I have a Stihl 70 cc with a 32" bar: will this fit and work properly?
1759860
That is enough power make sure you get the right model for the right size bar. If it says it's good for 32 than you should be fine.
1759861
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_21326_21326you want the g667-36 not the -30 this one I use on 24" bar you would have space at the base of your bar.
1759862
I have the MS441 C-M and it powers the 36" bar and the 36" Alaskan Mill with no problems. If you just take your time and cut the wood while it is still green you should have no problem - just take your time. I have also used the Stihl MS391 and it powers just fine with a 28" bar. Obviously the greener the wood you are cutting the easier the saw will cut. Hope this helps.
1243662
Go to Stihl.com and you'll be able to find their chart that shows what works with what model. I use the FS40 and yes, this did work - but I had referred to Stihl's chart before making a purchase
2085217
Yes, I currently have one on my Stihl MS 280 with an 18" bar. This gives me an effective cut of approximately 12-1/2". You should be able to get a 14 to 15" cut with your 20" bar.
737411
I have it on a Stihl FS 80. I'm not familiar with your model. It is a really great blade though.
1987413
I have a DW715 12" Type 3. I installed this tonight and it does fit the saw. Took roughly 3 minutes to install. Also I fired up the laser and marked where it fell on a 2 x 4. I then pulled down the blade and the teeth drop right on the laser line.
1298243
I had no problem fitting my Stihl, but I am now running it with two lines instead of four to get the line speed up, and I am cutting my replacement lines an inch longer. For me two longer lines are better than four short ones.
1939870
We bought the case for an Echo CS 6700 24 inch, it fit in the case and guard but it would not close because the brake handle was too tall. Instead we used it for a Stihl MS 180c miniboss 16 in bar. That is all we can tell you. Check your brake bar height and compare it to a miniboss. We are still looking for a case for our Echo cs6700 24inch.
339857
I have a Poulan Wild Thing and it fit mine perfectly with no modifications. It made this saw seem brand new. They may make different model numbers for the "wild thing". Make sure the bar size is the same. My specific Poulan model number was P4018WT and it was perfect fit
1653322
I can't say for sure. I bought it for a Saw from China with a 20" bar, and that saw just fit. If the saw was any longer, it would be a no-go. I measured my saw, and it is 38 1/2" long from the tip of the bar to the furthest point on the opposite end. The case I got was of good quality, branded as Poulan, and the bar protector part is a separate piece from the rest of the case, allowing it to telescope in or out to accommodate different bar lengths.
1529763
It fit my Poulan Pro 8inch pole saw...most of the time, the length of the bar i.e. 8, 14 16 18 etc mean the size and all chain saw blades should work.
1384275
that is what I am using...and also on my Stihl..sorry I didn't give you exact size.
1055193
I used one on an old CB750 chopper. It works fine. Fits the 7/8 bars. Now, as far as specs on stopping power compared to your old master cylinder, I don't know. But yes, it should bolt up and work just fine.
1320835
As long as the arbor size is the same it should fit no problem. Just remember it doesn't put out light until the blade starts to spin.
344423
it should - i have 28inch barrell w/ extended chokes and there is plenty of room - i bet the 32 inch would fit as well
87840
Mine is 28.8mm. I did not have good luck with the 32mm bars from other manufacturers. Both bent quickly. I suspect the tubing is thinner walled. I've had this one for quite a while and is still as strait as the day I bought it.
1100053
I'm sorry. I used mine on a skill chop saw. It works fine on mine. The only thing I can say is measure the exhaust and see if they are the same.
1210874
to all those who are saying it wouldnt fit your stihl when amazon said it would. Stihl saws come with two differnt pitch chains. A 3/8'' pitch and a .325'' pitch. Many of their saws had both of these chains available. Before you knock amazon or oregon for "misadvertizing" know your saw, look at it, and figure out which chain you have. That is why even if you go to oregons website it will list multiple chains that fit. NOTE!! this does not mean they both fit. You need to know what pitch your chain is and match that to oregons. that being said, according to Oregons website, this chain WILL NOT fit the 020t. That saw requires a S55 chain. The two are not even close so please dont try this chain on your saw. Differnt pitch, width, and link count. This link ot oregons website should be helpful. http://oregonproducts.com/homeowner/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=CONS&SellReg=USA&LangId=ENG