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Your SOLO chainsaw - Specification

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3.10 Specification

Chain saw 644 651SP

651 /

651H

656SP

656 /

656H

Engine type SOLO single cylinder two-stroke engine

Engine capacity cm

45 51 56

Bore / stroke mm 42 / 32,6 45 / 32 47 / 32

Max. power kW/

at rpm rpm

2,6 /

10.200

2,7 /

9.400

2,9 /

9.500

2,8 /

9.400

3,2 /

9.500

Max. Drehmoment Nm /

at rpm rpm

2,8 /

6.500

2,9 /

6.000

3,0 /

6.000

3,0 /

6.000

3,3 /

6.000

Max. permissible speed rpm

no load with cutter

13.000

± 200

12.500

± 200

13.500

± 200

12.500

± 200

13.500

± 200

Medium idling speed rpm 2.700± 200

Clutch engagement speed rpm 4.200± 200

Fuel tank capacity l 0,6

Fuel mix ratio:

with SOLO 2T engine oil

with other two-stroke oils

1 : 50

1 : 25

Fuel consumption at max. power

(ISO 7293)

1,4

1,5

1,6

Specific consumption at max. power

(ISO 7293)

kWh

541

556

528

541

499

Capacity of the chain lubrication oil tank l 0,35

Carburettor All-position diaphragm carburettor with primer and

integrated fuel pump

Air filter Pre-filter

Main air filter

Fine-mesh strainer filter

large volume flow filter

Ignition Electronically controlled magneto ignition,

maintenance free

Sprocket teeth 7

Dimensions Height / Width / Length mm

with cutting gear 38 cm (15’’)

275 / 245 / 770

Weight without tank contents, guide bar and

chain kg

5,2

5,3

In determining the following values regarding the acceleration of vibrations and sound, the different

operating conditions were weighted in accordance with the current standards.

Sound pressure level L

Peq

(ISO 22868) dB(A) 101 101 101 101 102

Sound power level L

Weq

(ISO 22868) dB(A) 111 112 112 112 112

Weighted effective acceleration a

hv,eq

(ISO

22867) Handle r.h. side / handle l.h. side m/s

7,5 / 4,9

7,6 / 4,4

7,8 / 4,8

Build year of the power tool ! refer to the type plate on the power tool (Chapter 3.3, "Symbols on the

equipment and on the type plate").

Permissible cutting gear and the corresponding cutting lengths – see Chapter 9, "Permissible cutting

gear and further accessories" (page 40)