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  • Echo Heavy Duty Professional Chain

    Echo Heavy Duty Professional Chain Saw CS-7310SX

    • Manufacturer: Echo
    • Model: CS7310

    73.5cm³ heavy duty professional chain saw. Fitted standard with 20" (50cm) guide bar The ECHO CS-7310SX brings true power and maneuverability to the professional The powerful 73.5cm³ 2-stroke engine generates mas...

    $1,347 USD
    Yatala, Australia
  • Husqvarna - Chainsaw - 592XP

    Husqvarna - Chainsaw - 592XP

    • Manufacturer: Husqvarna
    • Model: 592 XP

    HUSQVARNA 592XP Developed for the toughest forestry jobs, but also built to be easy to start, handle and service. Powerful engine, professional design and thoroughly user-friendly. Smart Start®. Vibration-dampene...

    $1,711 USD
    Beerwah, Australia
  • Stihl MS 261

    Stihl MS 261

    • Manufacturer: Stihl
    • Model: MS 261

    Stihl MS 261 Chainsaw C/w 18" (45cm) Bar, Single Cyl Pull Start Petrol Motor

    Tullamarine, Australia

Overview

Chainsaws are powerful, portable tools used for cutting wood, pruning trees, and performing various forestry tasks. Equipped with a set of sharp teeth attached to a rotating chain, chainsaws come in various sizes and power options, including gas, electric, and battery-operated models. They are essential for both professional loggers and homeowners looking to tackle heavy-duty yard work.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used chainsaw?

Check the overall condition, including the chain, bar, and engine. Verify the chainsaw starts easily and runs smoothly. Look for any signs of excessive wear or damage.

How do I ensure the chainsaw is shipped safely?

Pack the chainsaw securely in a sturdy box with padding to prevent movement. Remove the chain and bar if possible, and ensure all fluids are drained to avoid leaks.

What is the maintenance schedule for a chainsaw?

Regular maintenance includes sharpening the chain, cleaning the air filter, checking the bar and chain oil levels, and inspecting the spark plug. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.