Backpack Blower

Stihl BR 200

2-Stroke

The Stihl BR 200 is a 27.2cc 2-stroke backpack blower and the entry point in Stihl's BR backpack range. It produces less air volume than the larger BR 350 and BR 450, suited for residential and light commercial property clearing. The BR 200 runs a Zama carburetor and weighs significantly less than professional backpack blowers, reducing fatigue for occasional users. Common maintenance items are the fuel filter, primer bulb, air filter, and fuel lines. The shoulder harness requires periodic inspection for wear.

See a wrong fitment? Report a correction.

Verify before ordering: Fitment can vary by serial number, production date, region, and sub-model. Match the OEM number and physical dimensions before ordering.

Equipment: Backpack Blower · 2-Stroke
Covered Parts: Spark Plug, Air Filter, Fuel Filter, Carburetor, Primer Bulb, Fuel Line Kit
OEM References: 0000 400 7011, 4241 120 1800, 0000 350 3502, 4241 120 0625, 4226 121 2700, 4241 007 1800
Model Family: BR 200
Last Reviewed: 2026-05-20
Data Confidence: Aftermarket-confirmed
Sources Consulted: OEM part references, Aftermarket catalog cross-references, Retailer fitment listings

Quick Fitment

Part Type	OEM / Spec	Common Option	Confidence
Spark Plug	0000 400 7011	NGK CMR6H	Medium · 2026-05-20
Air Filter	4241 120 1800	OEM 4241 120 1800	Low · 2026-05-20
Fuel Filter	0000 350 3502	OEM 0000 350 3502	Low · 2026-05-20
Carburetor	4241 120 0625	Zama C1M-S219	Medium · 2026-05-20
Primer Bulb	4226 121 2700	OEM 4226 121 2700	Low · 2026-05-20
Fuel Line Kit	4241 007 1800	OEM 4241 007 1800	Low · 2026-05-20

Tune-Up Kit

Common service bundle: spark plug, air filter, fuel filter, carburetor, primer bulb, fuel line kit.

Maintenance Interval

Inspect filters and fuel lines each season, replace spark plugs during annual service, and service carb/fuel-system parts when starting or idle symptoms appear.

Before You Buy

Confirm the full model is Stihl BR 200, not just the family name.
Check serial number, production date, and regional variant before ordering.
Match the old OEM number stamped on the removed part when available.
Compare dimensions, plug gap, thread, fuel line diameter, or chain pitch/gauge where applicable.

Common Mistakes

Ordering from a family listing without checking the exact sub-model.
Buying a kit that includes the headline part but wrong gaskets, lines, or bulb size.
Choosing the wrong carburetor revision when multiple versions were used.
Assuming all fuel line kits use the same diameter and routing.
Installing the correct plug number with the wrong gap.

Symptoms Map

Won't start

Spark plug, fuel filter, primer bulb, carburetor

Starts then dies

Fuel filter, fuel line kit, carburetor

Bogs under throttle

Air filter, carburetor, spark plug gap

Primer will not fill

Primer bulb, fuel line routing, in-tank filter

Replacement Options

Best OEM equivalent

Start with OEM references 0000 400 7011, 4241 120 1800, 0000 350 3502, 4241 120 0625 and match the removed part before choosing a listing.

Common aftermarket option

Cross-check aftermarket listings such as NGK CMR6H (spark plug), Zama C1M-S219 (carburetor) against the OEM number and dimensions.

Best for annual tune-up

Bundle spark plug, air filter, fuel filter when servicing the Stihl BR 200 at the start of the season.

Best if replacing fuel system

Compare the fuel filter, carburetor, primer bulb, fuel line kit together so line routing, bulb size, filter style, and carburetor connections match.

FAQ

Does this fit other Stihl models? Use this page for the exact Stihl BR 200 unless a manual, dealer listing, or removed part confirms another model.

Should I buy OEM or aftermarket parts for the Stihl BR 200? Use OEM when the part controls fuel metering, ignition, or safety. Aftermarket kits can be useful for routine filters, bulbs, plugs, and tune-up bundles when the OEM number and dimensions match.

How do I avoid ordering the wrong carburetor for the BR 200? Match the carburetor number stamped on the removed unit, then compare linkage, choke setup, primer routing, gasket stack, and fuel-inlet direction.

What should I check before replacing fuel-system parts? Photograph the old fuel-line routing, match line diameter and filter style, and compare primer bulb size before buying a kit.

Spark Plug

OEM0000 400 7011Confidence: Medium · Source: Aftermarket catalog

Reviewed: 2026-05-20
Dimensions: 0.7mm gap

Brand	Part #
NGK	CMR6H	Best for annual tune-upAmazonAffiliate link Some links may be affiliate links. Match the OEM number, dimensions, and model variant before buying.

Air Filter

OEM4241 120 1800Confidence: Low · Source: Aftermarket catalog

Reviewed: 2026-05-20

Brand	Part #
No aftermarket listing is published for this part yet. Use the OEM reference and verify with a dealer or service manual before ordering.

Fuel Filter

OEM0000 350 3502Confidence: Low · Source: Aftermarket catalog

Reviewed: 2026-05-20

Brand	Part #
No aftermarket listing is published for this part yet. Use the OEM reference and verify with a dealer or service manual before ordering.

Carburetor

OEM4241 120 0625Confidence: Medium · Source: Aftermarket catalog

Reviewed: 2026-05-20
Variant notes: Zama C1M-S219

Brand	Part #
Zama	C1M-S219	Best if replacing fuel systemAmazonAffiliate link Some links may be affiliate links. Match the OEM number, dimensions, and model variant before buying.

Primer Bulb

OEM4226 121 2700Confidence: Low · Source: Aftermarket catalog

Reviewed: 2026-05-20

Brand	Part #
No aftermarket listing is published for this part yet. Use the OEM reference and verify with a dealer or service manual before ordering.

Fuel Line Kit

OEM4241 007 1800Confidence: Low · Source: Aftermarket catalog

Reviewed: 2026-05-20
Variant notes: Service kit includes fuel line; verify standalone fuel line availability with dealer

Brand	Part #
No aftermarket listing is published for this part yet. Use the OEM reference and verify with a dealer or service manual before ordering.