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Usually, I take a piece of rope instead, but the convenient one was covered with steel dust from the angle grinder, so :big-no: It was the ms201T and I used the stopper supplied by Stihl with the saw. Maybe not too bad. It seems to go into the squish area, so the piston isn't far from the top...

When you have to use the stop piston to unscrew the flywheel's nut, be sure to put back the spark plug at the end.

A blower and a weedwacker have a kill switch on the handle and no labeling, so easy to flip while moving it around unused. I never know how it should be. Pretty annoying on a hard to start engine. I like the switch spring-mounted on the new Sthill chainsaws, but that's even more confusing with...