Stihl 021 Serial Number Location

Any way to tell when the saw was made using the serial number? I'd be interested in knowing just how old it is.You can go on the Stihl website and in the 'contact us' you can send them your serial # and they will tell you the approximate build date.

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I bought a used 026 and with the serial #, Stihl said it is an early '90s saw, sure runs good. The difference in the 026 and the 026 PRO is, the PRO has compression release button and adjustable oiler, other than that, same. You'll like that saw for a long time. I don't know if it is similar, but I have a 028 which I think I bought in 1994 or earlier. It still runs as if it was new, and cut about 6 full cords per year. I take it in to the local shop for a tune up every couple of years.When I bought it the shop owner said 'this will last you the rest of your life'.

I was only cutting about 1 cord a year for the first 10 years I had it. We had a log builder staying at our place and when I got it home he said, 'this will last you the rest of your life'.It has been an amazing saw for me, and I swear it out performs my neighbour's more powerful, and MUCH louder Husky. Then again, I think I'm a little more careful about dirt and rocks, and sharpen my saw more often.So here we are 18 years later, and both still doing not bad.Kind of reminds me of that song, My Grandfather's Clock.

I thought the Pro saws had a metal crank case and the regulars had plastic. I have an 026 Pro and it has a metal or aluminum case.The 026 and 026 Pro (and MS260 / MS260 Pro) differ only in the addition of the compression release and manual oiler. All other mechanicals are the same.The primary difference between Stihl 'occasional use' and 'pro' models is the style of construction of the engine.All odd-numbered saws (in the old numbering system) such as the 021/023/025/029 etc are occasional use and employ 'clamshell' engine construction.

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