REDMAX GZ550 - 20" 50 ga 3/8 (967684404)
$479.99 USD
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County Equipment Co.
1901 WILLISBURG RD
LAWRENCEBURG, KY 40342
DETAILS
| Price | $479.99 USD |
| Year | 0 |
| Make | REDMAX |
| Model | GZ550 - 20" 50 ga 3/8 (967684404) |
| Condition | Not Specified |
Description
| Tackle tough work at your property with the RedMax GZ550 chainsaw. This medium-duty saw is ready for anything from felling jobs to storm cleanup projects. Clean power technology reduces fuel consumption, while anti-vibration handles increase operator comfort. Powerful, productive and easy to use, RedMax chainsaws deliver all the power you need. |
Other
| Dimensions Weight (excl. cutting equipment): 12.8 lbs Engine Cylinder displacement: 3.39 cu.inch (55.5 cc) Power output: 3.49 hp Maximum power speed: 9000 rpm Fuel tank volume: 14.88 fl oz Fuel consumption: 2.29 lbs/h Idling speed: 2700 rpm Spark plug: Champion RCJ7Y, NGK BPMR7A Electrode gap: 0.5 in Torque, max.: 3.2 Nm Equipment Recommended bar length, max: 20 in Recommended bar length, min: 18 in Lubricant Oil tank volume: 0.7 US pint Oil pump type: Adjustable flow Sound and Noise Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA): 114 dB(A) Sound power level, measured: 112 dB(A) Vibration Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) front handle: 2.8 m/s² Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) rear handle: 3.4 m/s² |
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