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FS 94 RC-E

STIHL FS 94 RC-E petrol-driven brushcutter: with loop handle for working in confined spaces

General

Robust, weight-optimised brushcutter with loop handle, STIHL ErgoStart, STIHL 2-MIX engine and STIHL ECOSPEED. Very comfortable to start. ECOSPEED enables stepless speed adjustment directly on the control handle. This feature makes it possible to save fuel, based on the work at hand, and even to reduce the ejection of cuttings and stones.

Versions

FS 94 RC-E

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Product variations

FS 94 C-E FS 94 C-E petrol-driven brushcutter: For comfortable mowing of large areas and easy starting thanks to STIHL ErgoStart

Technical data

Technical data	Value
Displacement cm³	24,1
Displacement cu-in	1,31
Power output kW	0,9
Power output PS	1,2
Power output bhp	1,2
Weight kg ¹⁾	4,6
Weight lbs ¹⁾	10,2
Sound pressure level dB(A) ²⁾	94
Sound pressure level dB(A) ²⁾	93
Sound power level dB(A) ²⁾	107
Cutting tool	Grass cutting blade 230-2
Sound power level with metal tool dB(A) ²⁾	107
Vibration level left m/s² ³⁾	6,5
Speed at maximum power Um	8.500
Vibration level right m/s² ³⁾	6,3
Vibration level left with metal tool m/s² ³⁾	4,5
Vibration level right with metal tool m/s² ³⁾	6,5
Total length cm ⁴⁾	178
Cutting circle diameter mm	420
Fuel tank capacity l	0,54
Fuel tank capacity fl oz (US)	18,3

1) Weight excluding fuel, cutting tool and guard
2) K-factor according to DIR 2006/42/EC = 2.5 dB (A)
3) K-factor according to DIR 2006/42/EC = 2m / s ²
4) Without cutting tool

Features

Standard features

LARGE FUEL TANK

FOR LONGER WORKING INTERVALS. The large fuel tank allows you to work longer without having to refuel. Thanks to its transparent material, you can check the fill level of your tank quickly and easily. The filler cap is firmly attached so that you cannot lose it.
STIHL ErgoStart (FT)

STIHL ErgoStart cuts the effort required to start the tool by half, while the starter cord can be pulled at just one third of the normal force. A coil spring between the starter cord and the crankshaft smoothes out force peaks, making them virtually undetectable through the cord itself.
STIHL ECOSPEED

ADJUSTMENT OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE. With the help of STIHL ECOSPEED, you can regulate the engine speed as required and adapt your power tool’s performance to the job at hand. Where applicable, this results in lower fuel consumption and quieter operation. Additionally, this function can reduce the tendency for cuttings and stones to be flung out during mowing.
STIHL 2-MIX-Engine

2-stroke engine with stratified charge. A fuel-free layer of air is created between the burned charge in the combustion chamber and the fresh charge in the crankcase, reducing the amount of fuel lost during the charge cycle. This results in more power with a lower weight, up to 20% lower fuel consumption than regular 2-stroke engines and significantly reduced exhaust emissions.
STOP BUTTON

RESTART WORK QUICKLY. With the stop button, you can switch off your power tool quickly and easily for a short break, for example. As the button springs back to its original position after actuation, the engine is immediately ready to start again. This provides more comfort after breaks and increases your work efficiency.
Anti-vibration system

Intense vibration at the handles of power tools can lead to long-term effects on blood vessels in the hands and arms. STIHL has therefore developed an effective anti-vibration system whereby the oscillations from the machine's engine are dampened which significantly reduces vibrations at the handles.
Loop handle (R)

The loop handled grass trimmers and brushcutters are ideal for working in areas where space is limited, e.g. thinning between bushes and shrubs.
Manual fuel pump (Purger)

A small fuel pump delivers fuel to the carburettor at the touch of a button. This reduces the number of starting strokes required following extended breaks in operations.