Husqvarna 2100 with 880 cylinder/piston

[Scott Kelsey]

Hi everyone. Was watching videos on YouTube and came across this one. Found it interesting. How would this be possible because I would assume both saws do not have the same stroke and the cylinders most likely would not match up. My modification knowledge of chainsaws is very limited, not like everyone else's here, and am just curious what you all think.




Watch "Husqvarna 2100/ Stihl ms880" on YouTube

 

[kanscruzer]

Hell, a 084 cylinder bolts on , to bad it's sideways. And a 3120 crank fits . you're half way there now with only $5 - 6 hundred dollars $$ of machine work you're there, Or you could find a Duke P/C and be done with it

 

[Lee H]

Scott, Anything is possible, It's a mater of time and money invested to make things work.
For an example of a saw i built. Sachs Dolmar 166 118cc's that started life with a 56mm
bore. I had one with a damaged cylinder and did a bunch of research and ended up with
a 084 piston i and a machine shop modified and then had the cylinder bored 4mm over
and came out with 136cc's, Lot of time and money spent on it but i love the saw. Pulls
like a freight train.

There are guys on this site that are way more educated than i and have built some fantastic
running saws using mismatched parts from other saws.

 

[Wilhelm]

Isn't there a DolKiVarna in existence too?
A Dolmar/Makita 9000/9010 mash up with a Husqvarna 39x cylinder.

Just a matter of diligence!

 

[Lee H]

Isn't there a DolKiVarna in existence too?
A Dolmar/Makita 9000/9010 mash up with a Husqvarna 39x cylinder.

Just a matter of diligence!

That rings a bell, I think there is a Dolmar with a stroker out there. Can't remember who built it.

 

[jacob j.]

Isn't there a DolKiVarna in existence too?
A Dolmar/Makita 9000/9010 mash up with a Husqvarna 39x cylinder.

Just a matter of diligence!

 

[cus_deluxe]

i think @Black Dog Chainsaw nathan has that saw.

 

[Wilhelm]

Yep, I am certain that's the one I was thinking about!

 

[Lee H]

That Makita is just singin, It sounds so happy.

 

[srcarr52]

That rings a bell, I think there is a Dolmar with a stroker out there. Can't remember who built it.

Dolmar 9000 with 9010 ignition and a 395BB cylinder.

Lets not forget the 395BB stroker I also built.

 

[Al Smith]

On this subject from my perspective a person is only limited by their imagination and mechanical abilities .

 

[jacob j.]

On this subject from my perspective a person is only limited by their imagination and mechanical abilities .

I've seen both a 394 with a 3120 top end, and a Dolmar 166 with an 090 top end. Both were built for timber carnivals.

 

[Al Smith]

Years ago Easy Rider magazine had a special publication of what could be grafted to what to come up with different modifications on Harley D's .As well one of the early karting magazine did the same but it was mainly with McCulloch engines . Following that are much has been said and done with Chevy small block engines . Fast forward till today .I know of no where such information could be obtained for chainsaws .So these become the brain child of who ever did it .Who is to say , some of these experiments might have led to production saws .On the other hand most likely those that failed found a second use for a row boat anchor or a door stop .You will never know unless you try .