I just got word from Tennessee that my saw came to life today! Had a carb issue and now an oiling issue!
Stihl 064 Rebuild and Restoration!
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treeslayer2003
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that Tennessee is a cool place for saws............
i thought i may have went to far with my oiler but it seems about right.
i thought i may have went to far with my oiler but it seems about right.
Here's Jon's words!
KG441c
Keith
I did all 3 oiler mods on Ron660s 660 that mdavlee described in a thread! It oils like crazy!!! Lol
treeslayer2003
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yea this one idols like it has a cam lol.
treeslayer2003
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3 mods? grind the adjuster pin, deepen the plunger ramp..........what else?
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Keith
Lenghten the notch in the plunger
treeslayer2003
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hmmm
Deets066
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Do you run out of oil before fuel?
KG441c
Keith
KG441c
Keith
Im not sure as I only ran Ronnies saw a few cuts and gave it back. Dont think he has cut with it but id guess yes that it probably will
Deets066
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Does the 660 oil less than 066? My 066 will sufficiently oil a 36, unless milling or somethin
treeslayer2003
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well mine didn't oil enough to suit me untill it was modded...........
Deets066
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I suppose they could have slight differences saw to saw, I don't dig a dry chain either.
Update on that post! Thanks to Clint I have an new OEM piston and not a Meteor in it!
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Keith
Ive heard Randy say in some cases he liked the Meteor better because the piston skirts are wider
treeslayer2003
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ok boys, i just tried it. the 660 3/4 will work with the 9103B brake handle. confirmed!
treeslayer2003
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maybe i'll get a weber for the 660
Awesome!
Well, Randy got one of those NOS OEM 064 pistons for his own saw build, too! I had two of them... My own 064 has a Meteor piston, since I wasn't worried about it being OEM.
