The Husqvarna 440E is a lightweight and efficient all-round saw, ideal for those looking for a chainsaw that is exceptionally easy to start and maneuver. Featuring X-Torq� engine for lower fuel consumption and reduced emission levels. Equipped with Smart Start, fuel pump and auto return stop switch for easier starting. Easier handling with tool-less chain
The Husqvarna 440E is a lightweight and efficient all-round saw, ideal for those looking for a chainsaw that is exceptionally easy to start and maneuver. Featuring X-Torq� engine for lower fuel consumption and reduced emission levels. Equipped with Smart Start, fuel pump and auto return stop switch for easier starting. Easier handling with tool-less chain tensioner.
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This saw is a champ! Just enough power for the 16″ bar I bought a smaller Husky, and had to exchange it for this one. It is the largest in Husquvarna’s “Homeowner” series. Sometimes I wish I’d gotten a bigger saw; it bogs down easily if you lean on it when the bar is buried, but for limbing and logs up to 14″ it works great, and I like the lighter weight. It fits in a medium sized backpack too. You can cut logs up to 32″ if you don’t rush. I keep it performing like a more powerful saw by buying a couple spare chains, and having them…
Husqvarna 440E chainsaw This saw is definitely a cut above (pun intended) the average consumer-level chainsaw. Some describe the Husky 440E as a “prosumer” saw, and I think that’s accurate. I recently felled and cut up four oak trees that ranged in diameter from 15 to 18 inches in diameter with my new 440, which is fitted with a 16-inch bar. Perhaps due to the narrow-kerf bar-and-chain combination, the saw made all of the cuts with no sign of laboring. It should easily handle the additional demands of an…
Workhorse, but sometimes tricky to start As this is my first chainsaw, I am trying to be extremely thorough in it’s care and use.The first use of the saw, it was very easy to start and run. There was no issue with re-starting it, according to the instructions.The second use of the saw, it started as expected. However, warm starts are challenging. The saw gets cold so quickly that every start should be performed as a cold start, unless you stall it and immediately attempt to re-start it. Adding fuel / chain oil…