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Husqvarna 525LK Mark II

Name: Husqvarna 525LK Mark II
Brand: Husqvarna
SKU: 970840702
Price: 499.0 GBP
Availability: InStoreOnly

1 kW

Output shaft power¹

46 cm

Cutting width

5.1 kg

Weight (excl. cutting equipment)

What's included

Husqvarna 525LK Mark II - 970 84 07‑02

Included

Trimmer head
T35 M10

Not included

Harness
Saw blade
Grass blade

Robust and highly versatile combi machine for multi-purpose use

Husqvarna 525LK Mark II is a robust and highly versatile 25cc petrol combi-machine compatible with a wide range of Husqvarna combi attachments. Easily switch between multiple tools for grass cutting, pruning, hedge trimming, edging, leaf blowing and more. With its large fuel tank, which helps minimise stops for refuelling, and a lightweight, well-balanced construction, this combi machine is ideal for frequent use in commercial applications. Easy connection to Husqvarna Fleet Services is ensured via the connectivity device, available as an accessory. Comes with trimmer attachment.

Features

Specifications

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	All ex US50, TA 850 incl T35 970 84 07‑02
Capacity
Cutting width	46 cm

	All ex US50, TA 850 incl T35 970 84 07‑02
Dimensions
Weight (excl. cutting equipment)	5.1 kg
Tube diameter	24 mm
Product size length	174.6 cm

	All ex US50, TA 850 incl T35 970 84 07‑02
Engine
Output shaft power ¹	1 kW
Cylinder displacement	25.4 cm³
Maximum rpm output shaft	6,500 rpm
Fuel tank volume	21.98 fl oz (US)
Fuel tank volume	0.65 l

	All ex US50, TA 850 incl T35 970 84 07‑02
Equipment
Gear ratio	1.46
Drive gear angle	30 °
Harness	Not included
Saw blade	Not included
Trimmer head	T35 M10
Grass blade	Not included

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Owner support

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¹Output shaft power: Petrol products - Net power rating as per ISO 8893, Battery products measured comparable to petrol products

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