Olympyk, Olympic, Oleo Mac, Emak, Efco, Blitz, Folux, Spartan, Spartacus thread

[rocketnorton]

never have.
runs good, lil stronger than friend's ts 400, so thought might be lil bigger.

 

[Ciupav Gheorghe]

Hi @Ciupav Gheorghe
The B-52 Super should be an Oleo Mac 350 super
http://acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/e...62716032d3c7927788256bc500566356?OpenDocument
Attached is an ipl which also shows the crossover to Oleo Mac and Folux saws.
Sorry never found a service manual.
Ray

Is a small diference at shee look like, but the engine is like oleomac 350 super. Thank you!

 

[Ciupav Gheorghe]

Hello & welcome to Arboristsite! You are posting in the correct area.Not much is known about the Blitz saw other than it was one of the many names that Oleo Mac used at the time.I believe this brand was sold primarily in Europe.What country are you from?You might be able to get more information by going to the"beg For Manuals"section where you found the Chainsaw Stickies for this saw.Just make a post there requesting a manual or IPL for this saw.If you have no success there,the parent company is now called Efco.You might get some info from them.
Ed

Thank you, i am from România. I will try to get more info..

 

[ray benson]

Thank you, i am from România. I will try to get more info..

Hi @Ciupav Gheorghe , did you see post #694 on the previous page? Only found an ipl and M.Acres site specs page.
https://www.arboristsite.com/commun...-spartacus-thread.160468/page-35#post-6757959

 

[Kensie1988]

Is anyone familiar with what parts on these saws interchange? Primarily the filter setups? I know there were two versions, im more interested in the early version where the filter screws to the base and then the filter cover screws to the filter. I am looking at finding a replacement and there seem to be plenty 254/264 covers out there but the model I need one for is the 284. All the components look the same, I just dont want to buy something and it doesnt cover the whole filter housing.

 

[svk]

In case anyone is interested, this is on FB marketplace about an hour from me

 

[jerrycmorrow]

Anyone know the ring dimensions for a 284?

 

[67L36Driver]

Anyone know the ring dimensions for a 284?

I’d bet most any 52mm x 1.5 mm intended for a Stihl or Husqvarna would work.

Notch for horizontal locator pin is the normal.

[emoji1696]

 

[jerrycmorrow]

Thanks carl
Any ideas what models?

 

[jerrycmorrow]

I’d bet most any 52mm x 1.5 mm intended for a Stihl or Husqvarna would work.

Notch for horizontal locator pin is the normal.

[emoji1696]

carl, my ipl says the bore is 47mm

 

[wcorey]

carl, my ipl says the bore is 47mm

I believe that would be for a 264...

 

[jerrycmorrow]

Duh! I mistyped. Always meant 264. Thanks for catch

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

This my titan 70 oil pump, the saw was made in Italy ,didn't know if any other Italian makes are similar?

 

[Jachkerer63]

Olympic 272 antivibration 66cc runs excelent runner. I need a run down on this machine,

 

[Jachkerer63]

View attachment 778463 Olympic 272 antivibration 66cc runs excelent runner. I need a run down on this machine,

 

[jerrycmorrow]

Describe “rundown”
You looking to buy it or sell it?
Old oly ... good machine

 

[jerrycmorrow]

Anyone got access to seals or case gasket or electronics coil for a 254? Or even a source for parts? Tired of this being on my shelf

 

[edju1958]

You might be able to source those parts through an Efco dealer.

 

[jerrycmorrow]

You might be able to source those parts through an Efco dealer.

I would certainly think so. Bought parts before from a dealer. He’s since closed shop. Been looking for another efco dealer. Can’t find one around here. Any in your area?

 

[edju1958]

I would certainly think so. Bought parts before from a dealer. He’s since closed shop. Been looking for another efco dealer. Can’t find one around here. Any in your area?

Yeah,I've got one that about an hr.drtive away.I bought an air filter cover from him for my 234.He didn't have one in stock so he got if from Efco Corp.in Mn.You should be able to go onto the Efco web site & find a dealer through the dealer locater.
Ed