STIHL MS 200T Chainsaw: Is It Really The Best Climbing Saw?
The STIHL MS 200 T is widely regarded as one of the greatest top-handle chainsaws ever made—the MS 200 is the rear-handle version. Introduced in … Read more
The STIHL MS 200 T is widely regarded as one of the greatest top-handle chainsaws ever made—the MS 200 is the rear-handle version. Introduced in … Read more
A long, long, long time ago, back in 2006, STIHL offered these free downloadable chainsaw computer wallpapers. They’re no longer available on STIHL’s website today, … Read more
In 2003, STIHL issued a safety recall for certain MS 270C, MS 280, and MS 280C chainsaws sold between August 2002 and March 2003. The … Read more
This is the one-of-a-kind STIHL 027 prototype chainsaw. Chris Goldman took this photo of the rare saw when visiting Wayne Sutton’s Chainsaw Museum in July … Read more
The Blitz 400 is an Italian-made 38 cc chainsaw that is a rebadged Oleo‑Mac 240 model from Reggio Emilia. In parts catalogs it is listed alongside … Read more
The Tanaka ECS-650 is a professional-grade 63 cc chainsaw introduced in the late 1980s by Japanese manufacturer Tanaka-Kogyo. Built with a magnesium crankcase, chrome-plated cylinder … Read more
The STIHL MS 462 is a lightweight, pro-grade 72.2cc chainsaw built for forestry, felling, and heavy-duty firewood work. Weighing just 6.0 kg (13.2 lb), it … Read more
In the late 1950s, as chainsaws transitioned from heavy two-man tools to lightweight, one-man machines, Clinton (an American engine manufacturer) launched an aggressive push into … Read more
The Homelite BUZ was introduced around 1959 as a low-cost, lightweight, direct-drive one-man chainsaw. Homelite advertised it at $153.50 complete, weighing 19 pounds less bar … Read more
Featuring the Mall 624, 636, 648, 660, and 672, this 1950 brochure shows just how serious early chainsaws were. These were huge two-man machines with … Read more