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I have a 2020 Stihl ms201tc which cuts out when tipped forwards and down. It starts up and idles fine. If I hold it up as if to cut a branch it's fine, but I tip it down it gets to about a 45 degree angle and cuts out.

I've had it looked at and they're at a loss. Carb has been overhauled ( disassembled, ultrasonic clean and overhaul kit fitted), fuel screen replaced, new impulse hose fitted, fuel tank vent replaced, crank seals inspected, m-tronic reset. Fresh fuel used.

I've since swapped a known good carb and same issue, so can rule out carb problem. As it's been sat on the bench for a few weeks now I noticed its pooling oil, so although crank seals were inspected maybe have since failed? - I don't know (tbh I don't even understand how that effects it)

If anyone has any ideas it would be appreciated??  

Thanks

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You say fuel screen and impulse hose, but has the fuel hose been replaced? I'd replace that and be sure theres no kinks when it moves around in the tank.

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As it moves slightly on the AV when you tip it forward it could be opening a split in the fuel hose . As Kram says replace that just to eliminate it . 

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