Stihl Chainsaw, Strimmer & Machinery Spares
Keep your professional forestry and garden equipment running with genuine and OEM Stihl replacement parts, chains, spools, and carburettors.
Where to Find Your Model or Part Number
To guarantee 100% compatibility, check these standard locations for model badges, OEM stampings, and serial numbers:
- Model Badge: Bold label on recoil starter housing (e.g. MS 181, FS 55 C)
- 11-Digit Stihl Part Number: Cast on parts in format "1130 120 0603"
- Chainsaw Guide Bar: Stamped near the mounting slot with pitch, gauge, and link count
Frequently Replaced Components & Spares
Stihl Oilomatic Saw Chains
Picco Micro (PM3), Rapid Micro (RM), and Rapid Super (RS) cutting chains
AutoCut Strimmer Line Heads
AutoCut 25-2, C 26-2, and PolyCut manual and tap-and-go mowing heads
Zama / Walbro Carburettors
Direct fit carburettors with metering diaphragms and primer pumps
Recoil Starter Pull Assemblies
ErgoStart and standard spring starter pulley and rope assemblies
Common Symptoms & Fault Diagnostics
| Observed Symptom | Likely Root Cause | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| Chainsaw bogs down when throttle trigger is pulled under cut load | Hardened fuel metering diaphragm or blocked high-speed jet | Fit genuine carburettor diaphragm gasket kit |
Compatibility Verification Checklist
Before ordering replacement components, verify these technical specifications to avoid returns:
How to Photograph Your Part for AI Identification
- 1Photograph the 11-digit part number cast into the metal part body
- 2Take a clear photo of the guide bar specification stamping
Safety & Legal Compliance Notice
Always engage the front inertia chain brake and wear ballistic chainsaw trousers and eye protection when testing chainsaw machinery.