Chainsaw STIHL 36900000067 — 36 cm bar, 2.0 kW power

STIHL chainsaw 36900000067 features a 36 cm guide bar and 2.0 kW power, engineered for general woodcutting tasks around the home, garden and light professional applications. The saw provides a balance of cutting performance and manageable weight, making it suitable for felling small trees, pruning branches, limbing and preparing firewood. Designed with everyday usability in mind, the model delivers reliable petrol-powered operation and consistent chain speed for medium-sized logs and routine maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The 36 cm bar length offers a practical compromise between reach and maneuverability, enabling efficient cutting of medium-diameter trunks while remaining easy to handle. With 2.0 kW of power, the engine provides steady cutting performance for routine forestry and garden work. The tool's design emphasizes operator control and balanced handling to reduce fatigue during extended use. Construction uses durable materials suited to outdoor conditions and routine maintenance, ensuring long service intervals when maintained according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.

Suitable for

• Felling small trees and trimming medium-sized trunks
• Pruning branches and crown maintenance
• Cutting and splitting firewood for domestic use
• Garden and property maintenance tasks
• Light professional tasks requiring portable petrol power

Key specifications

• Guide bar length: 36 cm
• Rated power output: 2.0 kW
• Power type: petrol engine
• Designed application: home, garden, light professional
• Typical uses: felling, limbing, pruning, firewood preparation

How to use

Before each use, check chain tension, sharpness and lubrication, and fill fuel and chain oil to recommended levels. Secure a stable working stance and hold the saw with both hands on the handles. Start the engine following the manufacturer’s cold-start and warm-start procedures, then allow the engine to reach operating speed before engaging the chain. Make cuts with controlled, steady pressure, letting the chain do the cutting rather than forcing the saw. After each session, clean debris from the guide bar and chain, inspect for wear, and perform routine maintenance such as sharpening, chain tension adjustment and replacement of consumables as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including chainsaw chaps, safety boots, eye and hearing protection, and gloves. Operate the saw on stable ground and avoid cutting above shoulder height. Follow local regulations for fuel storage and equipment use, and refer to the manufacturer's service schedule for professional servicing when required.