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Not very robust

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Had used the saw less than a week in total, when a crack appeared on the front casing. A few other guys had same problem. Stihl warranty won’t cover it.



Purchased in for $1,000.

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Ezshane
EzshaneCentral, SA
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My new favourite toy.

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I live on a tree laden property with lots of gum and wild olives. Mainly used for processing logs for firewood, this chainsaw makes the grade. Even through max length redgum. It replaced a 391 and the power vs weight difference is considerable. (so is the price difference)
Starting process is typical Stihl and restarts are a breeze. Highly recommended!

Purchased in at Mitre 10 for $1,849.

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Peter
Peter
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Stihl warranty claims and customer service is a joke

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Chain saw cracked across the front casing, during normal use. Stihl warranty process is a joke. The still rep said he didn't believe my story on why the saw was damaged and believed the saw had been dropped (massive cop out) tried to escalate the issue further with Stihl head office in Melbourne, they refused to put me in contact with anyone that could help or sort the issue. I called them several many times and could not even get a return phone call. Ended up paying to get the saw repaired myself $670!!!! Stihl customer service is an absolute joke.



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Simon B.
Simon B.
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Powerful, light, easy to start. Just awesome

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I bought this saw to cut firewood for the family home and to take on 4x4 trips.
I have put 5 tanks of fuel through it now and the technology in these saws is beyond comprehension, in regards to starting and the fuel mixture being adjusted electronically based on fuel quality, fuel filter and altitude.
I have cut a variety of timbers both dry and wet and it has no trouble at the largest of diameters over the 20 inch bar it comes with.
This is a professional grade saw and if you can afford to buy it I recommend that you do and won't regret it.

Purchased in at Mortons Machinery for $1,800.

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Details

CategoryPetrol Chainsaws
Price (RRP) $1,959.00
Use Pruning, Small tree felling, trimming, and cross-cutting and Tree felling, sawlog prep, and milling
Bar Length75 cm
FeaturesChain Brake and Engine Air Pre-Cleaner
Weight6 kg
Noise Level 119 dB
Power (kW)4.4 kW
Power (HP)6 HP
Engine Displacement72.2 cc
Fuel Tank Capacity720 mL
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