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Makita EA4301F45B, 43-cc Petrol Chainsaw with 18 inch Guide Bar | Used for Landscaping, Cutting Trees and Logging Woods
SKU: MK-GT-MK-223
₹33500 (Including GST)
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Short Description
Makita EA4301F45B, 43-cc Petrol Chainsaw
18-inch (45.72 cm) Guide Bar Length
Country of origin: Japan
Description
Chainsaws are types of equipment that are used to cut down trees. Makita Chainsaw machines can come in petrol variant and the blade size can vary from 16 inches to 24 inches(40.64-60.96 cm) depending on the brand and the model. For the garden purpose, people normally need chainsaw machines and for commercial use in forest areas, people buy petrol chainsaws.
Features
:- Compact and lightweight body for better handling.
- Low vibration achieved by adopting rubber and spring as anti-vibration components
Specification
:- Brand: MAKITA
- Model No: EA4301F45B
- Chain blade Pitch: 3/8" Gauge (0.9525 cm) Approx.
- Displacement: 43cc
- Engine power: 3hp
- Fuel Tank: 0.48L
- Bar Length: 18 inch (45.72 cm) Approx.
- Chain Oil tank: 0.28L
- Weight: 7 Kg (Approx.)
Applications
:- Used for felling/cutting trees, logging woods, cutting bamboos, 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.
