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Stihl MS 391 20" Bar Chainsaw

by Stihl
SKU MS391
Original price €975.00 - Original price €975.00
Original price
€975.00
€975.00 - €975.00
Current price €975.00

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Stihl MS 391 20" Bar Chainsaw

The STIHL MS 391 is a robust 64 cc petrol chainsaw designed for agriculture, landscaping and forestry work. Supplied with a 50 cm (20") guide bar, it combines strong cutting performance with fuel-efficient 2-Mix engine technology, making it well suited for felling, firewood processing and general heavy-duty use.

Features:
  • 2-Mix engine technology for lower emissions and better fuel economy
  • Pre-separation air routing system extends filter life by removing coarse debris early
  • Compensator keeps performance steady even with a partially clogged air filter
  • Controlled-delivery oil pump with Ematic system for efficient chain lubrication and reduced oil use
  • Tool-free fuel and oil caps for quicker refilling
  • Manual decompression valve makes starting easier
  • Side-mounted chain tensioner for safer, simpler adjustments
  • Anti-vibration system reduces operator fatigue
  • Master Control Lever combines choke, on/off, and throttle lock into one control
  • High-strength polymer housing that’s lightweight yet durable
Specifications:
  • Engine displacement: 64.1 cm³ (3.9 cu in)
  • Engine power output: 3.3 kW (≈ 4.4 bhp)
  • Powerhead weight (no bar/chain): ~ 6.2 kg (13.7 lb)
  • Fuel tank capacity: 600 cc (20.3 oz)
  • Chain oil capacity: 350 cc (11.8 oz)
  • Chain type / pitch: 3/8" RS3 OILOMATIC®
  • Recommended bar lengths: 40–50 cm (16–20")
  • Typical sound level: ~105 dB(A) pressure / ~117 dB(A) power
  • Approximate vibration (handles): ~4 m/s² L/R
  • Power-to-weight ratio: ~1.9 kg/kW
Shipping Information

We ship all orders using DPD

  • Flat Rate Shipping: €10 on all orders.
  • Free Shipping: Orders over €250 qualify for free shipping.
  • Some orders need to be delivered on a Pallet, these are excluded from free shipping.
  • Orders are dispatched promptly, and delivery typically takes 2 to 4 working days within the Republic of Ireland.