beelsr
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will the large rubber guard fit the small side cover? or does is the radiused extra rubber too close to the sprocket. Just going to be using an 8 tooth. But I want the extra "tail" guard....
066 side cover...
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Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
no
beelsr
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bummer....
RiverRat2
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next question!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trigger-Time
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OK...........When splitting Oak rounds (curly fries) do the
full covers clog up easier than the standard (shorter covers) ?
RiverRat2
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Trigger-Time
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I'm trying to cut back on fried foods so I don't do curly fries,,,,,,
I'm not joking........never have used a saw with the full size cover.
Thought about one for 440........but if they clog.......I don't
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I don't notice it,,, it was a concern I had, but usually when it plugs, it is were the curly-ques round the bend, not were there sposta fall out. The longer cover gets wider or flairs out at the bottom that seems to help.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
no. They are flared out at the bottom.
Trigger-Time
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Thanks..............I have yet to use the new cover on the MS440
Going to see if dealer will trade with some boot
Around what is the price difference between the two?
Going to see if dealer will trade with some boot
Around what is the price difference between the two?
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
The smaller is 60cents more expensive than the larger. Go figure..
beelsr
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Locoweed
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Works for me
I like the rubber flap. So I installed them on every Stihl I own.
Full size cover is on the left. Metal cover #1125 648 0402 is in the center and on the right is a plastic cover #1125 648 0403.
I wasn't sure that the plastic cover would hold the flap in place, so I "helped" it with some Gorilla Glue.
I like the rubber flap. So I installed them on every Stihl I own.
Full size cover is on the left. Metal cover #1125 648 0402 is in the center and on the right is a plastic cover #1125 648 0403.
I wasn't sure that the plastic cover would hold the flap in place, so I "helped" it with some Gorilla Glue.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
The only one that really fits the large cover, but if you want to mod things.., sure.. you can make it work..
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
now ther ya go lake flip floppin on us!!!!!
Who ya gonna believe,,,,, Lakeside
,,,,, or yo lyin Eyes????????????????? :monkey: :monkey: :monkey:
Who ya gonna believe,,,,, Lakeside
,,,,, or yo lyin Eyes????????????????? :monkey: :monkey: :monkey:
LOL, first time I ever heard of. I didn't know they had gorilla's in the US...
(sorry, just had to 
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Locoweed
ArboristSite Guru
The hard part is making glue out of 'em.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Who ya gonna believe,,,,, Lakeside
Ask me If I care
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I sure wouldn't use a large defector on the small cover - real hard to lock it in when it's a different shape.
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Ask me If I care
I sure wouldn't use a large defector on the small cover - real hard to lock it in when it's a different shape.
I agree,,, I have two 66's with the big flared cover and both have the large flap,, just need to get the metal tank protector/guard for my Modded 066,,,,,
