Husqvarna 445 Chainsaw

For the occasional user needing a powerful chainsaw for logging, tree felling and property maintenance jobs, the 45.7cc Husqvarna 445 chainsaw is the ideal chainsaw to have around.  The 445 is mid-upper range in Husqvarna’s range of occasional use chainsaws and is built to the standard you would expect from one of the world’s leading manufacturers of professional chainsaws.

The Husqvarna 445 is packed full of features such as:-

• Air Injection – to pre clean the air before it enters the air filter to give longer filter life.
• Low Vib – to minimise as far as possible the user’s exposure to vibration.
• Smart Start – to reduce the effort required to start the chainsaw to a minimum.
• X-Torq – to reduce emissions, improve fuel efficiency and increase engine torque.

Starting and stopping the Husqvarna 445 is made easy with the combined on/off and choke control.  A single lever controls the running, choke, half choke and stop functions.

A visible fuel level means that you can see when it is time to refuel. The flip-up tank caps make opening and closing the fuel and chain oil tanks easy when refuelling and refilling with chain oil.

Chain tensioning is achieved on the Husqvarna 445 by loosening a single nut (combination tool provided) and using the side chain tensioner which keeps your hands away from the chain whilst turning the adjuster. An aluminium side case makes the 445 more robust than other chainsaws on the market that use a plastic side case.

Access to the air filter is easy thanks to the snap-lock top cover which can be removed quickly to gain access to the top of the engine.  Being able to snap off the cover is essential to minimising down time for those routine maintenance tasks.

The Husqvarna 445 chainsaw is the perfect choice for anyone wanting a pro-grade occasional use chainsaw. This powerful all-rounder combines performance with fuel efficiency at a down to earth price.

The Husqvarna 445 is available with a 13” (33cm), 15” (38cm) or 18” (45cm) guide bar. Please note, cutting length will always be a little shorter than the bar length because of the way guide bars are measured. The difference between the guide bar length and cutting length varies by chainsaw model.