- Husqvarna 371 XP chainsaws use a variety of bars that range from 15 to 28 inches long with a cutting length between 14 and 27 inches. The drive sprocket has seven teeth that attaches to the chain. This model uses Husqvarna H42 and EM S48 saw chains or Oregon 73VL, 73LG and 73L chains. The Husqvarna 371 XP includes a combination spanner that helps operators assemble and maintain the chainsaw as well as an operator's manual. A bar guard protects the bar and chain against wear and tear while not in use.
- A Husqvarna 371 XP has a chain catcher that helps prevent operator injury in case the chain jumps off track or snaps. The right hand guard protects against similar chain malfunctions while inhibiting interference from protruding twigs and branches during cutting. The front hand guard blocks the chain from hitting the left hand if the operator loses grip on the front handle. Vibration dampening units insulate the user from vibration, making the chainsaw safer and easier to use.
- Husqvarna 371 XP engines utilize an FHP capacitor discharge ignition system with a Champion RCJ7Y spark plug. This model has an automatic oil pump and an oil tank with a capacity of 0.89 pts. The fuel system uses a Walbro HD12 carburetor with a fuel tank that has a capacity of 1.63 pts. This motor is kept clean via an air filter and a fuel filter. The engine is protected by a cylinder cover and a starter cover.
- The Husqvarna 371 XP uses a chain brake that is manually triggered or automatically initiated by a free-swinging pendulum that forms the inertia release mechanism. A stop switch turns the engine off and enables ingition. A pair of independent return springs form the throttle lock and control, altering throttle levels while ensuring the system is locked in an idle setting when the throttle is released. This chainsaw has a pull starter and a choke control.
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