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    							FS 130, FS 130 R
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    39 NCheck the grease level regularly – 
    about every 25 hours of operation.
    NUnscrew the filler plug (1). If no 
    grease can be seen on the inside of 
    the filler plug, screw the tube (2) of 
    STIHL gear lubricant (special 
    accessory) into the filler hole.
    NSqueeze up to 5 g (1/5 oz) grease 
    into the gearbox.
    NOTICE
    Do not completely fill the gearbox with 
    grease.
    NRemove the tube of grease (2).
    NRefit the filler plug and tighten it 
    down firmly.For periods of about 3 months or longer
    NDrain and clean the fuel tank in a 
    well ventilated area.
    NDispose of fuel properly in 
    accordance with local 
    environmental requirements.
    NRun the engine until the carburetor 
    is dry – this helps prevent the 
    carburetor diaphragms sticking 
    together.
    NRemove, clean and inspect the 
    cutting attachment. Coat metal 
    cutting attachments with corrosion 
    inhibitor.
    NThoroughly clean the machine – pay 
    special attention to the cylinder fins 
    and air filter.
    NStore the machine in a dry and 
    secure location – out of the reach of 
    children and other unauthorized 
    persons.NUse a sharpening file (see "Special 
    Accessories") to sharpen dull 
    cutting attachments. In case of 
    more serious wear or nicks: 
    Resharpen with a grinder or have 
    the work done by a dealer – STIHL 
    recommends a STIHL servicing 
    dealer.
    NSharpen frequently, take away as 
    little metal as possible – two or three 
    strokes of the file are usually 
    enough.
    NResharpen the teeth (1) uniformly – 
    do not alter the contour of the parent 
    blade (2) in any way.
    See cutting attachment packaging for 
    additional sharpening instructions. Keep 
    the packaging for future reference.
    Lubricating the Gearbox
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    Balancing
    NAfter resharpening about 5 times, 
    check the cutting attachment for 
    out-of-balance on a STIHL balancer 
    – see “Special Accessories” – or 
    have it checked by a dealer and re-
    balanced as necessary – STIHL 
    recommends a STIHL servicing 
    dealer.
    Placing power tool on the ground
    NShut off the engine.
    NLay your power tool on its back so 
    that the cutting attachment 
    mounting face is pointing up.
    Replacing Nylon Line
    Always check the mowing head for signs 
    of wear before replacing the nylon line.
    WARNING
    If there are signs of serious wear, 
    replace the complete mowing head.
    The nylon mowing line is referred to as 
    "nylon line" or "line" in the following.
    The mowing head is supplied with 
    illustrated instructions for replacing the 
    nylon line. Keep the instructions for the 
    mowing head in a safe place.
    NIf necessary, remove the mowing 
    head.
    Adjusting Nylon Line
    STIHL SuperCut
    Fresh line is advanced automatically if 
    the remaining line is at least 6 cm 
    (2 1/2 in) long. The blade on the 
    deflector trims overlong lines to the 
    correct length.
    STIHL AutoCut
    NWith the engine running, hold the 
    rotating mowing head above the 
    grass surface.
    NTap it on the ground once – fresh 
    line is advanced and the blade on 
    the deflector trims it to the right 
    length.
    Fresh line is advanced every time the 
    mowing head is tapped on the ground. 
    For this reason observe the mowing 
    head's cutting performance during 
    operation. If the mowing head is tapped 
    on the ground too often, the line limiter 
    blade will unnecessarily cut off unused 
    lengths of nylon line.
    Line feed operates only if both lines are 
    still at least 2.5cm(1in) long.
    STIHL TrimCut
    WARNING
    To reduce the risk of injury, always shut 
    off the engine before adjusting the nylon 
    line by hand.
    NPull the spool up – rotate it about 1/6 
    turn counterclockwise until it 
    engages – and allow it to spring 
    back.
    NPull ends of the lines outward.
    Maintaining the Mowing 
    Head
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    41 Repeat the above procedure as 
    necessary until both lines reach the 
    limiter blade on the deflector.
    Rotating the spool from one stop to the 
    next advances about4 cm (1 1/2 in) of 
    fresh line.
    Replacing Nylon Line
    STIHL PolyCut
    A length of nylon line can be fitted to the 
    PolyCut in place of the cutting blades.
