Help ID'ing an older Stihl Top Handle

[PJF1313]

Good afternoon all.

I was given this saw some time ago, and it finally resurfaced after a "mini" clean out of the shop.
There is no nothing on this saw - model, serial numbers, production date anything that could give me a clue, except it has the older Stihl logo on the recoil half of the case, and a Stihl bar - but the bar doesn't mean anything.

What I do know, it needs a recoil spring (gone); air filter + housing (gone); spark plug (gone & I don't know what type/size); hardware to hold the 2 half together (gone - but easily substituted); BUT has about 110 PSI of compression and spark.

I'm hoping that someone here knows something about it. I know I could go over to AS, but you guys and gals here make me feel more comfortable than those over there.

Thanks in advance,
P.J.

P.S. - Just a note - that is an 18" ruler for reference.

 

[smokinj]

020t me thinks

 

[PJF1313]

Thanks Jay!

Now that I have an idea what the heck it is, do, you personally, think it's worth the $$$ to bring it back to life, or should I just "show case" it? I already have the Echo for climbing and it's fairly cooperative. But, than again, it is a Stihl, and an all-metal, older one; and to decommission it to a shelf is a sin in itself !!

 

[pen]

I have the same one at my cabin. The old girl still starts on the 3 or 4th pull even though she only gets fired up once a year to run for a bit and replace the fuel in it. (it's for emergency purposes only).

I'd say it depends on what it needs. I use it for trimming small trees that pop up in the huckleberry bushes on our property, taking down beech whips for making small game habitat, limbing, etc.

pen

 

[PJF1313]

So, from my tally, it's 2.5 to get her up again (.5 from me, Jay and Pen)


I guess it's to the bay or AS to atleast get the recoil spring to get a real fire from it.
I know someone posted a site, not long ago, of specs of older saws; but I can't recall. That's where I got the specs for the ole 770 and the 360 from. This time, I will bookmark it! (at least I'll know the plug type and gap, and cc's and can go from there)

Thanks again for you guys help.

 

[smokinj]

Should be a nice saw even in a production type setting if all works its still worth 250.00 range or better depending on how the pistion cylinder look, and cleaner up! Its a very HOT limbing saw! Top of the line. Check ebay for parts list. Can be tough to work on if your not use to small parts.