Stihl 026 rebuild

[czar800]

The 024 has a wt22 carb, really need to put a wt194

 

[czar800]

 

[drf256]

Seems to be running well.

They get torquey from the lower exhaust and band cut.

Now try to throw some more carb at it.

I have 2 similarly built saws on my bench, both ported the same way from me.

When I'm done with the second, I'd like to do a timed cut with both saws I the same wood with the same bar and chain. One saw has the 194 026 carb, the other an 044 carb and boot. Will be interesting to see how much difference there is.

 

[czar800]

Seems to be running well.

They get torquey from the lower exhaust and band cut.

Now try to throw some more carb at it.

I have 2 similarly built saws on my bench, both ported the same way from me.

When I'm done with the second, I'd like to do a timed cut with both saws I the same wood with the same bar and chain. One saw has the 194 026 carb, the other an 044 carb and boot. Will be interesting to see how much difference there is.

Look forward to the video!

 

[Jimmy in NC]

No idea on the OEM flocked flow.

The AM Nylon pro style MS260 filters flow just fine and are really cheap. I actually may have some here for you Pat. I gotta look. I'll send em out to you if I do.

@drf256 at this point would you change your stand on AM ms260 filters?

 

[drf256]

@drf256 at this point would you change your stand on AM ms260 filters?

Yes, they suck. Have to be OEM Nylon.

I've done a bit of testing in the last 3 years.

Probably have built/ported 30+ 026/260 by now.

 

[Basher]

@drf256 at this point would you change your stand on AM ms260 filters?

The very early nylon mesh AM filters did flow well but the ones that came after suck donkey balls.