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[Stump Shot]

I could hook you up.

Has to be OEM though.

 

[T.Roller]

Has to be OEM though.

It's as oem as a jms clutch....

 

[Stump Shot]

It's as oem as a jms clutch....

That would never do, I'm looking for 30% gains here. Lol

 

[p61 western]

Has to be OEM though.

That's going to be a problem lmao.

 

[T.Roller]

That would never do, I'm looking for 30% gains here. Lol

I guarantee 40%

 

[T.Roller]

That's going to be a problem lmao.

Shut your hoe mouth

 

[p61 western]

Shut your hoe mouth

Gfy hoe

 

[maulhead]

Hey there he is, how about some info on these super dupper magnums now that slacker boy is gone.....or is there some kind of secret hand shake?

Here is what I know;

I got mine from the PNW, and I made calls & sent emails to find out as much as I could on them.

A stihl distributor in the PNW, had mods done to them, and marketed them to local dealers, they had some port work done to the cylinders, a few mods to the carb, and they put a deflector on the flywheel side of the muffler. Stihl distributor is the ones who came up with the super magnum name & sticker.

I talked to the dealer were mine was sold new. Got that info from them.

I also emailed stihl, (for what it's worth) the guy from stihl who emailed me back, said yes a few stihl distributors (not just in the USA) had mods done to stock saws, and named them super magnums. Guy from stihl said it was only done for a short period of time, it did not go over as expected. So they stopped, he told me if I had one I should hang on to it, as they are pretty rare.

During my research, I stumbled on a saw site over in Europe, a member there had a 044 super magnum, and pieces of a 2nd one. I joined that forum, so I could view the pic's and talked with him a little in PM.

I talked with someone in WI, who was/is a dealer, he told me the subject of super magnums came up a few times, at dealer seminars, but he only heard about them he never got any in his store in his hands. Years later someone brought one to him in a box in pieces blow up.

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It is just a neat piece of history. I've ran my super magnum against a few of my stock 044's and it's noticeably stronger, then a stock saw. I also ran mine super magnum against a ported 044 I had from a builder here, the super magnum did not beat it, but it was right on it's heels, needed a stop watch to tell which one was faster.

Super magnums are not just a stock saw with a sticker.

They are out there, I missed out on two others shortly after I bought mine, sure wish I could have got my hands on them also. A member on this site, found one also for sale to him locally.

That is what I know, take it for what it's worth, think that they are fake, or real.

 

[maulhead]

Oh and any tit pics of @Cracker Boy wife?

Lol, no that never went over very well....

 

[Jon1212]

Here is what I know;

I got mine from the PNW, and I made calls & sent emails to find out as much as I could on them.

A stihl distributor in the PNW, had mods done to them, and marketed them to local dealers, they had some port work done to the cylinders, a few mods to the carb, and they put a deflector on the flywheel side of the muffler. Stihl distributor is the ones who came up with the super magnum name & sticker.

I talked to the dealer were mine was sold new. Got that info from them.

I also emailed stihl, (for what it's worth) the guy from stihl who emailed me back, said yes a few stihl distributors (not just in the USA) had mods done to stock saws, and named them super magnums. Guy from stihl said it was only done for a short period of time, it did not go over as expected. So they stopped, he told me if I had one I should hang on to it, as they are pretty rare.

During my research, I stumbled on a saw site over in Europe, a member there had a 044 super magnum, and pieces of a 2nd one. I joined that forum, so I could view the pic's and talked with him a little in PM.

I talked with someone in WI, who was/is a dealer, he told me the subject of super magnums came up a few times, at dealer seminars, but he only heard about them he never got any in his store in his hands. Years later someone brought one to him in a box in pieces blow up.

----

It is just a neat piece of history. I've ran my super magnum against a few of my stock 044's and it's noticeably stronger, then a stock saw. I also ran mine super magnum against a ported 044 I had from a builder here, the super magnum did not beat it, but it was right on it's heels, needed a stop watch to tell which one was faster.

Super magnums are not just a stock saw with a sticker.

They are out there, I missed out on two others shortly after I bought mine, sure wish I could have got my hands on them also. A member on this site, found one also for sale to him locally.

That is what I know, take it for what it's worth, think that they are fake, or real.

Thanks for the information.

 

[Frank bierce]

Here is what I know;

I got mine from the PNW, and I made calls & sent emails to find out as much as I could on them.

