Husqvarna

Husqvarna 135 Mark II 14in Petrol Chainsaw

Name: Husqvarna 135 Mark II 14in Petrol Chainsaw
Brand: Husqvarna
Price: 248.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

Petrol

£248.99

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Power SourcePetrol

BrandHusqvarna

Bar Length35cm

Handle TypeRear-handle

Duty ClassDomestic

Chain BrakeYes

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Overview

The 135 Mark II adds straightforward side chain adjustment to a compact 35cm setup. It suits a homeowner who expects repeated firewood or garden cutting and is comfortable with two-stroke fuel, chain care and appropriate safety gear.

Best For

Domestic firewood and small-tree work for experienced operators.

Key Specifications

Power Source	Petrol
Brand	Husqvarna
Bar Length	35cm
Handle Type	Rear-handle
Duty Class	Domestic
Chain Brake	Yes
Weight	4.68kg

Pros

38cc X-Torq engine, side chain tensioning, anti-vibration and inertia brake.

Things to Know

Petrol servicing and high operating noise; weight excludes bar and chain.

Best Garden Match Assessment

This chainsaw is best suited to Domestic firewood and small-tree work for experienced operators..

It performs strongly in areas like 38cc x-torq engine, side chain tensioning, anti-vibration and inertia brake..

You should consider an alternative if petrol servicing and high operating noise; weight excludes bar and chain would be a problem for your situation.

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