🔵 Husqvarna - 545RXT BRUSHCUTTER ALL EX US50
The Husqvarna 545RXT AutoTune™ is a petrol brushcutter designed for professional users, offering reliable performance in demanding garden, farm, contractor, and property-maintenance applications.
Description
The Husqvarna 545RXT AutoTune™ is a petrol brushcutter designed for professional users, offering reliable performance in demanding garden, farm, contractor, and property-maintenance applications. Its combination of power, performance, and comfort ensures high productivity and low user strain.
Ideal for: Professionals seeking a durable and efficient brushcutter for heavy-duty tasks in various environments.
Main benefit: Enhanced productivity and reduced user fatigue through advanced features and ergonomic design.
Why buy this product?
- Efficient Engine: The X-Torq® engine provides high fuel efficiency and reduced exhaust emissions, making it both economical and environmentally friendly.
- AutoTune™ Technology: Automatically adjusts the engine for optimal performance, ensuring consistent power regardless of fuel quality, climate, or altitude.
- Ergonomic Design: Features adjustable handles and a Balance XT2 harness to reduce strain during extended use, enhancing comfort and control.
- Optimized Shaft and Gear: The improved shaft and gear design offers an optimal cutting angle, facilitating efficient and precise trimming.
- Simple Starting Procedure: Initiate the engine with ease by purging, pressing the start button, and pulling the cord, streamlining the startup process.
Key features:
- Cutting Width: 49 cm, allowing for efficient coverage of large areas.
- Output Shaft Power: 2.2 kW, delivering robust performance for tough tasks.
- Weight: 8.6 kg (excluding cutting equipment), offering a balance between durability and maneuverability.
- Fuel Tank Volume: 0.9 liters, providing extended operational time between refueling.
- Vibration Level: Equivalent vibration levels of 3.2 m/s² (left handle) and 2.9 m/s² (right handle), minimizing user fatigue during prolonged use.

