Thread: Stihl 032 parts

Originally Posted by itsposs

Looking for 032 parts stihl not supplying any more can any body help ?

I'd say you are limited to ebay for something of that vintage.

Do you see many on canadian ebay BobL ? I ve been reading some suff and was wondering what the difference between stihls Canadian product Us product and the Australian products, besides marketing?

iv got an old 032av that i broke the back handle on. have been watching for one on ebay but no luck.

might have to solder it back together.

There are plenty of non genuine parts around for them, Try waverley mowers on ebay and there are several others that carry them. they are australian but if you log onto ebay uk there is a mob called garden hire spares that offer very competitive prices and even with shipping work out cheaper than most of the aussie sellers on ebay.

I tried waverley mowers they turned up no good but I ll try the other one you sugested I ve been using ebay canada an us looking for a telehandler or self propelled mulcher. They have a few 090av on there atm too but I dont know what the dif is with Aussie spec US spec or Canadian spec Chain saws. Dont need one but want one lol

Tryed ebay UK Travis an came up a winner thanks heaps
Weisyboy found your rear handle too Try Member ID smallplantsalesuk
on ebay UK

Originally Posted by itsposs

I tried waverley mowers they turned up no good but I ll try the other one you sugested I ve been using ebay canada an us looking for a telehandler or self propelled mulcher. They have a few 090av on there atm too but I dont know what the dif is with Aussie spec US spec or Canadian spec Chain saws. Dont need one but want one lol

The 090s are all pretty much the same regardless of where they were originally spec'd for the only difference was that the early ones did not have a chain brake and some of the first ones with a chain brake which were destined for markets here the us and canada (which were where it was required) the brakes were a bit of a tack on thing but the later ones got the better brake. You can actually still buy them new but they are about 4 grand and they are made in mexico or brazil. They are still made to the original specs I am led to believe. Personally I would rather build a dedicated slabber with a four stroke motor and an ms 660 stihl as my handheld.

sook

Originally Posted by Travis Edwards

The 090s are all pretty much the same regardless of where they were originally spec'd for the only difference was that the early ones did not have a chain brake and some of the first ones with a chain brake which were destined for markets here the us and canada (which were where it was required) the brakes were a bit of a tack on thing but the later ones got the better brake. You can actually still buy them new but they are about 4 grand and they are made in mexico or brazil. They are still made to the original specs I am led to believe. Personally I would rather build a dedicated slabber with a four stroke motor and an ms 660 stihl as my handheld.

I have never seen or heard of an 090 with a factory chainbrake that was ever in mass production, any chance of a pic anybody?
regards inter

I think you will find that that is not a 090 with a chain brake , but one with a chain brake handle only.
regards inter

Originally Posted by InterTD6

I think you will find that that is not a 090 with a chain brake , but one with a chain brake handle only.
regards inter

They have a spring loaded chain brake handle designed to fool the average OHS inspector.

Originally Posted by BobL

They have a spring loaded chain brake handle designed to fool the average OHS inspector.

And a few others too!
regards inter

id say there just to powerfull for a brake. i know teh brake on my 3120 is noware near good enough. it wont even come close to stopping it.