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STIHL MS 500i Gas Powered Chainsaw with Electronically Fuel Injection ProLine Accessory 9 Tracks Endless nylon reinforced
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STIHL MS 500i Gas Powered Chainsaw with Electronically Fuel Injection ProLine Accessory 9 Tracks Endless nylon reinforced 9 Tracks Endless nylon reinforced rubber Traction Two section hydraulic pump with two hydraulic motors (one for each track) Weight (kg) 501 Weight (lbs) 1104 Wheelbase (cm) 58 Wheelbase (inches) 23 Model # Product Name 18740TE 122cm Z Master Revolution Series Riding Mower 18748 48in Z Master Revolution Series Riding Mower 72030 Z Master Professional 7500 D Series Riding Mower Sensor controlled fuel meteringSensor controlled fuel metering delivers the right amount of fuel New generation MDG 1 Diagnostic SoftwareAllows dealers to quickly identify where service might be needed
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