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Petrol Brushcutters

HUSQVARNA 131RB

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
43 cm
Cutting width
0.9 kW
Output shaft power1
10.2 kg
Weight (excl. cutting equipment)
What's included
HUSQVARNA 131RB - 967 84 33‑01
Included
  • Grass blade
    Multi 330-2
  • Harness
    Single harness
Not included
  • Saw blade
  • Trimmer head

131RB

Specially adapted for farm work, this backpack brushcutter offers a robust, durable construction, as well as increased efficiency and handling thanks to the anti-vibration handle and easy-to-use speed control. The tool-less filter cover makes the filter easy to access for cleaning. A metal skid plate protects the fuel tank whereas the metal clutch cover and die cast reinforced bevel gear provides durability and long lifetime.

Specifications

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Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Engine

Cylinder displacement

32.6 cm³

Output shaft power

1
0.9 kW

Fuel tank volume

1.15 l

Fuel Consumption

550 g/kWh

Maximum power speed

7,000 rpm

Idling speed

2,700 rpm

Maximum rpm output shaft

10,000 rpm

Electrode gap

0.6 mm

Clutch engagement speed (±120)

4,320 rpm

Torque, max.

1.15 Nm

Torque, max. at rpm

7,000 rpm

Spark Plug

NGK BPM7A
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Equipment

Grass blade

Multi 330-2

Harness

Single harness

Saw blade

Not included

Trimmer head

Not included

Handle type

Loop / back-pack frame
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Control

Connectivity

Not applicable
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Capacity

Cutting width

43 cm
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Transmission

Gear ratio

0.74

Drive gear angle

30 °
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Dimensions

Tube diameter

26 mm

Weight (excl. cutting equipment)

10.2 kg

Tube length

1,495 mm
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Lubricant

Lubricant type (Engine)

Husqvarna 2 stroke or equiv. at 50:1

Lubricant type (bevel gear)

Mineral grease
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Sound and noise

Sound pressure level at operators ear (LpA)

92.4 dB(A)

Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA)

115 dB(A)
Backpack Float Carb
967 84 33‑01
Vibration

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) left handle

4.58 m/s²

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) right handle

2.58 m/s²

Owner support

Manuals, handbooks, spare parts, guides, and related information for 131RB can be found in the product support.
Product support for 131RB
Disclaimer:
  • 1Output shaft power: Petrol products - Net power rating as per ISO 8893, Battery products measured comparable to petrol products

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