Will a 56mm cylinder kit fit a 064

All here. Measure the Bore.

Differences between 028 and 028 Super? - ArboristSite

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Dec 13, 2013 - Stihl 028 AV/AVQ 3.5 HP Stihl 028 Super 3.8 HP ... the horse's mouth regarding the 44mm/47cc/AV and 46mm/51cc/Super versions of the 028:
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Part 4: Stihl chainsaw piston and cylinder replace / repair ...

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Refitting the cylinder to the rebuilt crankcase on a Stihl 026 chainsaw. ... Part 4: Stihl chainsaw piston and cylinder replace / repair. .... Part 3 Stihl 026 chainsaw fitting the rings, piston, anti vibration mountings - Duration: 15:10.

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Wondering if you gave this list try.
Stihl 011 Parts

There are only a few ways for oil to be leeking

1. Crank housing gasket (most likely culprit)
2, Rubber O-ring on filler cap
3. Rubber seal fitting to Oil pump inlet.
4. Crack in the crank housing

What's a red eye? If the first four numbers from the old flywheel match up with the ones on the replacement, they should swap. I'd suggest just getting the correct one instead of trying to jerry-rig a chainsaw. eBay is a great resource for used parts and they're usually fairly cheap.

No, it's not possible. You can look for an aftermarket big bore kit for the 039, and as long as you warm the saw up and cool it down correctly, assemble it correctly, and break it in correctly, you shouldn't have any problems with it.

Don't mess with the insides of a STIHL carb, just buy a new one. Why put new parts in an old carb?

You are absolutely right, an 066 is a STIHL model chainsaw. Good job!

The one with the two right angle connectors is the inlet line. The other is the return line