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Brushcutters

HUSQVARNA 525RX

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
17.7 in
Cutting width
1.34 hp
Power output1
10.8 lbs
Weight (excl. cutting equipment)
What's included
HUSQVARNA 525RX - 967 17 57‑01
Included
  • Grass blade
    Grass 255-4
  • Harness
    Balance 35
  • Trimmer head
    T35 M10
Not included
  • Saw blade

525RX

Powerful yet lightweight and comfortable brushcutter. Tough on grass and undergrowth, easy on you.

Features

Specifications

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T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
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Engine

Cylinder displacement

1.55 cu.inch

Power output

1
1.34 hp

Fuel tank volume

17.25 fl oz

Fuel tank volume

0.51 l

Fuel Consumption

600 g/kWh

Maximum power speed

8,500 rpm

Idling speed

3,000 rpm

Maximum rpm output shaft

6,500 rpm

Electrode gap

0.03 in

Clutch engagement speed (±120)

4,000 rpm

Torque, max.

1.2 Nm

Torque, max. at rpm

6,000 rpm

Spark Plug

NGK BPMR8Y

Output shaft thread

M10x1.25 Lefthanded
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Equipment

Grass blade

Grass 255-4

Harness

Balance 35

Saw blade

Not included

Trimmer head

T35 M10

Handle type

Bullhorn
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Control

Connectivity

Not applicable
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Capacity

Cutting width

17.7 in
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Transmission

Gear ratio

19

Drive gear angle

30 °
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Dimensions

Tube diameter

0.94 in

Weight (excl. cutting equipment)

10.8 lbs

Tube length

58.386 in
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
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Lubricant

Lubricant type (Engine)

Husqvarna 2 stroke or equiv. at 50:1

Lubricant type (bevel gear)

Mineral grease
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Sound and noise

Sound pressure level at operators ear (LpA)

93 dB(A)

Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA)

106 dB(A)

Sound power level, measured

104 dB(A)
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Emission

Exhaust emissions (HC average)

25.8 g/kWh

Exhaust emissions (CO average) EU

87.57 g/kWh

Exhaust emissions (CO average)

281.1 g/kWh

Exhaust emissions (NOx average) EU

0.56 g/kWh

Exhaust emissions (NOx average)

0.2 g/kWh
T35 + Multi255-4 (1"), US/CA
967 17 57‑01
Vibration

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) left handle

2.1 m/s²

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) right handle

2.3 m/s²

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Services

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Manuals, handbooks, spare parts, guides, and related information for 525RX can be found in the product support.
Product support for 525RX
Disclaimer:
  • 1Power output: Petrol products - Net power rating as per ISO 8893, Battery products measured comparable to petrol products

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