Stihl TS-350
09-30-2009 | 10:53 PM
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Stihl TS-350
Hey all,anyone know anything about a Stihl TS-350 concrete saw?I found one today that's been setting in a shop for about eight years as near as any body can remember,I could not get it started,but it has a good spark and compression.I can have it for free,but I don't know what size engine it has in it,there are no stickers on it that tell engine size.It looks to be in the 50 to 70cc size range.Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks Jim
Thanks Jim
09-30-2009 | 11:43 PM
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RE: Stihl TS-350
I converted a concret saw a while back.
It was a 70cc engine that is just a power house.
Concret saws have great filters on them, my cylinder and piston looked like new.
Forged crank, rod and piston. Yours should be the same.
Mine is a Partners saw, made in Sweden.
Stihl makes top line stuff, especially their commercial line.
http://www.rcuvideos.com/video/72cc3holeMuffler-wmv
It was a 70cc engine that is just a power house.
Concret saws have great filters on them, my cylinder and piston looked like new.
Forged crank, rod and piston. Yours should be the same.
Mine is a Partners saw, made in Sweden.
Stihl makes top line stuff, especially their commercial line.
http://www.rcuvideos.com/video/72cc3holeMuffler-wmv
09-30-2009 | 11:44 PM
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RE: Stihl TS-350
Displacement: 3.68 cu. in. (60 cc)
Engine Power: 4.01 bhp (3.0 kW)
Fuel Capacity: 1.16 pts (.55 I)
Engine Speed: 9,500 rpm (gov)
Arbor Size: 20 mm
Looks like you will have to cut it out of the case. Worth it for such a big engine, IMHO. Go slow and think ahead. I use my saws all for the rough hacking.
Engine Power: 4.01 bhp (3.0 kW)
Fuel Capacity: 1.16 pts (.55 I)
Engine Speed: 9,500 rpm (gov)
Arbor Size: 20 mm
Looks like you will have to cut it out of the case. Worth it for such a big engine, IMHO. Go slow and think ahead. I use my saws all for the rough hacking.
