NOW is the perfect time to take advantage of our summer offers on STIHL garden machinery as this month we have the powerful STIHL FS 90 on offer for only £399 including VAT.
This petrol grass trimmer comes with “bike handle” controls and a double shoulder harness. It also features the STIHL 4-MIX engine, which provides more power, added torque and lower noise. Buying from Farol means not buying from a box, but from a team of factory trained staff who will personally build the machine, run it up and test it before handing it over with a full instructional demonstration.
Farol offer the complete range of STIHL Garden Machinery at their Thame and Hungerford showrooms, along with expert advice and parts and service support. For more information, call Darren Jones on 07500 803647 or 01844 278843 or see www.farol.co.uk or visit Farol at Rycote Lane Farm, Milton Common, Thame.
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