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  • Birthday 17/01/1975

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  • Location:
    Algarve,Portugal
  • Interests
    carnivorous plants
  • Occupation
    tree surgeon
  • Post code
    8375-082
  • City
    Silves

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  1. naturarbo

    Hi everyone got me a Stihl ms261 great machine with very small bar.Dealer wont put more then 45cms bar in it.

    Advice for a 50cms bar with chain .325

    thanks in advance

    1. stihlmadasever

      stihlmadasever

      What do you mean the dealer"wont" put a bigger bar on it.

      Give them the saw back and go to a dealer who will put a bar of your choice on it.You are the customer after all.

      261 will run an 18 inch bar with a full chisel chain no worries but i prefer a 16 inch bar on the 261

    2. naturarbo

      naturarbo

      you should see my country,how hilarious can be sometimes.Just from Stihl check this out in their catalog they show diagram of type c trousers but do not sell them.Chainsaw bars only came in certain lenghts...we cant buy for instance a bar with 150cms,and from the looks I think I may have to order my bars 20".325.063 from England or Germany.Could it be worst???lol

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