Gravedigger
Super OPE Member
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- 3442
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- Jun 23, 2017
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- Fair Hill, MD
Any opinions?
Has anyone put one together ?
Has anyone put one together ?
Any opinions?
Has anyone put one together ?
I am an 044 sale away from being able to fund mine. Maybe a few more weeks. It seems real straightforward to me. I'm going to photo document the process and maybe even do a blog on it as there does not seem to be a ton of info out there on them.
I have a used OEM 460 cylinder and an 044 saw ready for the conversion. I would not use an 046/460 BB cylinder as it has been pretty well verified anecdotally that OEM Stihl cylinders run better and are more receptive to porting than AM BB cylinders.
Just need the 046 piston. Got the taps and drills to enlarge the cyl mounting holes on the crankcase. Dremel and burrs to elongate the cylinder holes and cut clearance between the 044 crank and 046 piston. Many other things I will run into I am sure.
Sounds like fun.I'll be starting with split cases and build up from there. Just have to sell this 044 and and the project will be funded. Hopefully I can entice a local buyer this weekend.
I just retread the title. Are we talking about Stihl OEM 044/046 builds or are talking Hutzl/Farmertec parts kit builds? In the end mine will be pretty close to a kit build since I'm starting with split cases.
I am an 044 sale away from being able to fund mine. Maybe a few more weeks. It seems real straightforward to me. I'm going to photo document the process and maybe even do a blog on it as there does not seem to be a ton of info out there on them.
I have a used OEM 460 cylinder and an 044 saw ready for the conversion. I would not use an 046/460 BB cylinder as it has been pretty well verified anecdotally that OEM Stihl cylinders run better and are more receptive to porting than AM BB cylinders.
Just need the 046 piston. Got the taps and drills to enlarge the cyl mounting holes on the crankcase. Dremel and burrs to elongate the cylinder screw holes and cut clearance between the 044 crank and 046 piston. Many other things I will run into I am sure.