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       #Post#: 77587--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: dpjones Date: June 2, 2017, 2:16 pm
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       I put a 3/8 pitch with 24" bar on my 029 but after I put a 039
       piston an cylinder on it. I completely gutted the muffler.
       heated the crimp with torch, took apart and got rid of
       everything inside. It does ok, but I have an 026 I bought with a
       3/8 and I think it's too big, very easy to stall. I think it
       would be a lot better with a .325 are maybe a 3/8 LP.
       #Post#: 77596--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: June 3, 2017, 8:58 am
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       Noticed while working on this stihl 029 super it is running 325
       8 spur with 18"
       #Post#: 77600--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: 660magnum Date: June 3, 2017, 7:11 pm
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       That should be taking a good bite if it has Stihl RSC or RSM
       chain
       #Post#: 83493--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: October 28, 2018, 5:56 pm
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       One of these threads we were talking about having to replace the
       case when the oiler tank nipple gets broken off.
       Guy on the chainsaw repair group just showed a redneck repair he
       is trying.
       = Philip Ynot
       2 hrs ago
       Pretty simple repair. save me having to replace the whole tank
       assembly on a stihl ms290 the Oiler nipple broke off when I was
       disassembling. Picked up some small brass tubing from the
       hardware store reamed out the hole just to create a friction fit
       assembled and then used a little super glue to seal the plastic.
       Don't even know if I needed the glue the friction fit was very
       snug. I think you should work just fine.
       pics
       #Post#: 85363--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: July 11, 2019, 11:20 am
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       Guy brought in a 029 he said he has owned since first year
       offered. Got me curious on the first year the 029 was being
       sold?  Saw after wiping the thick layer of dust off. Guy said it
       has been setting for years now.  Well she is ready to go. Was
       surprised how little I had to do. Also noticed every fastener on
       it was loose a bit.
       Also I have done some rednecking to the stihl fuel lines in the
       past to keep guys cutting on a Sunday. But this one was alittle
       different.
       HD-5 carb and needs a air filter. Can see through the wire mesh.
       #Post#: 85365--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: July 11, 2019, 11:38 am
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       Old recall found on 029 039 back in 93-94 while searching for
       dates made.
  HTML https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/1994/stihl-recalls-certain-model-chain-saws
       #Post#: 85366--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: July 11, 2019, 11:41 am
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       Maybe this
       I found this on the stihl site = Development since 1992
       A series of events unfolded one after another in the 1990s that,
       in retrospect, paved the way to a true success story.
       In 1993, production of the 029, 039
       #Post#: 85369--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: July 11, 2019, 7:17 pm
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       Owner said he thinks he bought it in 93 and just aittle bit
       later he had to take it back in for that recall posted above.
       #Post#: 85578--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: September 18, 2019, 8:30 am
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       Wondering if really a 039. Wouldnt a 039 have screw caps?
       Everything is like the older 039 as far as the carb, tank vent
       etc. But the flippy caps threw me a curve . So did they do
       flippy run on the 039 before 390?
       #Post#: 85581--------------------------------------------------
       Re: stihl 290 310 390 029 039
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: September 18, 2019, 9:27 am
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       Per stihl dealer on chainsaw repair group = no. All flip caps
       came with the 0 moving to the back end.
       me  = Going to have to get someone to run the serial number for
       me then. P+C look like new and got it running after setting for
       2 years with old mix. Dang clutch bearing was rusted up too. Not
       going to pull muffler to measure to see what bore.
       Think I figured it out when I checked serial number. There was
       none. OEM replacement crankcase I bet. Stihl part sticker still
       under muffler.
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