Stihl Petrol Brushcutter FS50 loop handle Description
- Reduced-emission engine technology
- Simplified starting system
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New genertaion light ergonomic brushcutter. Modern appearance, convenient operation and very simple starting procedure are the highlights of the new generation STIHL grass trimmer range. The number of steps needed to start the machine has been drastically reduced.
The frustration of a flooded engine is virtually eliminated. New 2-stroke engine with stratified charge allows fast acceleration, low emissions, reduced fuel consumption. With bent shaft, loop handle and AutoCut mowing head ideally for trimming small areas of grass and around obstacles. Ideal for edging as well as for small areas of grass.
The loop handle can easily be adjusted for comfortable operation without the use of tools. Also available with the STIHL ErgoStart easy-start system (FS 50 C-E).
Stihl Petrol Brushcutter FS50 loop handle Collection Only
This product is available for in-store collection only.
Here at Seddon Direct we pride ourselves on providing our customers with the very best in service and customer care.
Why Stihl Products Have to be Collected In-store. Seddon Direct operate in full accordance with the
guidelines set out by Stihl.
As an 'Authorised STIHL Dealer' we are NOT PERMITTED to post any Stihl product out using 3rd party carriers. From an health & safety aspect we do have to hand the Stihl product over to the customer and ensure that the customer is aware on how to use the product correctly and safely.
We have seven branches that you can collect from: Bolton, Stoke-on-Trent, Normanton, Birmingham, Nottingham, Lanarkshire and Solihull.
Once we have received your order your product will be built, checked and tested by our trained staff. You will then be contacted by the branch you have selected to collect from to let you know when it is ready to be collected.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us on 0845 230 4864, Monday to Friday, 8am –5 pm.
