MS 500i

Name: MS 500i
SKU: 4401
Availability: InStock

$1,679.99 – $1,689.99

Saw Configuration Options

SKU: N/A Categories: Chainsaws, Chainsaws - Gas, Professional Saws, Stihl Products

Description

Per Stihl regulations, this item is only available for in-store pick up.

Designed and built exclusively for forestry personnel and tree service professionals, the MS 500i is the first ever chainsaw on the worldwide market with electronically controlled fuel injection. With its excellent power-to-weight ratio, this saw is an impressive piece of equipment for pros looking to take on tree felling, bucking, or delimbing operations. Thanks to its unique fuel injection system, the MS 500i delivers rapid acceleration. Combining innovative technology with world-class engineering and durable construction, the MS 500i is another great addition to the long line of legendary STIHL chainsaws.

Features

Quarter Turn Lock on the Air Filter Shroud
High Output Adjustable Oiler
HD2 Air Filter
Power-to-weight ratioms

Specifications

POWER SOURCE	Gas
POWERHEAD WEIGHT	13.9 lbs.
GUIDE BAR LENGTH (Recommended)	25 in.
OILOMATIC® CHAIN	3/8″ RS3
CHAIN OIL CAPACITY	11 oz.
ENGINE POWER	6.7
FUEL CAPACITY	26.5 oz.
DISPLACEMENT	79.2 cc

Additional information

Saw Configuration Options	MS 500i with 25" lightweight Guidebar, MS 500i with 28" Lightweight Guide Bar

Brand

Stihl

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STIHL Inc. is located on over 180 acres in Virginia Beach, with over one million square feet of manufacturing, warehouse, and office space. STIHL Inc. employs over 3,000 people nationwide, with over 2,700 employed at its manufacturing facility in Virginia Beach. STIHL Inc. manufactures approximately 80 models of handheld tools using U.S. and global materials. STIHL’s Virginia Beach facility includes 16 different assembly lines, on which approximately 275 different product variants are manufactured.