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I need a replacement for the above mentioned saw. I need a Stihl since that is what I'm replacing. What is an equivalent model in production today? Thank you for your help
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https://www.stihlusa.com/products/chain-saws/professional-saws/ms362cm/
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in the "old" Stihl numbering scheme, if the last digit is EVEN it's a pro saw with jug-on-cases engine construction:
024, 026, 036, 038, 046, etc
in the "old" Stihl numbering scheme, if the last digit is ODD it's an "occasional use" saw with clamshell engine construction:
021, 023, 025, 029, 031, etc
in the "new" Stihl numbering scheme, if the middle digit is EVEN it's a pro saw with jug-on-cases engine construction:
MS240, MS260, MS360, MS460, etc
in the "new" Stihl numbering scheme, if the middle digit is ODD it's an "occasional use" saw with clamshell engine construction:
MS210, MS230, MS250, MS290, MS310, etc
basically, old 025 = new MS250, old 026 = new MS260, and so on.
AND
in the new scheme, the last digit is the "iteration/version" of the saw.
for example
MS360 first version
MS361 second version
MS362 third version (current production)
some letters after the model designation indicate a specific feature on that version
for example
MS362CM has (M) STIHL M-Tronic system
please don't ask me to explain the Stihl numbering scheme further.
ar-jedi