FS 56 Gas-Powered Grass Trimmer

More power, less emissions. The FS 56 RC-E trimmer features a high-performance, fuel-efficient engine that runs cleaner and smoother and provides about 5% more power than the previous model. When it’s not squeezing every last ounce of performance from its upright fuel tank, this straight-shaft grass trimmer keeps the weeds at bay, thanks to its AutoCut® cutting head. This straight shaft grass trimmer features a fuel-efficient engine and STIHL Easy2Start™ technology, making starting nearly effortless. With its simple, reliable, and convenient starting procedure with a momentary stop switch which automatically returns to the start position, this trimmer is always at the ready to get to work. For comfort, performance, and maneuverability, this trimmer hits the sweet spot.

• Easily remove the air filter cover for fast and easy cleaning or replacement
• AutoCut® C versions reload line by simply inserting the line into eyelets and twisting the bump knob
• Fully-lined drive shaft provides smooth operation and low vibration
• Heavy-duty steel-on-steel centrifugal clutch is designed to reduce slippage
• High-tech polymer housing is lightweight, withstands greater impact, and is corrosion resistant
• Loop handle is ideal for trimming between bushes and shrubs and other areas where space is limited
• Made in America of U.S. and global materials
• Multi-function control handle gives easy access to all controls in one comfortable handle
• Protected choke & spark plug to help prevent damage
• Small fuel pump delivers fuel to the carburetor, reducing the number of starting pulls needed after an extended break between uses
• Reduced engine emission technology for more environmentally-friendly usage
• Easy2Start™ system makes using STIHL outdoor power tools almost effortless
• Built-in stop switch allows the user to turn off the engine with a simple press of the button
• Throttle trigger interlock must be depressed before the trigger can be activated
• Translucent fuel tank for keeping an eye on fuel levels