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Husqvarna 365

Product variant

Bar length

Bar length (inch)

65,1 cm³

Cylinder displacement

3,4 kW

Output shaft power¹

20,7 m/s

Chain speed at max power

What's included

Husqvarna 365 - 970 71 83‑15

Included

Nose type
Sprocket nose
Spikes
Mounted
Chain type
C85
Bar length (inch)
15 in

Professional 65cc chainsaw for the most demanding conditions

Husqvarna 365 is a saw for typical professional use. It has been developed in close cooperation with professional users working in the most demanding conditions. The low weight and high power are combined with a rugged engine, making this saw exceptionally versatile and suited for a wide variety of applications.

Features

Specifications

Compare specifications and features with similar Husqvarna products.

	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑15	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑18	3/8" C85 RSN 970 71 83‑24
Engine
Output shaft power ¹	3,4 kW	3,4 kW	3,4 kW
Cylinder displacement	65,1 cm³	65,1 cm³	65,1 cm³
Chain speed at max power	20,7 m/s	20,7 m/s	20,7 m/s

	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑15	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑18	3/8" C85 RSN 970 71 83‑24
Equipment
Recommended bar length, min	33 cm	33 cm	33 cm
Pitch	3/8"	3/8"	3/8"
Recommended bar length, max	70 cm	70 cm	70 cm
Chain type	C85	C85	C85
Bar length	38 cm	45 cm	60 cm
Bar length (inch)	15 in	18 in	24 in

	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑15	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑18	3/8" C85 RSN 970 71 83‑24
Dimensions
Weight (excl. cutting equipment)	6,4 kg	6,4 kg	6,4 kg

	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑15	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑18	3/8" C85 RSN 970 71 83‑24
Sound and noise
Sound pressure level at operators ear (LpA)	102,5 dB(A)	102,5 dB(A)	102,5 dB(A)

	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑15	3/8" C85 SN 970 71 83‑18	3/8" C85 RSN 970 71 83‑24
Vibration
Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) rear handle	8 m/s²	8 m/s²	8 m/s²
Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) front handle	5,7 m/s²	5,7 m/s²	5,7 m/s²

Owner support

Manuals, handbooks, spare parts, guides, and related information for 365 can be found in the product support.

Product support for 365

Disclaimer:

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

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