The Stihl MS 250 Chainsaw is a gasoline-powered chainsaw designed for medium-duty cutting tasks. It has a 45.4cc engine with a power output of 2.3 kW, and a bar length of 18-20 inches. The chainsaw weighs 10.8 pounds, making it manageable for most users. It features an anti-vibration system to reduce operator fatigue and a side-access chain tensioner for easy chain adjustments.

Features

Carburettor heating (V)-By changing the chain saw from summer to winter operation, the intake air is pre-heated over the engine fins. This ensures that the carburettor does not ice up and you can continue working in freezing temperatures.

Side-mounted chain tensioning-Side-mounted chain tensioning makes it easy to tension the chain safely.

Compensator-This controller in the carburettor prevents the fuel-air mixture getting richer as the air filter becomes clogged. The correct quantity of fuel is delivered to the carburettor depending on the quantity of air passing through the air filter.

STIHL anti-vibration system-Precisely calculated buffer zones minimise the transfer of engine and saw chain vibrations to the front and rear handles. The chainsaw therefore runs noticeably smoother. This allows the user to save their strength and work longer.

Single-lever master control-All important functions such as start, choke, throttle and stop are operated via a single lever.

Tool free fuel caps-Special caps to open and close the tank cap quickly, easily and without tools.

Overview of Chainsaw

The Stihl MS 250 Chainsaw with an 18″ guide bar is a versatile and powerful tool designed for both professional and homeowner use. This chainsaw combines a compact design with impressive cutting capacity to handle a variety of cutting tasks with ease.

Equipped with a high-performance engine, the MS 250 delivers excellent power and acceleration, making it suitable for cutting through small to medium-sized trees, firewood, and other wood materials. The 18″ guide bar provides increased reach and versatility, allowing you to tackle larger cutting projects.