Chainsaw Support, Manuals & Troubleshooting

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Buying Advice

Bars & chains guide

Find the best chain and/or bar for your Husqvarna chainsaw.

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Products & Innovations

Minimise power equipment maintenance with battery tools

For professionals, daily engine maintenance is one of those time-consuming things that has the potential to disrupt your labour. With battery-powered products, that hassle is greatly reduced.

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Buying Advice

Stay safe and warm – the chainsaw accessories you need to get started

When it comes to safety clothing and equipment, different rules and regulations apply in different countries. But no matter where you are, this list of items will enhance your safety when working with chainsaws.

A person using a chainsaw to cut a tree in a forest setting.

How-To's & Guides

6 steps to successful tree felling

When felling trees, the correct working techniques are essential. Not only to create a safe working environment, but also to be more effective when working.

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How-To's & Guides

How to check that the chain lubrication works on your chainsaw

Chain lubrication is important when using a chainsaw to prevent your chainsaw chain overheating when cutting and to ensure it moves around the bar friction free. This prolongs life time of bar and chain. Follow the instructions in this short video to learn how to check that your chainsaw chain lubrication system works correctly. First check your oil level. Start your chainsaw and ensure that that chain brake is off. Rev the engine of the chainsaw a few centimeters from the trunk of a tree. Oil on the trunk indicates that the lubrication system works.

How-To's & Guides

Chopping wood

Wood is one of the oldest sources of energy known to man. And with rising energy prices, wood burning has gained renewed relevance – not just as a cosy feature but to heat homes. Here are some tips that make it easier and safer to chop wood – or rather to split it.

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How-To's & Guides

How to open the chainsaw tank cap

The flip up cap on a Husqvarna chainsaw makes it easy to add more fuel to your chainsaw when out in the forest – even when wearing gloves. Press the cap and turn with your hand or use a screwdriver if needed.

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Learn & Discover

Learn & Discover

Bars & chains guide

Minimise power equipment maintenance with battery tools

Stay safe and warm – the chainsaw accessories you need to get started

6 steps to successful tree felling

How to check that the chain lubrication works on your chainsaw

Chopping wood

How to open the chainsaw tank cap

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