    STIHL DuroCut, STIHL PolyCut
    WARNING
    To reduce the risk of injury, always shut 
    off the engine before refilling the mowing 
    head.
    NFit nylon line in the mowing head as 
    described in the instructions 
    supplied.
    Replacing Cutting Blades
    STIHL PolyCut
    Always check the mowing head for signs 
    of wear before installing new cutting 
    blades.
    WARNING
    If there are signs of serious wear, 
    replace the complete mowing head.
    The thermoplastic cutting blades are 
    referred to as "blades" in the following.The mowing head is supplied with 
    illustrated instructions for replacing the 
    blades. Keep the instructions for the 
    mowing head in a safe place.
    WARNING
    To reduce the risk of injury, always shut 
    off the engine before installing the 
    blades.
    NRemove the mowing head.
    NReplace blades as shown in the 
    illustrated instructions.
    NMount the mowing head on the 
    machine.
    Maintenance Work
    STIHL recommends that you have 
    servicing and repair work carried out 
    exclusively by an authorized STIHL 
    servicing dealer.
    Fuel Pickup Body in Tank
    NCheck the pickup body in the fuel 
    tank every year and have it replaced 
    if necessary.
    The pickup body should be positioned in 
    the area of the tank shown in the 
    illustration.
    Inspections and Maintenance 
    by Dealer
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    Maintenance and Care
    The following intervals apply to normal operating conditions only. If your daily work-
    ing time is longer or operating conditions are difficult (very dusty work area, etc.), 
    shorten the specified intervals accordingly.
    before starting work
    after finishing work or daily
    after each refueling stop
    weekly
    monthly
    every 12 months
    if problem
    if damaged
    as required
    Complete machineVisual inspection (condition, leaks)XX
    CleanX
    Replace any damaged partsXX
    Control handle Check operationXX
    Air filterVisual inspection XX
    CleanXX
    ReplaceX
    Manual fuel pump (if fitted)CheckX
    Have repaired by servicing dealer
    1)X
    Pickup body in fuel tankHave checked by servicing dealer
    1)X
    Have replaced by servicing dealer
    1)XXX
    Fuel tank CleanXX
    CarburetorCheck idle adjustment – the cutting 
    attachment must not rotateXX
    Adjust idle speedX
    Spark plugAdjust electrode gapX
    Replace after every 100 operating hours
    Cooling inletsVisual inspectionX
    CleanX
    Cylinder fins Clean 
    2)X
    Valve clearanceCheck and, if necessary, have adjusted 
    by dealer after first 139 hours of 
    operation
    1)X
    Have combustion chamber (CARB only)cleaned by servicing dealer
    1) after first 
    139 hours of operation, then every 150 
    hours of operationX 
    						
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    Spark arresting screen in mufflerCheckXX
    Clean or replaceXX
    All accessible screws and nuts (not adjust-
    ing screws)RetightenX
    Anti-vibration elements (rubber buffers, 
    springs)CheckXXX
    Have replaced by servicing dealer
    1)X
    Cutting attachmentVisual inspectionXX
    ReplaceX
    Check tightnessXX
    Metal cutting attachment SharpenXX
    Gearbox lubricationCheckX
    ReplenishX
    Safety labels ReplaceX
    1)STIHL recommends an authorized STIHL servicing dealer.2)Remove shroud - see "Spark Arresting Screen in Muffler" The following intervals apply to normal operating conditions only. If your daily work-
    ing time is longer or operating conditions are difficult (very dusty work area, etc.), 
    shorten the specified intervals accordingly.
    before starting work
    after finishing work or daily
    after each refueling stop
    weekly
    monthly
    every 12 months
    if problem
    if damaged
    as required 
    						
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    441Fuel Filler Cap
    2Carburetor Adjusting Screws
    3Starter Grip
    4Spark Plug Boot
    5Muffler with Spark Arresting Screen
    6Bike Handle
    7Throttle Trigger
    8Slide Control
    9Throttle Trigger Lockout
    10Throttle Cable Retainer
    11Carrying Ring
    12Manual Fuel Pump
    13Choke Knob
    14Air Filter Cover
    15Fuel Tank
    16Machine Support
    17Handle Support
    18Wing Screw
    19Loop Handle
    20Barrier Bar
    #Serial Number
    Main Parts
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    Definitions
    1 Fuel Filler Cap
    For closing the fuel tank.
