17 tanks on 661 max flow so far! update: 25 tanks!!!

[Deets066]

up to 25. I think eventually the oil in the fitler gets used up? (I assume dried up by dust etc) So just because it's not totally caked and clogged up doesn't mean you shouldn't wash it and re-oil? I think that is what Joe told me...can't remember exactly.

In any case this is really impressive!

Try this with an HD2.

 

[CR888]

Wondering if any Ozzys are using these filters and how they go with the very fine fines own hard woods make.

I have been thinking the same. I want to give one of these filters a go on a ms660 and Solo 681 but not sure which way to go. That redgum dust is fine as milled flour.

 

[Max-Flow Filters]

I went and looked over all the instructions again and noticed mention of if about half way down. I don't read further than what the pics show if they are part of the directions. Can i suggest just adding a little side note on the pics that states "oiling required"?
I must admit I'm one of the few who never read directions when a few pics show the process and almost roached an ms460 and 660.

Yes, we will make that addition as well. Thank you for this suggestion!

 

[RI Chevy]

Now all we need is a nice little group buy discount for these. Lol

 

[RI Chevy]

How about a nice filter to fit Stihl 026/260.

 

[bwalker]

How about a nice filter to fit Stihl 026/260.

The 260 filter is an abortion. Not only does it leak alot around the choke shaft and through the filter halfs, but it's also pretty restrictive.
However, the 260 has to be one of the more durable saws out there. It takes some doing to wear one out.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

at 17 tanks... update:25 tanks!

doesn't seem like I need to clean it yet!

Air filter seems to be working really well

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Probably the added maintainance is a turn off for most everyday consumers.

I would tend to agree with that I have seen some pretty dirty filters .There mental thought is it's still running ok

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Wondering if any Ozzys are using these filters and how they go with the very fine fines own hard woods make.

Iam seriously thinking about one Andrew

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Try this with an HD2.

Wouldn't be pretty

 

[Stihl working Hard]

up to 25. I think eventually the oil in the fitler gets used up? (I assume dried up by dust etc) So just because it's not totally caked and clogged up doesn't mean you shouldn't wash it and re-oil? I think that is what Joe told me...can't remember exactly.

In any case this is really impressive!

Would it help more with the frog skins as well

 

[stihlman441]

Iam seriously thinking about one Andrew

Ya me too....................but i need proof they will work over here and pricing as well.
May require for 880,660,661,461

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Ya me too....................but i need proof they will work over here and pricing as well.
May require for 880,660,661,461

Just recieved a price back from max flow the other day $89.95 plus $25.00 shipping US for the 662 kit I thought a little pricey when converted back to AUD

 

[stihlman441]

Just recieved a price back from max flow the other day $89.95 plus $25.00 shipping US for the 662 kit I thought a little pricey when converted back to AUD

Ya na not paying that will stick with the HD2 filters

 

[CR500]

You could always just modify a HD2 filter on the 661 and adapt the foam element around it. It will fit under the stock cover.
Even the cage from the HD1 will work

Sent from my non internal combustion device.

 

[bwalker]

I woukd prefer to have the added maintenance of a oiled foam filter in a saw, especially one with an air injection type set up.
However, many guys would *b-word about the added maintenance and most wouldn't maintain them just as the don't maintain flocked filters.

 

[Brush Ape]

I woukd prefer to have the added maintenance of a oiled foam filter in a saw, especially one with an air injection type set up.
However, many guys would *b-word about the added maintenance and most wouldn't maintain them just as the don't maintain flocked filters.

That's borderline passive-aggressive. Surely you farts smell like rose haha.

 

[treesmith]

Iam seriously thinking about one Andrew

Me three Todd

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[Stihl working Hard]

Mine turned up today fitted it a while ago

 

[Brewz]

I just bought a foam element and removed the filter material from an old stuffed HD filter.
The remaining cage fits in perfect.
Cut a piece of black perspex and used this to clamp it down

Works a treat and yes, stops fine powder dust in dry Aussie hardwood.

Shame the 064 covers are dog ugly. I am not paying for something that looks worse than the bare filter so I just run it like this.