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Husqvarna 445
$310.00
Released June, 2009
The Pros:Low vibration can be used for hours without fatigue. Uses very little fuel during even heavy use. High enough power output for most tree types.
The Cons:Easy to flood it with the primer until you get used to it. Too small for felling larger hardwoods.
The Husqvarna 445 is a mid-grade chainsaw designed for all-purpose use. The 445 model features a total 2.8 HP power output and a unique fuel pump that siphons fuel even in low amounts to the motor to make the device easier to start.
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The Husqvarna 445 chain-saw is equipped with unique Husqvarna technology features such as an air purging system which cleans the carburetor, an X-torq automated fuel regulation system, a start/stop "easy start" device switch, and distinct felling marks for better on-the-fly measuring during use. The Husqvarna 445 chain-saw includes additional features such as a side-mounted chain tensioner, snap-lock cylindrical cover, a three piece crankshaft, and a fully visible fuel level meter.
Features
- Mid-grade Chain-saw
- 2.8 Horse-power Total Power Output
- Husqvarna Technology
- Air Purging System
- Air Injection- Cleans Motor
- X-torq Fuel Regulator
- Start/Stop Switch
- Felling Measurement Marks
- "Easy/Smart" Startup System
- Side Mounted Chain Tensioner
- Snap-lock Cylindrical Cover- Removable
- Three Piece Crankshaft
- Visible Fuel Meter
Specifications
- Engine
- Cylinder Displacement: 45.7cc
- Power Output: 2.8 HP
- Idling Speed: 2700 RPM
- Maximum Power Speed: 9600 RPM
- Cylinder Bore: 1.65 Inch
- Cylinder Stroke: 1.3 Inch
- Ignition System: Walbro MB
- Fuel Tank Volume: 0.95 US Pint
- Oil Tank Volume: 0.55 US Pint
- Oil Pump Type: Fixed Flow
- Oil Pump Capacity: 9-9mil/min
- Cutting
- Chain Pitch: .325"
- Chain Speed (Max Power): 56.89Ft
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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low vibration can be used for hours without fatigue
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uses very little fuel during even heavy use
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1
high enough power output for most tree types
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1
sharpens easily with the standard sharpening kit
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easy to start up, generally on the first pull
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easy to flood it with the primer until you get used to it
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too small for felling larger hardwoods
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