Wonkydonkey
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As you in the uk, (I didn’t notice the other day)
i normally use either diyspares or lsengineers as well as eBay for oem parts. although I do use a bit of a mix of oem & am parts. Which is not what everyone here does.
I believe both you can browse the ipl they have but lsengineers you have to make an account (free) and log in to see it.
You could still compare the prices against eBay etc.
https://www.diyspareparts.com/parts/stihl/machine/ms260/
https://www.lsengineers.co.uk/stihl-ms260-chainsaw-spare-parts.html
edit: it seems like diyspares don’t have the ipl anymore, & that is probably due to stihl's ongoing battle in stopping the manuals & ipl being put up for everyone to have, I think it’s different if you just share/send, or have an account etc
i normally use either diyspares or lsengineers as well as eBay for oem parts. although I do use a bit of a mix of oem & am parts. Which is not what everyone here does.
I believe both you can browse the ipl they have but lsengineers you have to make an account (free) and log in to see it.
You could still compare the prices against eBay etc.
https://www.diyspareparts.com/parts/stihl/machine/ms260/
https://www.lsengineers.co.uk/stihl-ms260-chainsaw-spare-parts.html
edit: it seems like diyspares don’t have the ipl anymore, & that is probably due to stihl's ongoing battle in stopping the manuals & ipl being put up for everyone to have, I think it’s different if you just share/send, or have an account etc
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