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Pole Saw Gear Head for Stihl Models Replaces 4138-640-0120

Pole Saw Gear Head for Stihl Models Replaces 4138-640-0120


 
Our Price: $89.34
Sale Price: $74.45
Part #: H85222

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Description Replaces the following OEM(s)
 
Quality aftermarket Pole Saw Gear Head
For: Stihl Models
Replaces OEM part(s) #: 4138 640 0120
Fits models:
  • Stihl: Models

Average Customer Review: Average Customer Review: 3.5 of 5 3.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 5 Write a review.

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3 of 5 Aftermarket pole chainsaw head June 14, 2023
Reviewer: Jess Comolli from Centerville, MA United States  
Doesn’t fit the stihl pole saw as described.

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1 of 5 Broken tensioner April 29, 2021
Reviewer: Layne Olsen from Kuna, ID United States  
Cheap Chinese replacement head. The tensioner came broken and the gears to move the bar barely worked. I wish there was a way to post a picture of it.

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5 of 5 September 23, 2019
Reviewer: Earl Koen from Belle Chasse , LA United States  
Nice part at a great price.

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5 of 5 January 28, 2019
Reviewer: Brooks Palmer from Allen, OK United States  
This part + shipping is less expensive than taking my polesaw to a dealer to repair/replace my oil tank. I will install it in a few days.

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4 of 5 Pole saw for stihl January 17, 2019
Reviewer: Willie from Oak Ridge, TN United States  
This unit, a replacement pole saw for amStihl pole saw attachment, is functionally the same as the factory unit.  It does not have the same dimensional quality.  There were machining flaws (which did not prevent the saw from operating) and there was welding slag (which did prevent the chain tightening mechanism from working. A short session with a file and grinder restored its functionality. Overall, the saw was a cost effective substitute for the very costly factory version.

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