Chainsaws

Superior Chainsaws in Townsville

Redmax

GZ3500T Chainsaw
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GZ5000 CHAINSAW
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GZ7100 CHAINSAW
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G9000
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Tree Maintenance & Felling

At Professional Small Engines, we supply, service and repair chainsaws for homeowners and businesses in Townsville and surrounds.

Chainsaws are powerful and versatile tools, essential for many different types of outdoor work. Whether you're a professional landscaper, a farmer or simply need to keep your property looking tidy, a chainsaw is an invaluable piece of equipment.

Our chainsaws come in a range of sizes and power options to suit your needs, from small, lightweight models for occasional use around the home, to larger and more powerful models for heavy-duty tasks like felling trees and cutting firewood. A range of safety features are also available, such as anti-vibration systems and chain brakes, to help keep you safe whilst working.

Visit our store today in Aitkenvale, Townsville for assistance. We also sell hedgers, mowers, line trimmers and more.

Using a Chainsaw Safely

When it comes to using a chainsaw, safety is absolutely essential. Here are a few basic tips to help you use your chainsaw safely and effectively:

Wear the right protective gear: Always wear a hard hat, safety glasses, ear protection, gloves and sturdy boots when operating a chainsaw.

Choose the right chainsaw for the job: Make sure you choose a chainsaw with the right bar length and power for the task you're undertaking.

Prepare your work area: Clear the area around the tree or object you'll be cutting, and make sure there are no obstacles or hazards nearby.

Start the chainsaw safely: Place the chainsaw on a flat surface, engage the chain brake, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for starting the saw.

Take breaks and stay alert: Chainsaw work can be tiring and dangerous, so take regular breaks to rest and stretch, and always stay focused on the task at hand.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I sharpen my chainsaw blade?

Chainsaws should be maintained on a daily basis when being used daily. For maximum equipment efficiency, your chainsaw should be sharpened after each serious usage period. This keeps the blade cutting smoothly and with less exertion, which makes more fluent, clean and safe cuts.
What are the signs of a faulty chainsaw?

A faulty chainsaw may exhibit a number of signs such as excessive vibration, smoke or sparks produced when running, dull or damaged cutters/teeth, an inability to stay running for more than a few seconds, poor starting performance and/or an unusual sound coming from the motor. If any of these signs are present, it is possible that the chainsaw may need repair or maintenance.