So You Own A STIHL FS 240 R Trimmer

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Where the STIHL FS 240 R really shines is in the wild stuff - blackberries, salmonberries or even that thick heavy grass!
When properly maintained, we’ve seen this heavy-duty trimmer deliver 15+ years of power for some homeowners and 2-4 years for commercial operators.
How can you protect your investment and make sure it has the longest life possible? We’ve put together our top tips to help you get the most out of your STIHL FS 240 R trimmer!
Have questions? Drop a comment, give us a call at 360-384-0799 or email [e-mail].
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[@crossan008]

Hey Josh! I just picked one up and had to remove the shaft because the sling hook was in the wrong position. I put it back together and noticed a slight rubbing coming from the clutch end of the shaft. It it just wearing in?

[@crossan008]

Also, it only does it when the head is at a complete stop and I give a little throttle. It goes away at full speed

[@carlsmowerandsaw]

Something does not sound right. I am sorry that you had to remove the shaft, typically you do not need to remove the shaft to move the harness hook.