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       Partner 550 S55 P55 F55  65 650 P70 7000
   DIR By: Cut4fun
       Date: February 25, 2011, 2:13 pm
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       I have 2 projects I have been working on, both 550. I am wanting
       to put a P70 or Partner 7000 topend on one of the 550's to make
       a 70cc 7000.
       Anyone know the differences in the p70 and 7000 top ends?
       #Post#: 52--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: man of stihl
       Date: February 25, 2011, 3:34 pm
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       what i have been reading, there was a good power increase with
       the 7000 plus. but the p70 runs good to. very good in its time.
       i wonder how close the p55 and the 550 are? i have also read
       that a k650 cut off saw cylinder will bolt on a p55 crankcase.
       making that a 71cc saw & 4.8hp. i think that may be an option
       also.   ;)
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       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: SawTroll
       Date: March 7, 2011, 1:19 pm
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       --- Quote from: man of stihl link ---
       >
       > what i have been reading, there was a good power increase with
       the 7000 plus. but the p70 runs good to. very good in its time.
       i wonder how close the p55 and the 550 are? i have also read
       that a k650 cut off saw cylinder will bolt on a p55 crankcase.
       making that a 71cc saw & 4.8hp. i think that may be an option
       also.   ;)
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       At least the bruchure I have (in Swedish) say there was a good
       power increase (to 4.8hp) with the 7000 plus, over the original
       7000. Sadly, I don't know any details, as to what caused the
       difference.
       #Post#: 702--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: man of stihl
       Date: March 7, 2011, 5:57 pm
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       --- Quote from: SawTroll link ---
       >
       > [quote author=man of stihl link=topic=13.msg52#msg52
       date=1298669681]
       > what i have been reading, there was a good power increase with
       the 7000 plus. but the p70 runs good to. very good in its time.
       i wonder how close the p55 and the 550 are? i have also read
       that a k650 cut off saw cylinder will bolt on a p55 crankcase.
       making that a 71cc saw & 4.8hp. i think that may be an option
       also.   ;)
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       At least the bruchure I have (in Swedish) say there was a good
       power increase (to 4.8hp) with the 7000 plus, over the original
       7000. Sadly, I don't know any details, as to what caused the
       difference.
       [/quote]i got that info from you. glad you can join us! ;) :)
       #Post#: 714--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: SawTroll
       Date: March 7, 2011, 7:10 pm
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       It would be nice if people used the same user name on all sites,
       so I could recognize them!   ;)
       Anyway, I got some "invitations" to this site, and it looks
       really promising! Less BS, and more focus on saw topics than the
       other sites I am on!  ;D
       #Post#: 715--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: man of stihl
       Date: March 7, 2011, 7:20 pm
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       i don't post much on other sites.  i mostly just read . and yes
       this site is about saws. not drama. ;)
       #Post#: 1109--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: Cut4fun
       Date: March 17, 2011, 5:30 pm
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       I just closed up one of the 550 to get it off the bench.  I
       forgot to get a carb kit and it is going to need one.
       Anyone off hand know what carb was on the Partner 550? Just
       being lazy and not wanting to run out to barn.
       Thanks.
       #Post#: 1115--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: SawTroll
       Date: March 18, 2011, 6:23 am
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       Look here
  HTML http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/ed1d619968136da688256af40002b8f7/3061480b46d6735a88256c490065ce33?OpenDocument.
       I am a bit surprised that it is a Walbro.....
       #Post#: 1119--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: Cut4fun
       Date: March 18, 2011, 4:34 pm
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       Pulled the carb apart today. Dont seem like the diaphragm is to
       stiff.
       But I think the carb governor is messing with me. Going to take
       a bb and block it off and see what happens before carb kit shows
       up.
       [IMG]
  HTML http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/Partner550/550028super001.jpg[/img]
       [IMG]
  HTML http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/Partner550/550028super002.jpg[/img]
       #Post#: 1129--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Partner 550 P70 7000
   DIR By: TORX
       Date: March 18, 2011, 8:14 pm
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       i assume that is the fuel cap in the clutch cover. but i dont
       see the oil cap. ???
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