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Offline Marshman5300

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Stihl Saw Model???
« on: October 18, 2003, 12:14:04 pm »
I recentley bought an older stihl saw from a local pawn shop for 10$ and I need to get a part for it.  It is not getting a spark.
The top plate where the model name is located is worn off so I dont know exactly what I have.  The seriel number is 4537730  and it has a 20 inch bar. Any help in this matter would be greatly helpful.

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Offline Kevin

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Re: Stihl Saw Model???
« Reply #1 on: October 18, 2003, 12:29:12 pm »
There are a multitude of saws and parts out there.
The best I can suggest is to take it to a local Stihl dealer to get the model and maybe an estimate on repairing it.
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Re: Stihl Saw Model???
« Reply #2 on: October 19, 2003, 08:37:36 am »
You can also contact Stihl directly through their website - but I also think you might as well take it to a dealer, since Stihl has such a limited internet sales policy.  Also, a good dealer can save the headache of ordering a part, waiting to weeks, and finding out it's the wrong part... :)
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