Saw chain H54 Semi Chisel 3/8'' 1,5 mm

Bars & chains guide

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

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.

Meet the Husqvarna H-Team - our most demanding users

We've handpicked a global group of highly skilled and respected ambassadors from among the best forest and park professionals in their countries. They are our H-team. And they are our most demanding users.

File and filing device recommendations

It’s all about the output: Introducing the Husqvarna X-CUT® saw chain

It’s designed for a single purpose: to optimize the performance of your Husqvarna chainsaw – and thereby maximize your output. This is how it works.

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.

Taking care of your cutting equipment

The chainsaw needs regular servicing to perform at its best and last for a long time. Here’s a guide to the things you can take care of yourself.

Tightening the chain on your Husqvarna chainsaw

The more you use a chain the longer it becomes. A slack chain can jump off and cause serious or even fatal injury. It is therefore important to adjust the chain regularly to take up the slack. Check the chain tension every time you refuel. NOTE! A new saw chain has a running-in period during which you should check the tension more frequently.

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.