with Maxima or BelRay.

 

[huskyboy]

Since this is the air filter thread.

Does anyone want to talk about what air filter oil they like best? Mostly talking aftermarket filters, such as green weenies, pod filters, K&N Etc.

I have been using Uni-Filters brand on foam filters.
K&N on the K&N of course.

I just bought an aerosol can of the Maxima Fab1 foam filter oil to try out.

Fab one works well

 

[RI Chevy]

I spoke to a few bikers. They swear by NoToil. It is biodegradable and you can clean the foam filters in the sink.
My issue is I already used Belray. The guy said you kind of have to start with the NoToil when filters are new.

 

[MustangMike]

Nice thing about the Winter Filters is you don't have to oil them!

 

[mortalitool]

I have an abundance of K&N aerosol cans from back in the day when we ran K&N's on stock cars. It works ok on a UNI foam filter but is best suited for the pleated filters like a K&N, I don't think it's tacky enough.

For foam pre filters it's best to squish them around in a bag to get better oil coverage without having to put too much on.

Can't go wrong with Maxima or BelRay.

I use the bag method as well. Works great and doesnt get oil all over my hands.