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#Post#: 86125--------------------------------------------------
034 Rebuild
By: ENTS Date: January 24, 2020, 7:17 pm
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While waiting for parts on the 044 I dug out an old 034. Jug
and piston scored enough that I'll replace same. Having a hard
time finding a 46mm jug and piston, only 48mm. Also says cover
mod is required with replacement jug. What mod is required??
If I go with the 48mm jug will the stock carb (tillotson, hk43b)
be o.k. What else might be waiting in the wings to bite me on
this rebuild?
Hope all is well.
Fred
#Post#: 86127--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: Al Smith Date: January 24, 2020, 9:40 pm
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An 036 cylinder will work but the cover is slightly different
than a standard 034 cover .The 034 super is basically the same
as an 036.
I did do one like that once and Kevin ended up with it .It ran
good but I didn't have it long enough to work out the fine
details it took to straighten it out .I do have an 034 Super but
it's just one on the "to do " list which is getting longer than
shorter .
#Post#: 86129--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: Chainsawrepair Date: January 25, 2020, 7:07 am
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[member=19]Al Smith[/member] she ended up a little beast for
years. 036 on the 034av you did and traded me. I kept it going
for 2 local firewood cutters. After first one traded in to go
newer due to air leak. I put new crank seals and carb kit etc
and topend still looked good.
2nd firewood guy ran it till he retired last year and took it
with him to AZ with a 026 I rebuilt for him too.
Thread where I used it to compare to some other 60cc-62cc saws
when it was in one time. Videos in dry ash.
HTML http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/test-in-11'-dry-ash-3450-380-3750-036/
#Post#: 86130--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: ENTS Date: January 25, 2020, 7:59 am
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Anyone have an IPL and SM for the 034??
It looks like a 48mm jug and piston will work just fine. Would
have liked to keep it stock but can't find after market 46mm.
For that matter, OEM.
Hope all is well,
Fred
#Post#: 86131--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: Chainsawrepair Date: January 25, 2020, 10:25 am
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[quote author=ENTS link=topic=7378.msg86130#msg86130
date=1579960794]
Anyone have an IPL and SM for the 034??
It looks like a 48mm jug and piston will work just fine. Would
have liked to keep it stock but can't find after market 46mm.
For that matter, OEM.
Hope all is well,
Fred
[/quote]
Let me check chainsaw repair group facebook for ya. Have 39,000
members. Someone might have a used 034 oem set.
HTML https://www.facebook.com/groups/415662708518445/
How scored is your cylinder? Most will clean up and just need a
piston kit.
#Post#: 86132--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: Chainsawrepair Date: January 25, 2020, 10:50 am
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Oem used set
HTML https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-PISTON-CYLINDER-FOR-STIHL-CHAINSAW-034-BOX-1818-T/233260927893?hash=item364f6f4b95:g:jZkAAOSwUBJdCF3b
This used set would clean up so easy. Could throw a piston kit
in there.
HTML https://www.ebay.com/itm/Stihl-034-OEM-PISTON-CYLINDER/173940121089?hash=item287fa39e01:g:XSIAAOSwVXRdDDeO
#Post#: 86134--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: ENTS Date: January 25, 2020, 8:04 pm
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C4F as far as "...how scored ..." I haven't pulled the jug yet
but I'll post thru the exhaust pics tomorrow. 2nd opinion (and
more experienced) much appreciated.
Later,
Fred
#Post#: 86137--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: Chainsawrepair Date: January 26, 2020, 7:10 am
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There was guys there in the CRG with used to NOS 034 p+c too.
So your covered if wanting to stay 034 between ebay and them
IMHO.
#Post#: 86150--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: ENTS Date: January 27, 2020, 10:03 am
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Just tried to take pictures of piston and jug while on the saw.
Not too clear. Anyway, took a closer look at the top of the
piston and there is a lot of carbon build up. Gonna pull that
jug and take a closer look. It'll have to wait tho since I have
that 044 on the bench right now. Not much room on my bench and
I'm not good at multitasking. :)
Later and have a great day
#Post#: 86151--------------------------------------------------
Re: 034 Rebuild
By: Al Smith Date: January 27, 2020, 8:43 pm
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I found another 034 but this one is a super so it already has
the larger bore and all the plastic will fit .I've been so busy
the last few years I haven't had the time to do anything to it
or another half a dozen saws on the list .Although I didn't use
the last one very long I thought it was pretty peppy and it was
a stocker,no mods .I'll give this next one the treatment and see
what that does .
Although my favorite Stihl saw is the 038 Mag I really like this
series of saws the 034/36 series which I think includes the 044
and 046 .They take to mods very easily .It really doesn't take
much to make them really scoot .On that though it's just a hobby
for me .My only competition is myself .
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