    2 Carburetor Adjusting Screws
    For tuning the carburetor.
    3 Starter Grip
    The grip of the pull starter, for 
    starting the engine.
    4 Spark Plug Boot
    Connects the spark plug with the 
    ignition lead.
    5 Muffler with Spark Arresting Screen
    Muffler reduces engine exhaust 
    noise and diverts exhaust gases 
    away from operator.
    Spark arresting screen is designed 
    to reduce the risk of fire.
    6 Bike Handle
    For easy control of the machine with 
    both hands during cutting work.
    7 Throttle Trigger
    Controls the speed of the engine.
    8 Slide Control
    For starting throttle, run and stop. 
    Keeps the choke partially open 
    during starting and switches off the 
    ignition to stop the engine.
    9 Throttle Trigger Lockout
    Must be depressed before the 
    throttle trigger can be activated.
    10 Throttle Cable Retainer
    Secures the throttle cable to the 
    drive tube.
    11 Carrying Ring
    Connects the trimmer/brushcutter to 
    the harness.12 Manual Fuel Pump
    Provides additional fuel feed for a 
    cold start.
    13 Choke Knob
    Eases engine starting by enriching 
    mixture.
    14 Air Filter Cover
    Encloses and protects the air filter 
    element.
    15 Fuel Tank
    For fuel and oil mixture.
    16 Machine Support
    For resting machine on the ground.
    17 Handle Support
    Connects the shaft and bike handle.
    18 Wing Screw
    Locks handlebar in selected 
    position.
    19 Loop Handle
    For easy control of machine during 
    cutting work.
    20 Barrier Bar
    Helps keep user's feet and legs 
    clear of the cutting tool.
    1Mowing Head
    2Deflector for Mowing Heads
    3Line Limiting Blade
    4Deflector with Skirt for all Mowing 
    Attachments
    5Skirt
    6Metal Mowing Tool
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    Definitions
    1 Mowing Head
    The cutting attachment, i. e. 
    mowing head, for different 
    purposes.
    2 Deflector for Mowing Heads
    The deflector is designed to reduce 
    the risk of injury from foreign objects 
    flung backwards toward the 
    operator by the cutting attachment 
    and from contact with the cutting 
    attachment.
    3 Line Limiting blade
    Metal blade at the deflector in order 
    to keep the line of the mowing head 
    at the proper length.
    4 Deflector with Skirt for all Mowing 
    Attachments
    The deflector is designed to reduce 
    the risk of injury from foreign objects 
    flung backwards toward the 
    operator by the cutting attachment 
    and from contact with the cutting 
    attachment. Is not designed to 
    contain fragmented metal blades.
    5Skirt
    The skirt at the bottom of the 
    deflector must be utilized as 
    described in the chapter "Mounting 
    the Deflector".
    6 Metal Mowing Tool
    The cutting attachment, i. e. blade, 
    made from metal for different 
    purposes.7Circular Saw Blade
    8Limit Stop for Circular Saw Blade
    Definitions
    7 Circular Saw Blade
    Cutting attachment made of metal 
    for cutting wood.
    8 Limit Stop for Circular Saw Blade
    Is designed to position the 
    brushcutter steady against the 
    wood in order to reduce the risk of 
    injury from loss of control from 
    reactive forces such as thrust out.
    EPA / CEPA
    The Emission Compliance Period 
    referred to on the Emissions 
    Compliance Label indicates the number 
    of operating hours for which the engine 
    has been shown to meet Federal 
    emission requirements.
    Category
    CARB
    The Emission Compliance Period used 
    on the CARB-Air Index Label indicates 
    the terms:
    Engine
    STIHL single cylinder four-stroke engine 
    with mixture lubrication
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    Ignition System 
    Electronic magneto ignition
    Fuel System 
    All position diaphragm carburetor with 
    integral fuel pump
    Weight
    Overall length
    FeaturesUsers of this unit should carry out only 
    the maintenance operations described 
    in this manual. STIHL recommends that 
    other repair work be performed only by 
    authorized STIHL servicing dealers.
    Warranty claims following repairs can be 
    accepted only if the repair has been 
    performed by an authorized STIHL 
    servicing dealer using genuine STIHL 
    replacement parts.
