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Petrol Chainsaws

HUSQVARNA 61

61.5 cm³

Cylinder displacement

2.9 kW

Output shaft power¹

18.4 m/s

Chain speed at max power

What's included

HUSQVARNA 61 - 967 06 24‑90

Included

Nose type
Hard nose
Spikes
Mounted
Chain type
H42
Bar length (inch)
20 in

61

A reliable, rugged and powerful saw in 60 cc class. One of Husqvarna’s classic all-round saws for part-time users for applications that require high power, especially for felling and cutting tougher dimensions and using longer bars. Our LowVib® vibration damping system makes it easy to work with, even during longer work shifts.

Features

Specifications

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	20" HN 3/8" 1,5 mm H42 967 06 24‑90
Engine
Output shaft power ¹	2.9 kW
Cylinder displacement	61.5 cm³
Chain speed at max power	18.4 m/s

	20" HN 3/8" 1,5 mm H42 967 06 24‑90
Equipment
Recommended bar length, min	33 cm
Pitch	3/8"
Recommended bar length, max	70 cm
Chain type	H42
Bar length	50 cm
Bar length (inch)	20 in

	20" HN 3/8" 1,5 mm H42 967 06 24‑90
Dimensions
Weight (excl. cutting equipment)	6.2 kg

	20" HN 3/8" 1,5 mm H42 967 06 24‑90
Sound and noise
Sound pressure level at operators ear (LpA)	102 dB(A)

	20" HN 3/8" 1,5 mm H42 967 06 24‑90
Vibration
Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) rear handle	6.9 m/s²
Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) front handle	6.2 m/s²

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Owner support

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¹Output shaft power: Petrol products - Net power rating as per ISO 7293, Battery products measured comparable to petrol products

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