We are an authorized Stihl dealer and a Certified Service Repair Center for Stihl outdoor power equipment. That means the same store that sells you a saw also services it, and warranty work is handled here rather than shipped somewhere else.
Our Cleburne showroom stocks a large assortment of both gas and battery powered equipment. If you are deciding between the two, come in and handle them. Battery units have come a long way for yard work, while gas still wins for long days and heavy cutting.
Parts and Supplies We Keep on Hand
A saw that sits all winter usually needs more than fuel to run right in the spring. We stock the consumables that keep equipment working.
- Oils and Lubricants
Bar and chain oil, engine oil, and the two cycle mixes that keep a gas unit from seizing. - Gas Mixtures
Premixed fuel for equipment that sits between jobs, which avoids the ethanol problems that ruin carburetors. - Chains, Blades, and Files
Replacement chains and blades, plus the files to keep an edge between changes. - Trimmer Line
Line in the sizes and shapes that match the head you are running. - Service Kits
Filters, plugs, and the routine maintenance parts a unit needs each season. - Safety Equipment
Eye and hearing protection, gloves, and chaps for anyone running a saw.
Bringing Equipment In for Service
Our technicians work on Stihl equipment whether you bought it here or not. A few details help us diagnose it faster.
- Describe the Symptom
Tell us what it is doing. Hard starting, cutting out under load, and running rough all point in different directions. - Mention the Fuel
Let us know what fuel has been in it and how long it sat. Old ethanol blended gas causes a large share of the problems we see. - Bring the Whole Unit
Bring the bar, chain, or head along with the powerhead so we can test it the way you run it. - Plan Around the Season
Spring cleanup and post storm weeks are the busiest. Bringing a unit in before you need it beats waiting when everyone in Johnson County needs a saw at once.
You can browse the full Stihl product line on the Stihl website.