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Husqvarna X-Torq® engine explained

We offer a range of powerful battery machines. Still, for some tasks you occasionally need petrol powered machines. Our X-Torq® technology gives you the power and torque you need thanks to a highly efficient combustion.

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Husqvarna's History: More Than 325 Years of Innovation

Since starting out in 1689, Husqvarna, now part of Husqvarna Group, has manufactured a wide range of quality products. Excellent engineering skills, a strong a strong entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for quality products have led to innovative solutions, successfully taking the company from weapons, via sewing machines, stoves and motorcycles, to today’s cutting edge outdoor power products.

How to get the most out of your brushcutter

When it comes to clearing work, a brushcutter is your most versatile tool. In this brushcutter user guide, you find a list of tips on how to work safely and effectively with your Husqvarna brushcutter.

Choosing the right chainsaw chain: A few tips

If you want to get the most out of your chainsaw, it’s important that you choose the saw chain that is exactly right. Here are a few things to keep in mind.

Husqvarna’s trimmers and brushcutters – designed to better your business

Reduce the weight and increase the efficiency. That’s on the top of our list when we at Husqvarna develop new features for our grass trimmers and brushcutters. Here’s a closer look at what we’ve invented to make your business better.

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.

How to avoid getting the cutting bar stuck when pruning a tree with a pole saw

The last thing you want to happen is to get the cutting bar stuck in a branch when pruning a tree using a pole saw. To avoid this you should follow the technique illustrated in this short video. First you should make a short cut a short distance from the trunk from the underside of the branch. With this method you will avoid to have the bar stuck when you cut thicker branches. Next make a cut from above slightly closer to the trunk. Lastly cut the stump close to the trunk