NCH H2600, 25-cc Petrol Chainsaw Machine with 12 inch Guide Bar | 0.9 kw, 2-stroke Engine 5.0

Specifications Brand: NCH Power : 0.9 kw Fuel Used : Petrol Displacement : 25 cc Stroke : 2 Weight (Approx.) : 5 kg Model No : NCH H2600 Speed : 8000 RPM Chain Length : 12 inch ( 30.48 cm) Approx. Fuel Tank Capacity : 550 ml Description Discover the full potential of the NCH H2600, a 2-stroke, 25-cc, 0.9 kW petrol chainsaw. A strong and dependable machine built to handle even the most difficult cutting jobs. This chainsaw is designed to function exceptionally well, including a 25-cc engine and a 12-inch (30.48 cm) bar. This chainsaw is ideal for professional forestry work, land clearing, and chopping firewood since it has a sharpened tooth chain that makes it easy to cut through wood. This chainsaw's cutting-edge technology enables you to work longer and more productively by reducing emissions and improving fuel efficiency. This chainsaw's ergonomic design minimizes vibrations and provides a balanced, comfortable grip, minimizing user fatigue and increasing efficiency. Make an investment in this machine and make your cutting job easy and smooth. Features : Sturdy Design Efficient Cutting Capabilities Powerful Engine Easy to Operate Applications : Used for cutting tree, firewood, bamboo, tree branches, logging woods, etc. Usage : Before you start : > Check the petrol (fuel) supply and add petrol if required. > Take all the necessary safety precautions. Starting the engine : > Check the chain brake and engage it so that the chain don't move while operating. > Turn the on/off switch to the "on" position and open the choke. > Press the fuel primer button several times to fill the fuel from the tank into the carburetor. > Pull the starter cord then push the choke back in halfway when the engine starts to turn over. Pull the starter cord again. > Adjust the choke to the “run” position once the engine is running. > Allow the engine to be idle for about a minute to get warm and start working. > Turn the on/off switch to the “off” position when you’re ready to stop your chainsaw.