I have some informations:
I found something in the stihl parts catalog:
Stihl MS 881 (Z) - parts no. starting with 1124
This makes me think the MS 881 will be a reworkes MS 880
Like the MS 460/461
And no Mtronic.
i checked the serial no.
That serial number is a real 090 AV
I know that the 070 is produced on a seperate production line in Germany.
But they cant sell them in Germany because auf Emission regulations.
Some years ago they told Stihl dealers that every dealer could order a 070 for presentation...
The carb/coil/ wiring harness and switch shaft.
I have no experience with AM Carb on the MS 201.
But the MS 201 is the only saw that i would not buy without m-tronic.
There is a complete new carb with the white solenoid.
I tried an old carb with the new solenoid and hat trouble with the cold start and idle.
0000 120 5104 is the parts no. for the new solenoid but just use 1140 007 1802 - Service Kit M-tronic.
The white solenoid with a fuel filter for half the...
They will announce nothing.
I can only tell how it works in germany.
We as a dealer have already one MS 201/II on stock sind 3 weeks.
Didnt notice it until i looked at the Sticker on the brake lever.
All MS 201 Produced in 2019 will be Mtronic 3.0 and have the new piston design.
As a dealer we...
MS 151/193 are non-mtronic saws.
The MS 201 is only as mtronic saw available in germany. But i think they will release a updated non-mtronic Version for other countries.
The stepped piston should increase the power about 5-10 %.
I got information that stihl releases 2 new saws and facelifts the MS 201
All saws get a new "stepped" piston.
I have a picture from the MS 201 IPL that piston looks like a popup piston. (#22 in the pic)
MS 201 will be with M-Tronic 3.0 (white solenoid/new calibration)
The MS 151/194 are MS...
Stihl made a prototype battery hotsaw.
https://www.prosieben.de/tv/galileo/videos/erfolgreichste-weltmarken-clip
at 13:30 start the race battery vs. MS 660 :D
Stihl has a lot of trouble at the moment with the integration of Viking.
They had to revisit nearly every part of their Viking products to remove the Viking signs and put Stihl on it.
This took a lot of manpower that was not available for product improvments or new products.
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