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MS 362 Chain Saw
This new saw featuring STIHL’s 2-stroke engine with stratified scavenging offers much lower fuel consumption – emissions are reduced by up to 70% compared to a standard 2-stroke engine. Low fuel consumption, long-life air filter system and ease-of-use will make this saw a favourite of pro and consumer users alike. Wrap-handle version is also available.
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MS 391 Chain Saw
The new STIHL MS 391 is the successor to the very popular MS 390. Designed for rugged farm use, as well as for gardeners and landscapers, the MS 391 has reduced emissions by 70%. As well, this powerful saw uses up to 20% less fuel than a conventional 2-stroke engine. Equipped with long-life air filter system and provides excellent results and is convenient and simple to operate.
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Picco Duro Chain
The first ever carbide-tipped low-profile saw chain. The chain remains sharp, without refiling, for up to four times as long and is also a low-vibration, low-kickback chain.
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FS 70 RC-E Brushcutter
This professionally designed straight shaft trimmer for property, farm or professional use features: low-emission, stratified charge engine, Easy2Start™ system, semi-automatic choke lever for smooth starts, excellent balance and low vibration, and TapAction, 2-line AUTOCUT® head.
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Easy2Start™ Starting System
The Easy2Start™, is an innovative recoil starting system that will be featured on a variety of STIHL 4140 HomeScaper Series of equipment, including the FS 45 and the FS 55 Loop Trimmers. Easy2Start™ is ideal for home owners who find outdoor power equipment difficult to start and will make starting equipment smooth and easy. Easy2Start™ reduces the pulling force required to start an engine by 34 percent with only one pull of the starter rope, for quick and easy engine starting.
Click here to learn more about the Easy2Start™ Starting System
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SR 450 Backpack Sprayer
This new powerful backpack sprayer for farm or professional use features a low emission, fuel efficient stratified charge engine. It easily converts from liquid sprayer to granular spreader.
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