M Moto Vita ArboristSite Operative Joined Nov 8, 2015 Messages 135 Reaction score 104 Location WA Nov 5, 2019 #41 John Lyngdal said: MS440 cylinder will bolt on to a 044. A new top cylinder cover would also be needed. Click to expand... I hadn't considered that, it might be a good answer for me and the OP. My saw is an early 10mm, would the muffler and everything match right up?
John Lyngdal said: MS440 cylinder will bolt on to a 044. A new top cylinder cover would also be needed. Click to expand... I hadn't considered that, it might be a good answer for me and the OP. My saw is an early 10mm, would the muffler and everything match right up?
J John Lyngdal Addicted to ArboristSite . AS Supporting Member. Joined Jan 5, 2017 Messages 1,407 Reaction score 2,687 Location Eugene, OR Nov 5, 2019 #42 Moto Vita said: I hadn't considered that, it might be a good answer for me and the OP. My saw is an early 10mm, would the muffler and everything match right up? Click to expand... You should be good to go, but 10mm wrist pin will make finding parts a little more challenging as compared to the more common 12mm format. I did however spot this when looking around: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Meteor-cyl...244621?hash=item2a9dc0304d:g:lkkAAOSwstxVEF2C
Moto Vita said: I hadn't considered that, it might be a good answer for me and the OP. My saw is an early 10mm, would the muffler and everything match right up? Click to expand... You should be good to go, but 10mm wrist pin will make finding parts a little more challenging as compared to the more common 12mm format. I did however spot this when looking around: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Meteor-cyl...244621?hash=item2a9dc0304d:g:lkkAAOSwstxVEF2C
M Moto Vita ArboristSite Operative Joined Nov 8, 2015 Messages 135 Reaction score 104 Location WA Nov 5, 2019 #43 John Lyngdal said: You should be good to go, but 10mm wrist pin will make finding parts a little more challenging as compared to the more common 12mm format. I did however spot this when looking around: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Meteor-cyl...244621?hash=item2a9dc0304d:g:lkkAAOSwstxVEF2C Click to expand... That would work. Is there any reason I can't use a 12mm type jug with a 10mm type piston, or is there any difference in the piston other than the wrist pin?
John Lyngdal said: You should be good to go, but 10mm wrist pin will make finding parts a little more challenging as compared to the more common 12mm format. I did however spot this when looking around: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Meteor-cyl...244621?hash=item2a9dc0304d:g:lkkAAOSwstxVEF2C Click to expand... That would work. Is there any reason I can't use a 12mm type jug with a 10mm type piston, or is there any difference in the piston other than the wrist pin?
J John Lyngdal Addicted to ArboristSite . AS Supporting Member. Joined Jan 5, 2017 Messages 1,407 Reaction score 2,687 Location Eugene, OR Nov 5, 2019 #44 There is some fitment tolerances between the piston and the cylinder, so I usually replace the piston when I'm replacing the cylinder.
There is some fitment tolerances between the piston and the cylinder, so I usually replace the piston when I'm replacing the cylinder.
