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

[RI Chevy]

I have always just used .325 based on the ease of getting bars and chains.

 

[Backtroller]

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.

Not sure if I've seen that video before. Wow very cool.

 

[RI Chevy]

I just bought an Oregon rim setup for a fixed oiler 026. Looks really well made.

 

[dall]

I just bought an Oregon rim setup for a fixed oiler 026. Looks really well made.
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about time you spent some moldy money

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. Come on now. I bought a tack. Lots of things. Get out and cut!!! Lol
I am right now.

 

[stihl_head1982]

I just bought an Oregon rim setup for a fixed oiler 026. Looks really well made.
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I like them actually. Looks nice from here. I've used quite a few along the way.
I do like the OEM set up the best. But I love the 1121 series in general.
I was discussing the other day the changes made along the way with the 024, 026 and the MS260.
My head got fuzzy after I began to recall it all.

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. I hear you. A great class of saws there. Still great.