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Sold it ages ago. No regrets, have used one since and thought it an absolutely horrible heavy saw.

 

 

 

 

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I had Ade's 660 and couldnt wait to get back to my 390 TCD. I seemed to be refuelling that 660 all day, and TBH it felt heavier to me. Need to get them side by side i reckon.

 

(BTW TCD, not had the timber delivered yet...anyday now:thumbup1:)

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But is it the same carb tho?

 

Why wouldnt it be? Just 7cc difference. The Dolmar uses same carb on 6400 64cc, 7300 73cc, 7900 79cc for 15cc difference.

 

As soon as I get other laptop back I will get you carb numbers off the 650 660 IPL :001_rolleyes:

 

Oh you do know even the carb venturis on the WJ carbs on the 066 and MS660 are not all the same too, right. ;)

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Stihl MS650 Specifications

 

Walbro Carburetor Models:

WJ-67 (MS650 Magnum BR)

WJ-69 (MS650, MS650 Magnum and MS660 Magnum R)

WJ-76 (MS650 Magnum BR)

 

Weight for powerhead only: 16.5 lbs (7.5 kg)

 

Displacement: 84.9 cc (5.2 cu. in.)

 

Stated horse power: 6.4 bhp

 

52mm bore

 

 

Stihl MS660 Specifications

 

Walbro Carburetor Models:

WJ-67 (MS660, MS660W and MS660 Magnum)

WJ-69 (MS660 Arctic and MS660 Magnum R)

WJ-76 (MS660 Magnum BR)

 

Weight for powerhead only: 16.5 lbs (7.5 kg)

 

Displacement: 91.6 cc (5.6 cu. in.)

 

Stated horse power: 7 bhp

 

54mm bore

 

Just like I posted above. :laugh1:

 

066 carbs.

 

Walbro Carburetor Models:

WJ-65

WJ-67

WJ-69

WJ-76

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All of this was posted on Chainsawrepair site during a discussion we were having. Link to thread. 066 Stihl

 

Even deeper inside the WJ carbs for you :001_rolleyes:

 

The carburetors of the WJ series have been designed for professional applications, especially for chain saws from 50 to 100 cc displacement.

 

Technical Data:

• Casting available in the following dimensions in mm:

Choke Bore Venturi Ø Throttle Bore

22.19 14.29/15.08 19.01

22.19 15.88 20.56

22.19 16.67/17.46/18.26 21.43

23.38 19.05 21.43

• Mounting holes, distance between centers: 31 mm.

• Metering system and fuel pump integrated in the carburetor casting.

• Can be delivered with or without choke.

• Adjustable high speed needles, idle needles and available idle adjust screw.

• Available extras: speed governor, fast idle system.

• Proper function in any attitude.

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A guy I know did the same thing when a 650 was offered so much cheaper then a 660. Same dang saw just smaller bore. Like I said wear it out and then put the 660 topend on it for the $$$ saved from initial buy.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJnNvq55H4k]Stihl 650 Chainsaw - YouTube[/ame]

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbgM2PPt5AA]Stihl 650 chainsaw - YouTube[/ame]

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all i really wanted was a larger saw for large fells and milling... currently have 372 . just wondering what it wud be like against the 650 and 660

 

I owned 10 or so 372 in 70.7cc 74.6cc 76cc and 3 066 MS660 91.7cc. Like any saw with more cc size they shine once in the BIG wood with bar buried.

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