difference between early and late serial stihl 024 spur /rim set up

[RI Chevy]

That's about what my dealer said as well. I think the rim sprocket comes with the 7 pin rim, washer and eclip.

 

[stihl saws]

yep i need the skinny one
checked the dealer today i can get the rim set up for 35.00
the spur is NLA in .325

The rim is a much better set up. I've never liked spur sprockets on anything. It's much easier to change a rim for different gearing or wear.

 

[RI Chevy]

Has anyone tried either the Oregon brand or Stens brand rim sprockets?

 

[dall]

oregon power mates work on the stihl and they do ok

 

[stihl saws]

Has anyone tried either the Oregon brand or Stens brand rim sprockets?

I've used several of the Oregon drums and rims with no problems.

 

[RI Chevy]

Ok. Thanks Dallas.
And Stihl Saws
I bought a whole setup for the adjustable oiler if anyone is interested. Brand new Stihl. Doesn't fit my fixed oiler 026.

 

[stihl saws]

Ok. Thanks Dallas.
And Stihl Saws
I bought a whole setup for the adjustable oiler if anyone is interested. Brand new Stihl. Doesn't fit my fixed oiler 026.

I could use it. PM me a price.

 

[stihl_head1982]

Ok. Thanks Dallas.
And Stihl Saws
I bought a whole setup for the adjustable oiler if anyone is interested. Brand new Stihl. Doesn't fit my fixed oiler 026.

Are you offering to trade or sell?

 

[stihl_head1982]

I've used several of the Oregon drums and rims with no problems.

+1 The Oregon rims are usually a good deal. I've bought several off Ebay and they work fine.

 

[RI Chevy]

I sold it to Stihl Saws.

 

[jake wells]

my pre owned sprocket should be here sometime today i just need to do a little digging to find that stihl rim i got laying somewhere.

 

[drf256]

Ok. Thanks Dallas.
And Stihl Saws
I bought a whole setup for the adjustable oiler if anyone is interested. Brand new Stihl. Doesn't fit my fixed oiler 026.

It woulda fit Jeff. It fits them all. There is more than just the pump/gear/rim, there's also a crank bushing and washer that's needed.

I have 2 setups here. The non adjustable oiler works better and puts out more oil than the PRO setup. The standard oiler is nice on a ported saw. If you need to use a longer bar in a pinch, you can let it idle a bit and blip it to oil the big bar. The pro wont do it.

I used to be quite wrapped up in the entire pro oiler setup till I realized the standard was fine for the job.

This one has the standard oiler. Slow, but did the job.

 

[RI Chevy]

OK. Good. TY
I like the fixed oiler better myself.

 

[jake wells]

i got access to 3/8 picco 7 tooth rims i plan to switch the 024 over to lo pro chain.
should help it cut faster.

 

[RI Chevy]

Cool Jake. But how does that lo pro chain cut for a worksaw?
You just building a speedster saw? A cant saw?

 

[jake wells]

Cool Jake. But how does that lo pro chain cut for a worksaw?
You just building a speedster saw? A cant saw?

works fine for a work saw i would rather have a 024,026 set up with lo pro.

 

[RI Chevy]

OK. TY

 

[jake wells]

Cool Jake. But how does that lo pro chain cut for a worksaw?
You just building a speedster saw? A cant saw?

watch this video here is 025 with a 24'' running 3/8 lo pro

 

[RI Chevy]

Not bad. Not sure why a tree guy would be using an 025 with a 24" bar while up in a bucket, but not bad.

 

[jake wells]

Not bad. Not sure why a tree guy would be using an 025 with a 24" bar while up in a bucket, but not bad.

my friend has a 290 set up with lo pro it made it a better saw.