    Genuine STIHL parts can be identified 
    by the STIHL part number, the 
    { logo and, in some cases, by 
    the STIHL parts symbol K. The 
    symbol may appear alone on small 
    parts. Displacement: 36.3 cc 
    (2.22 cu.in)
    Bore: 43 mm (1.69 in)
    Stroke: 25 mm (0.98 in)
    Engine power to 
    ISO 8893:1.4 kW (1.9 bhp) 
    at 8,500 rpm
    Idle speed: 2,800 rpm
    Cut-off speed (rated): 10,200 rpm
    Max. output shaft 
    speed (cutting 
    attachment): 7,500 rpm
    Valve clearance:
    Inlet valve: 0.10 mm 
    (0.004 in)
    Exhaust valve: 0.10 mm 
    (0.004 in)
    Spark plug (resistor 
    type): NGK CMR 6H
    Electrode gap: 0.5 mm (0.02 in)
    Fuel tank capacity: 0.53 l (17.9 fl.oz)
    Dry, without cutting attachment and 
    deflector
    FS 130: 5.9 kg (13.0 lbs)
    FS 130 R: 5.6 kg (12.3 lbs)without cutting 
    attachment 1800 mm (71 in)
    R Loop handle
    Z Spark arresting screen in muffler
    Maintenance and Repairs 
    						
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    48 Observe all country-specific waste 
    disposal rules and regulations.
    STIHL products must not be thrown in 
    the garbage can. Take the product, 
    accessories and packaging to an 
    approved disposal site for environment-
    friendly recycling.
    Contact your STIHL servicing dealer for 
    the latest information on waste disposal.
    Not for California
    Your Warranty Rights and Obligations
    The U.S. Environmental Protection 
    Agency (EPA) and STIHL Incorporated 
    are pleased to explain the Emission 
    Control System Warranty on your 
    equipment type engine. In the U.S. new 
    1997 and later model year small off-road 
    equipment engines must be designed, 
    built and equipped, at the time of sale, to 
    meet the U.S. EPA regulations for small 
    non road engines. The equipment 
    engine must be free from defects in 
    materials and workmanship which 
    cause it to fail to conform with U.S. EPA 
    standards for the first two years of 
    engine use from the date of sale to the 
    ultimate purchaser.
    STIHL Incorporated must warrant the 
    emission control system on your small 
    off-road engine for the period of time 
    listed below provided there has been no 
    abuse, neglect or improper maintenance 
    of your small off-road equipment engine.
    Your emission control system includes 
    parts such as the carburetor and the 
    ignition system. Also included may be 
    hoses, and connectors and other 
    emission-related assemblies.
    Where a warrantable condition exists, 
    STIHL Incorporated will repair your 
    small off-road equipment engine at no 
    cost to you, including diagnosis (if the 
    diagnostic work is performed at an 
    authorized dealer), parts, and labor.Manufacturer's Warranty Coverage
    In the U.S., 1997 and later model year 
    small off-road equipment engines are 
    w a r r a n t e d  f o r  t w o  y e a r s .  I f  a n y  e m i s s i o n -
    related part on your engine is defective, 
    the part will be repaired or replaced by 
    STIHL Incorporated free of charge.
    Owner's Warranty Responsibilities
    As the small off-road equipment engine 
    owner, you are responsible for the 
    performance of the required 
    maintenance listed in your instruction 
    manual. STIHL Incorporated 
    recommends that you retain all receipts 
    covering maintenance on your small off-
    road equipment engine, but STIHL 
    Incorporated cannot deny warranty 
    solely for the lack of receipts or for your 
    failure to ensure the performance of all 
    scheduled maintenance.
    Any replacement part or service that is 
    equivalent in performance and durability 
    may be used in non-warranty 
    maintenance or repairs, and shall not 
    reduce the warranty obligations of the 
    engine manufacturer.
    As the small off-road equipment engine 
    owner, you should be aware, however, 
    that STIHL Incorporated may deny you 
    warranty coverage if your small off-road 
    equipment engine or a part has failed 
    due to abuse, neglect, improper 
    maintenance or unapproved 
    modifications.
    You are responsible for presenting your 
    small off-road equipment engine to a 
    STIHL service center as soon as a 
    problem exists. The warranty repairs will 
    be completed in a reasonable amount of 
    time, not to exceed 30 days.
    Disposal
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