1/4
Chainsaws

HUSQVARNA T540 XP® II

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
37.7 cm³
Cylinder displacement
1.8 kW
Output shaft power1
19.4 m/s
Chain speed at max power
What's included
HUSQVARNA T540 XP® II - 967 28 75‑14
Included
  • Nose type
    Sprocket nose
  • Spikes
    Enclosed
  • Chain type
    S93G
  • Bar length (inch)
    14 in

Powerful 38cc top-handle chainsaw for professional tree climbers

Husqvarna T540 XP® is designed for the high-end top handle saw segment, targeting professional customers like full pro arborists, landscapers, garden contractors and utility services who need excellent performance in combination with the best ergonomics.

Features

Specifications

Compare specifications and features with similar Husqvarna products.
Compare
14" SN 3/8 mini" 1,3 mm S93G
967 28 75‑14
Engine

Output shaft power

1
1.8 kW

Cylinder displacement

37.7 cm³

Chain speed at max power

19.4 m/s
14" SN 3/8 mini" 1,3 mm S93G
967 28 75‑14
Equipment

Recommended bar length, min

30 cm

Pitch

3/8" mini

Recommended bar length, max

40 cm

Chain type

S93G

Bar length

35 cm

Bar length (inch)

14 in
14" SN 3/8 mini" 1,3 mm S93G
967 28 75‑14
Dimensions

Weight (excl. cutting equipment)

3.9 kg
14" SN 3/8 mini" 1,3 mm S93G
967 28 75‑14
Sound and noise

Sound pressure level at operators ear (LpA)

104 dB(A)

Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA)

116 dB(A)
14" SN 3/8 mini" 1,3 mm S93G
967 28 75‑14
Vibration

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) rear handle

4.2 m/s²

Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) front handle

3.5 m/s²
14" SN 3/8 mini" 1,3 mm S93G
967 28 75‑14
Emission

Exhaust emissions (CO₂ EU V)

2
968 g/kWh

Owner support

Manuals, handbooks, spare parts, guides, and related information for T540 XP® II can be found in the product support.
Product support for T540 XP® II
Disclaimer:
  • 1Output shaft power: Petrol products - Net power rating as per ISO 7293, Battery products measured comparable to petrol products
  • 2Exhaust emissions (CO₂ EU V): This CO2 measurement results from testing over a fixed test cycle under laboratory conditions a(n) (parent) engine representative of the engine type (engine family) and shall not imply or express any guarantee of the performance of a particular engine.

Related content

A person in work gear holding a chainsaw in a forest clearing, with a vehicle in the background.

Solutions
Professional logging supplies and forestry equipment

Buying Advice

4 things to consider when buying a chainsaw

Modern chainsaws are adapted to suit specific working conditions and users. Before buying a chainsaw, ask yourself a few questions about how you will use it. The answers will help you choose the right size and the right type of chainsaw.

Stories & Inspiration

Husqvarna X-CUT: Designing a better saw chain

For the first time, there are original Husqvarna saw chains, and they are made where it all once started – in Huskvarna, Sweden. Why, you might wonder. Well, the story actually starts at the end. Through all our research and development, making your output the highest possible has been the overarching goal.

Sunlight filtering through tall trees in a dense forest.

Stories & Inspiration
Husqvarna Tree Talks: The voice of today's tree professionals

Buying Advice

How to pick the best chainsaw for your needs

The difference between a good chainsaw and the best chainsaw for your specific need can be significant. We know which factors matter when you decide which saw is your perfect fit.

Products & Innovations

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.

Stories & Inspiration

Husqvarna chainsaws - powered by our users since 1959

Our desire to meet the real demands of forestry professionals has spurred us to create some of the world's best and most innovative chainsaws.

Sunlight filtering through a dense forest with cut tree logs scattered on the mossy ground.

Chainsaw Academy
How to fell a tree

Buying Advice

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.

How-To's & Guides

Storm-cleanup with chainsaws – how to stay safe when nature strikes

Families trapped in their homes. Trees coming straight at you while working. As a firefighter in frequently storm-hit Mississippi, Woodman Speights has plenty of experience of working with chainsaws in tough conditions. Like the dangerous task of storm cleanup – something that should only be done by trained professionals. “I’ve seen some serious damage,” he says.

Showing 10 of 24