Jack Russell
ArboristSite Operative
THE PARTS NUMBER IS 1128 791 100. Seller does not know Was told that it might be a 044.
J. R.
J. R.
I--D Stihl part's number
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THALL10326
The Champ
The 1128 is a series number. It could be 044/046/440/460.Jack Russell said:THE PARTS NUMBER IS 1128 791 100. Seller does not know Was told that it might be a 044.
J. R.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
You are missing part of the last group digit anyhow.. 1128 791 xxxx
There are only two parts numbers that match the xxxx - 8100 and 1702... both obsolete. What is this - some type of brake handle?
There are only two parts numbers that match the xxxx - 8100 and 1702... both obsolete. What is this - some type of brake handle?
Jack Russell
ArboristSite Operative
Correction on I--D Number
On the parts number I left off a Zero++++1128 791 1000
On the parts number I left off a Zero++++1128 791 1000
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Do you have a picture?
Jack Russell
ArboristSite Operative
I---d Part
l---53 If I had a picture I do not know how to post it Here is the ebay number 170040628568
l---53 If I had a picture I do not know how to post it Here is the ebay number 170040628568
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
He's just taken a random CASTING part number off part of the case or tank.
If you want it, the tank can be made to fit either an 044 or an 046 by simply changing the length of the carb mount studs. If you had the crankcase serial number (top right of case), I can track down the 044 or 046 part.
Assume the crankcase has either a bad crank and/or bearings (might not, but...) and bid accordingly! That was you won't be disappointed.
BTW, assuming you are using Windows, to copy a picture from EBAY, put your cursor on the picture, right click, and use "save picture as". Then you can repost it to AS or wherever
If you want it, the tank can be made to fit either an 044 or an 046 by simply changing the length of the carb mount studs. If you had the crankcase serial number (top right of case), I can track down the 044 or 046 part.
Assume the crankcase has either a bad crank and/or bearings (might not, but...) and bid accordingly! That was you won't be disappointed.
BTW, assuming you are using Windows, to copy a picture from EBAY, put your cursor on the picture, right click, and use "save picture as". Then you can repost it to AS or wherever
Jack Russell
ArboristSite Operative
I---D Part
L---53
Thank's I am going to pass on this one. I am using windows. what does BTW stand for?:help:
BTW, assuming you are using Windows, to copy a picture from EBAY, put your cursor on the picture, right click, and use "save picture as". Then you can repost it to AS or wherever[/QUOTE]
L---53
Thank's I am going to pass on this one. I am using windows. what does BTW stand for?:help:
BTW, assuming you are using Windows, to copy a picture from EBAY, put your cursor on the picture, right click, and use "save picture as". Then you can repost it to AS or wherever[/QUOTE]
THALL10326
The Champ
[/QUOTE]Jack Russell said:
BTW=By the way..
Arrgh! Windows! 
I'm using Mac OS X 10.2.8. On iBook G3 12" 800. Also have my share of linux machines. Old Compaq linux laptop (DSL). couple linux desktops (one running Redhat 9, other Ubuntu). In Windows, if you just want to post a pic here, just right click on the picture (s), and click "copy image location." On Mac, hold ctrl, click the image, and click copy image location.
I'm using Mac OS X 10.2.8. On iBook G3 12" 800. Also have my share of linux machines. Old Compaq linux laptop (DSL). couple linux desktops (one running Redhat 9, other Ubuntu). In Windows, if you just want to post a pic here, just right click on the picture (s), and click "copy image location." On Mac, hold ctrl, click the image, and click copy image location.
