4 427mouse Joined Aug 12, 2005 Messages 14 Location reading, pa. Sep 13, 2005 #1 My understanding that this is a two stroke engine. What makes this engine so special? Stihl really talks this motor up in their catalog. Does anyone have comments and expierence with this motor? How is power and durability? Thanks.
My understanding that this is a two stroke engine. What makes this engine so special? Stihl really talks this motor up in their catalog. Does anyone have comments and expierence with this motor? How is power and durability? Thanks.
S Steve128 Joined Jan 23, 2005 Messages 203 Location North Texas Sep 13, 2005 #2 It is clearly a four stroke engine which uses oil with gas to operate. Try lawnsite.com for answers to your question.
It is clearly a four stroke engine which uses oil with gas to operate. Try lawnsite.com for answers to your question.
H H2GURU Joined Jun 4, 2005 Messages 972 Location Boston Oct 15, 2005 #3 Stihl refers to their saws as "high compression" saws: whether they are higher than anybody else's I do not know.
Stihl refers to their saws as "high compression" saws: whether they are higher than anybody else's I do not know.
4 416Rigby Joined Jan 24, 2005 Messages 478 Location Florida Oct 16, 2005 #4 Most of these "eco friendly" engines are a pain to start and don't run well until they get warm. I prefer the older, non-regulated 2-cycles.
Most of these "eco friendly" engines are a pain to start and don't run well until they get warm. I prefer the older, non-regulated 2-cycles.