In StockPower Tools
Gasoline Chainsaw, BT-CSG58H
Quick Specs
- CategoryPower Tools
- AvailabilityIn stock — Industrial Area
- WarrantyManufacturer terms
- DeliverySame/next day in Kampala
- Genuine OEM unit
- Spare parts stocked locally
- On-site commissioning available
Specifications
Technical specifications
- Engine type
- Two-stroke petrol; runs on a pre-mixed fuel, never straight petrol.
- Displacement
- 58 cc, about 3.5 cubic inches.
- Rated output power
- 2.4 kW, about 3.2 hp.
- Fuel mixture ratio
- 25:1 — 40 ml of two-stroke oil per litre of petrol.
- Starter and build
- Listed with a metal starter and a heavy-duty build.
- Packing
- 2 pcs per carton, 0.064 m³ per carton.
- Cooling
- Air-cooled; keep the cylinder fins and air intake clear of sawdust.
- Bar, pitch and gauge
- Not published; match the old bar or a link of the old chain.
Figures given as ranges cover the models JamaliTech stocks in this class. Confirm the exact unit against your application before ordering.
Applications
What it is used for
JamaliTech in Industrial Area, Kampala can supply saws in this class: the BT-CSG58H is a 58 cc two-stroke petrol chainsaw rated 2.4 kW, about 3.2 hp, listed by the manufacturer with a metal starter and a heavy-duty build. It runs on a 25:1 mix — 40 ml of two-stroke oil to a litre of petrol, or 200 ml to a 5-litre jerrycan. No bar length, pitch or gauge is published, so check with the counter which model is on the floor before you travel, and bring your old bar or chain when you come for a replacement.
- Felling and cross-cutting eucalyptus and pine on plantation woodlots in Mukono, Mpigi and Luwero.
- Bucking logs to length at the timber yards around Ndeeba, Kireka and Bwaise before they reach the bench saw.
- Clearing fallen trees and blocked access roads after the March-May and September-November rains.
- Cutting firewood and timber offcuts for institutional kitchens, brick kilns and bakeries upcountry.
- Site clearance on construction jobs where there is no mains power for an electric saw.
Questions buyers ask
What chain do I buy for this saw?
Do not order from the model number alone — the manufacturer publishes no bar length, pitch, gauge or drive-link count for this saw. The bar itself is stamped with those details near the mounting slot. Read them off, or bring the bar or a section of the old chain to our counter in Kampala and we will match it in front of you.
How do I mix the fuel?
The published ratio is 25:1 — 40 ml of two-stroke oil to a litre of petrol, or 200 ml to a 5-litre jerrycan. Mix it in a clean container rather than in the tank, and use fresh petrol. The manufacturer publishes no fuel or chain-oil tank capacity for this model, so do not plan around any figure for those; read the machine itself. Never run it on straight petrol.
What is the difference between the BT-CSG58H and the BT-CSG58?
The published engine specifications are identical: 2 stroke, 58 cc, 2.4 kW, 25:1, 2 pcs per carton at 0.064 m³. The difference is in the listing — the H page adds a metal starter and a heavy-duty type, while the plain page lists only the model code. If the saw will be started dozens of times a day, ask us about the H variant at the counter.
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