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Re: Sthil hired automotive engineers [Re: run] #7784974
01/28/23 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by run
Originally Posted by SNIPERB🦝
Are the low tier stihls made by stihl or made by something like MTD

They're made in Virginia Beach by Stihl. The professional line is made in Germany. I was told this by a Stihl dealer.


The Pro saws are made in Germany. The home owner products are assembled in Virginia beach with domestic and foreign parts . Many parts are sourced from china.

Re: Sthil hired automotive engineers [Re: adam m] #7784977
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The Pro saws are made in Germany. The home owner products are assembled in Virginia beach with domestic and foreign parts . Many parts are sourced from china. [/quote]
Thank you.


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Re: Sthil hired automotive engineers [Re: run] #7784987
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Originally Posted by run


The Pro saws are made in Germany. The home owner products are assembled in Virginia beach with domestic and foreign parts . Many parts are sourced from china.

Thank you.[/quote]

Yes, unfortnately Stihl produces much of the homeowner level components in their Qingdao china factory to be assembled in Virginia beach.

Re: Sthil hired automotive engineers [Re: adam m] #7785046
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Back in the nineties Stihl made at least one model of chainsaw that had oil caps that were close to impossible to close tight enough to keep the bar lubricant in. They did eventually get around to replacing the caps for the unfortunates that bought them, after about a year. One of my best friends had 2 of them and I used them to cut about 7 acres one Winter. I hated them.

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Re: Sthil hired automotive engineers [Re: adam m] #7785431
01/29/23 04:51 AM
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Nice looking old saw Pat F.
First and only one I recall seeing with that handle.
Good going on the certs, I'm sure you earned them.





Re: Sthil hired automotive engineers [Re: patfundine] #7785453
01/29/23 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted by patfundine
Originally Posted by Wright Brothers
I too like the 51 I bought new in 93-96?
Just redid the carb and stuff, fresh top end, not seen fuel yet.
Any tips for mods there and I'm all ears.


I wouldn't do much. I'm on the third engine. The crank seals have been the downside every time. I have tried bigger 56cc tops and porting. I cut up a couple handles and tig welded them together to make a full wrap handle.

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Nice wrapped handle. Never saw anything quite like it.


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