Husqvarna T435 Chainsaw On Sale

With 12" Bar

Mid-sized X-Torq® tree care saw. The low weight and well-balanced saw body makes it very easy to work with.

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Are you currently a tree care professional? The Husqvarna T435 is really a mid-sized, top-handled chainsaw you are able to count on season after season. This lightweight-but-powerful chainsaw is preparing to tackle tree pruning at parks, vineyards, orchards and residential properties. The well-balanced body makes it simple to work, while an X-Torq® engine delivers a greater level of fuel efficiency.

Anti-vib system designed to reduce vibration levels to the user, which decreases user fatigue. Side chain tensioning permits quick and convenient chain tightening when on the job. Delivers lower fuel consumption and reduced exhaust emission levels in respect with the world´s most stringent environmental regulations. Rope attachment makes it simple to hoist the saw up into a tree. Chain break window with improved design permits better visibility of the guide bar tip. The Husqvarna T435 is really a top-handled chainsaw with a 35cc 2.1hp engine.

This mid-sized but highly useful chainsaw is perfect for tree pruning at home or on the farm, in orchards, or on any other contract job. It is well-balanced, super easy to work, and comes with the famous Husky X-Torq engine that generates a greater level of fuel efficiency. It's reliable, durable, and it doesn't look half bad either! Top handle chainsaws are good for working with while you're up trees, and that's essentially what they're designed for. However, people often use them for clearing smaller trees and brush, trimming, and limbing trees which can be already down.

The Husqvarna T435 weighs 7.5 pounds without the bar and chain, and with empty fuel and oil tanks. It's a lot lighter than regular chainsaws for felling trees, etc. The very best handle causes it to be easier to maneuver when climbing and in consume trees. This saw will often be confused with the Husqvarna 435, but they are two different chainsaws. It's a totally different design and the 435 number is simply linked to the Husky generation and cylinder displacement.