Chain Saw, 36", Stihl MS881

Marsoni

M251S

$110.00

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Chain Saw, 36", Stihl MS88136" STIHL Chainsaw Used by the professionals Step up to the big leagues with the MS 881 STIHL Magnum Chainsaws. With one of the best power to weight ratios of any chain saw in the industry, this chain saw will take care of your heavy duty big timber cutting. A popular pick among professional. Sometimes referred to as a tree cutter. Included safety items with rental: Helmet, chaps, bar and chain oil, wrench, an extra chain, and 1 gallon of 2 cycle

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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025