Got our first 2 MS270s today. One for demo, the other is already a Xmas present.
The case is magnesium from the flywheel crank bearing to the barmount.
Flywheel housing is plastic and screws to the crankcase.
Cylinder (finger ported) screws to the crankcase with split at the bearings.
4 rubber buffers and 1 spring buffer.
Oil pump, plastic housing with pressed in pump. Housing screws to case.
No tools chain tensioner, beefier than smaller models.
One piece muffler, but not too hard to get apart and open up.
Adjustable carb with limiter caps.
Flywheel with integral key.
I have not cut with it yet (can't find the wood under the snow).
Started easily, no bogging right out of box. Instant revs like a good running 044. I think better than 026. Revs freely.
A pound more than an 026, but did not feel heavy. Perfect balance with 16 inch bar and chain.
Like I said , I think the pro and consumer saw line is going to get blurred. I have not seen which way Stihl has labeled it yet.
The case is magnesium from the flywheel crank bearing to the barmount.
Flywheel housing is plastic and screws to the crankcase.
Cylinder (finger ported) screws to the crankcase with split at the bearings.
4 rubber buffers and 1 spring buffer.
Oil pump, plastic housing with pressed in pump. Housing screws to case.
No tools chain tensioner, beefier than smaller models.
One piece muffler, but not too hard to get apart and open up.
Adjustable carb with limiter caps.
Flywheel with integral key.
I have not cut with it yet (can't find the wood under the snow).
Started easily, no bogging right out of box. Instant revs like a good running 044. I think better than 026. Revs freely.
A pound more than an 026, but did not feel heavy. Perfect balance with 16 inch bar and chain.
Like I said , I think the pro and consumer saw line is going to get blurred. I have not seen which way Stihl has labeled it yet.