Oleo-Mac GSH 400 is a petrol chainsaw with a 38.9 cm³ two-stroke engine producing 2.5 kW of power and equipped with a 35 cm guide bar. Designed for domestic and property maintenance, this chainsaw is intended for cutting firewood, pruning, and light forestry tasks. Its combination of engine displacement and bar length makes it suitable for intermittent heavy cutting and a variety of general-purpose outdoor jobs.
Advantages
The Oleo-Mac GSH 400 offers a balance of power and maneuverability thanks to its 38.9 cm³ two-stroke motor and a compact 35 cm guide bar, allowing effective cutting with manageable weight. The 2.5 kW output provides sufficient performance for splitting logs, trimming branches, and other light forestry work. The saw's configuration is adapted to users who need a petrol-powered tool for outdoor maintenance without the complexity of larger professional models.
Suitable for
- Cutting firewood and splitting logs for domestic heating
- Pruning and trimming trees and shrubs
- Light forestry and garden maintenance
- Property upkeep where a petrol chainsaw is preferred
Key specifications
- Engine type: two-stroke petrol engine
- Engine displacement: 38.9 cm³
- Power output: 2.5 kW
- Guide bar length: 35 cm
- Intended use: domestic and light forestry tasks
How to use
Before starting, check fuel and oil levels and ensure the chain is properly tensioned and lubricated. Start the two-stroke engine according to the manufacturer's starting procedure, observe safe starting positions, and allow the engine to warm up briefly at idle. Use firm two-handed grip and maintain correct body stance while cutting. For pruning and smaller branches, use controlled, shallow cuts; for cutting firewood, position the bar and make steady through-cuts. Stop the engine before performing maintenance, refuelling, or adjusting the chain.
Usage recommendations
Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety gloves, chainsaw trousers or chaps, eye and hearing protection, and sturdy footwear. Operate the chainsaw on stable ground, avoid cutting above shoulder height, and follow local regulations for fuel handling and emissions. For prolonged or heavy tasks, allow regular breaks and inspect the chain and bar frequently to maintain cutting efficiency.