A stihl distributor in the PNW, had mods done to them, and marketed them to local dealers, they had some port work done to the cylinders, a few mods to the carb, and they put a deflector on the flywheel side of the muffler. Stihl distributor is the ones who came up with the super magnum name & sticker.

I talked to the dealer were mine was sold new. Got that info from them.

I also emailed stihl, (for what it's worth) the guy from stihl who emailed me back, said yes a few stihl distributors (not just in the USA) had mods done to stock saws, and named them super magnums. Guy from stihl said it was only done for a short period of time, it did not go over as expected. So they stopped, he told me if I had one I should hang on to it, as they are pretty rare.

During my research, I stumbled on a saw site over in Europe, a member there had a 044 super magnum, and pieces of a 2nd one. I joined that forum, so I could view the pic's and talked with him a little in PM.

I talked with someone in WI, who was/is a dealer, he told me the subject of super magnums came up a few times, at dealer seminars, but he only heard about them he never got any in his store in his hands. Years later someone brought one to him in a box in pieces blow up.

----

It is just a neat piece of history. I've ran my super magnum against a few of my stock 044's and it's noticeably stronger, then a stock saw. I also ran mine super magnum against a ported 044 I had from a builder here, the super magnum did not beat it, but it was right on it's heels, needed a stop watch to tell which one was faster.

Super magnums are not just a stock saw with a sticker.

They are out there, I missed out on two others shortly after I bought mine, sure wish I could have got my hands on them also. A member on this site, found one also for sale to him locally.

That is what I know, take it for what it's worth, think that they are fake, or real.

I found an 038 with the same badge a few years ago. Guy wanted too much for it as it had a leaky tank. Always wondered about it though.

 

[Drptrch]

Erik

Had a pic, but it wasn’t allowed by Tapatalk


Erik

 

[Drptrch]

Ya just got to be careful:

And the most coveted one

Erik

 

[T.Roller]

Here is what I know;

I got mine from the PNW, and I made calls & sent emails to find out as much as I could on them.

A stihl distributor in the PNW, had mods done to them, and marketed them to local dealers, they had some port work done to the cylinders, a few mods to the carb, and they put a deflector on the flywheel side of the muffler. Stihl distributor is the ones who came up with the super magnum name & sticker.

I talked to the dealer were mine was sold new. Got that info from them.

I also emailed stihl, (for what it's worth) the guy from stihl who emailed me back, said yes a few stihl distributors (not just in the USA) had mods done to stock saws, and named them super magnums. Guy from stihl said it was only done for a short period of time, it did not go over as expected. So they stopped, he told me if I had one I should hang on to it, as they are pretty rare.

During my research, I stumbled on a saw site over in Europe, a member there had a 044 super magnum, and pieces of a 2nd one. I joined that forum, so I could view the pic's and talked with him a little in PM.

I talked with someone in WI, who was/is a dealer, he told me the subject of super magnums came up a few times, at dealer seminars, but he only heard about them he never got any in his store in his hands. Years later someone brought one to him in a box in pieces blow up.

----

It is just a neat piece of history. I've ran my super magnum against a few of my stock 044's and it's noticeably stronger, then a stock saw. I also ran mine super magnum against a ported 044 I had from a builder here, the super magnum did not beat it, but it was right on it's heels, needed a stop watch to tell which one was faster.

Super magnums are not just a stock saw with a sticker.

They are out there, I missed out on two others shortly after I bought mine, sure wish I could have got my hands on them also. A member on this site, found one also for sale to him locally.

That is what I know, take it for what it's worth, think that they are fake, or real.

Thanks for the info...gfy

 

[Matt Ellerbee]

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/tls/d/jonsered-2083-turbo-chainsaw/6643445803.html


Just doing what I can to restore order from chaos...it’s my gig really

I’m about 30 min from this, if anyone wants it. I’m off today too, so I could go get it.

 

[dustinwilt68]

Still sounds like a dealer option not a factory option to me, did I miss something?

 

[T.Roller]

Still sounds like a dealer option not a factory option to me, did I miss something?

Nope you didn't miss anything. Sounds like it to me.

 

[maulhead]

Thanks for the info...gfy

Thanks.

GSY

 

[Jon1212]

I’m about 30 min from this, if anyone wants it. I’m off today too, so I could go get it.

@Dub11

 

[Dub11]

@Dub11

Oh I seen it. And priced a piston. It's just find that extra $100 before payday has been elusive as hell.