STIHL MS 400 C-M Professional Chainsaw with Magnesium Piston

Brand: Stihl

SKU: 1140 200 0475

Size: 50cm Bar

Warranty: 2 Years

$1,999.00

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The powerful MS 400 C-M chainsaw is the world's first chainsaw with a magnesium piston. In conjunction with the consistent lightweight construction, this leads to an extremely low power-to-weight ratio of less than 1.45 kg / kW. Experience for the first time, the newly developed 67cm³ motor with an output of 4.0 kW. A high-performance cutting machine with STIHL M-Tronic, the MS 400 C-M is easy to start and highly specc’d. The rapidly accelerating MS 400 C-M is completely in its element when felling, delimbing and processing medium sized wood.

Features

HD2-Filter	This air filter keeps even the finest dust away from the engine, ensuring a particularly long service life. Thanks to special material, the filter can be washed clean, for example with STIHL Varioclea
STIHL ElastoStart	STIHL ElastoStart reduces the shock caused by the compression of the engine during starting. The compression shock is taken away from the users joints and muscles through a spring or rubber element in
Side-mounted chain tensioning	The tensioning screw is located on the side of the chain saw through the sprocket cover. Chain side tensioning allows the saw chain to be retensioned effortlessly, avoiding any contact with the sharp

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Testimonial

I cannot recommend these guys highly enough. Genuine, trusted advice and supportive approach to customer service. Willing to help you and go the extra mile. Made me feel so comfortable and respected being a female customer.

— Lisa Spoor

Went in a few months ago. Great service, excellent advice. Was going for a 271 (if I recall), thought about an ms291 but, after talking through the job with the salesperson, bought an ms311. I've only done about 20hrs or so on it so far, but excellent saw. Possibly could've gone a bit bigger (felling and cutting up dead messmate for track safety), but don't need to rush.

— Gordon Little