RBD 75cc Chain Saw- 2 stroke

• The 75CC chainsaw is designed to be a smaller and lighter alternative to the larger and more expensive chainsaw. It has a 0.75-inch pitch, which allows it to run on a lower amount of gas per hour than a 1-inch pitch chainsaw. It also has a cylinder displacement of 75 cubic centimeters, which means there's less power in each pull of the trigger, but more pulls with the same amount of gas. It features a 22-inch(55.88 cm) bar which allows it to cut through trees up to 22 inches(55.88 cm) in diameter, and it has an automatic lubrication system that ensures that your chainsaw will stay running smoothly as long as it's being used. It's bulky and comes with red plastic pieces all around it.

Features & Benefits

• Lightweight, powerful motor for efficient cutting
• Long-lasting, sharp chain for fast and clean-cut
• Ergonomic design for comfortable and safe use
• Automatic chain oiler for consistent lubrication and chain life
• Tool-less chain tensioner for easy adjustment
• A Low-kickback bar for added safety
• Easy start for quick and effortless starting

Machine Specifications

• Product Type: Petrol Chainsaw
• Brand: RBD
• Oil Tank Capacity : 260 ml
• Chain Pitch : 0.75 inch
• Displacement : 75cc
• Grip Type : Rubber Type
• Starter : Easy Starter
• Cylinder Type : Double Cylinder
• Fuel Used : Petrol
• Fuel Tank Capacity : 550 ml
• Fuel Consumption : 30-40 mins
• Speed : 3000 RPM
• Bar Length : 22 inch (55.88 cm) Approx.
• Power : 2 HP
• Weight : 9 K.g(Approx.)

Additional Information

• Applications:
• Used for cutting trees, bamboos, 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.