050 051 075 076 Info Thread

[stihl cutter]

Dang i cant find any like that on ebay i can get the handle but cant find the bracket 4 the sprocket side.

 

[Definitive Dave]

I have a snipe search set up to find those brackets, I need 6 of them for saws sitting here, I have found one on ebay in 9 months
DD

 

[Rockfarmer]

So the part number is

1111 791 1906

They get eaten up by the chain when it jumps the bar.

 

[Rockfarmer]

You could make that piece easy enough. Take the other piece and cut the tube off leaving about 1/8" of it, drill the threads out from the tube side slowly till it punches through. Take a grinder to it so that you can get at the center of the hole you made. Counter sink the other side with a 5/16" bit just a tad and there you go.

 

[stihl cutter]

You could make that piece easy enough. Take the other piece and cut the tube off leaving about 1/8" of it, drill the threads out from the tube side slowly till it punches through. Take a grinder to it so that you can get at the center of the hole you made. Counter sink the other side with a 5/16" bit just a tad and there you go.

I've never been able 2 really engineer parts lol my brain don't think that creative lol. Sad but true.

 

[stihl cutter]

You could make that piece easy enough. Take the other piece and cut the tube off leaving about 1/8" of it, drill the threads out from the tube side slowly till it punches through. Take a grinder to it so that you can get at the center of the hole you made. Counter sink the other side with a 5/16" bit just a tad and there you go.

Got my 075 av electronic stihl goin an put a new chain on the 25" stihl duromatic bar i love this saw i like old saws better than newer saws any way but i do lie this saw it has the Torque to cut anything u could sink it in it has a short bar but it bucks very very well im gna put a sprocket nose bar on later but 4 now its layn em dwn like this lol. It is very heavy tho but i just take a few more brakes while usen it i love its sound in the woods like a big block saw should sound like.

 

[Rockfarmer]

Yes they are awesome saws. Compare to the 880 and you'll find the weight is only 2 lbs more and 10 cc's less. You can get more chain speed with 3/8 pitch. I don't think you'll sacrifice power or torque. Plus you can work on these saws, parts are cheap and you can run em wide open all day long without meltdown. They do vibrate more so keep the tank/recoil screws tight. Also muffler/and guard screws tight. Should last a very long time. Also keep air filter clean.

 

[stihl cutter]

Yes they are awesome saws. Compare to the 880 and you'll find the weight is only 2 lbs more and 10 cc's less. You can get more chain speed with 3/8 pitch. I don't think you'll sacrifice power or torque. Plus you can work on these saws, parts are cheap and you can run em wide open all day long without meltdown. They do vibrate more so keep the tank/recoil screws tight. Also muffler/and guard screws tight. Should last a very long time. Also keep air filter clean.

I like it i'm not used to the weight but i love this saw lol. I'll keep the screws tight on it i pretty good on checken em a couple times a week.

 

[Definitive Dave]

Posting a bunch of pictures of the muffler and muffler cover for the 075 here for a fellow member

DD

 

[stihl cutter]

Posting a bunch of pictures of the muffler and muffler cover for the 075 here for a fellow member

DD

Nice saw love those colors u gonna show thew saw and or work it ? It looks new an fresh either way i love it .

 

[Definitive Dave]

Once Brutus is done I will get it tuned in the wood and then cleaned up and prepped for life of keeping the shelf clear of husqvarnas and other riff raff
I have a couple other saws if there is work to be done
DDave

 

[stihl cutter]

Once Brutus is done I will get it tuned in the wood and then cleaned up and prepped for life of keeping the shelf clear of husqvarnas and other riff raff
I have a couple other saws if there is work to be done
DDave

I hope you enjoy tuning in the cut an the few cuts after they are great saws

 

[stihl cutter]

 

[stihl cutter]

Here's my 2 babies an money makers 075 av electronic an 066mag

 

[macstrange]

Hey rockfarmer, my 075 has a walbro wj11-2 carb. I can't find any info on it. Acres internet lists tilotsons on the entire series. Another web site lists walbro ws11-1 on the 051, 075. I'm considering going to the Tilly. What do you think. I'm having issues that I believe are carb related, and I'm not sure if the rebuild kit is correct.

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

.....and I'm not sure if the rebuild kit is correct.

http://wem.walbro.com/walbro/produc...=WJ-11-1&GroupName=Chain Saw&FamilyName=TOPSO

 

[macstrange]

Thanks for the link, Pogo. Am I to assume the wj-11-1 and the wj-11-2 are the same carb?

 

[Rockfarmer]

All I can tell you is I'll send you 3 rebuilt Tillotsens for that carb! Yes that's how rare they are. Also supposedly the correct carb for the super is the Walbro which makes me wonder what you have on your hands. Does it have a high rise intake. Also rarely and I mean very rarely are saw problems carb related. It's such a simple device. If it's been even remotely cleaned (intake screen the most important) it should do its job. Seals, tuning, electronics, gremlins all raise hell, and a bunch of other crap I don't know about lol. I've had several problems through the years and swapping known good running carbs never does it for me. Just my two cents.

 

[macstrange]

No, it doesn't have the high rise. I always overlook the simple stuff. It needed a new fuel filter! I bought the saw off ebay. Not sure if it was messed with at all before I got it.

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[PogoInTheWoods]

Thanks for the link, Pogo. Am I to assume the wj-11-1 and the wj-11-2 are the same carb?

Essentiallly, yes. Same kit applies.