ID 6824 GASOLINE CHAINSAW MACHINE [GASOLINE] - 27777

Yes, absolutely. The ID 6824 is engineered specifically for professional and heavy-duty applications. Its 62CC engine, 2.6 kW rated power output, and 600mm (24") guide bar place it firmly in the professional category. It is built to handle large-diameter tree felling, commercial logging, land clearing, and sustained construction site use — tasks that would overwhelm a consumer-grade chainsaw. The anti-vibration system and automatic oiling further confirm its design for all-day, high-intensity operation.

The key difference is power source and portability. The ID 6824 runs on gasoline (petrol), making it completely cordless and independent of any power outlet — ideal for remote forestry, large land plots, and outdoor job sites far from electricity. It also delivers significantly more raw power (2.6 kW from a 62CC engine) compared to most electric models. Electric chainsaws, by contrast, are quieter and require less maintenance but are limited by cord length or battery capacity and are better suited to lighter, domestic tasks.

The ID 6824 comes as a complete, ready-to-use kit. Every unit ships with the chainsaw machine itself, a precision-engineered Ideal chain, a 600mm guide bar, an oil can for initial filling, a wrench for chain tensioning and maintenance, and a guide book with operating and safety instructions. This means you have everything required to assemble and begin cutting immediately upon delivery, without needing to source additional parts separately.

The ID 6824 uses a 25:1 fuel-to-oil ratio, meaning 25 parts unleaded petrol to 1 part two-stroke engine oil. It is important to use the correct ratio to ensure proper engine lubrication and prevent premature wear or engine damage. Notably, the machine features an automatic oiling system for the chain and bar — this is a separate system from the engine fuel mix and uses the dedicated 260ml oil tank to lubricate the cutting components automatically during operation.

The automatic chain lubrication system on the ID 6824 continuously pumps bar and chain oil from the 260ml oil tank onto the guide bar and chain as the engine runs. This happens without any manual input from the operator — there is no need to stop work to apply oil or pre-mix lubricant with fuel. The system ensures the chain and bar are consistently and evenly lubricated throughout operation, which reduces friction, prevents overheating, extends the life of the chain and bar, and maintains cutting efficiency over long work sessions.

With a 600mm (24-inch) guide bar, the ID 6824 can effectively cut through logs and tree trunks with a diameter of up to approximately 45–50cm (18–20 inches) in a single pass, as the usable cutting length is slightly less than the full bar length. For larger diameter trunks, professional operators can use a two-cut technique — cutting from both sides — to fell trees significantly wider than the bar length. This makes the ID 6824 capable of handling very large mature trees that are common in commercial forestry and land-clearing operations.

Yes. The ID 6824 is specifically engineered with an anti-vibration damping system to address exactly this problem. Vibration is one of the primary causes of operator fatigue, hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS), and reduced control during chainsaw use. The anti-vibration mounts isolate the engine's vibration from the handles, meaning significantly less vibration is transmitted to your hands and arms during operation. This allows you to work for longer periods with greater comfort and maintain better control of the saw, reducing the risk of fatigue-related accidents on the job.

Kickback is one of the most serious hazards associated with chainsaw use, and the ID 6824 addresses this directly with an instant-stop chain brake mechanism. If the tip of the guide bar contacts an object unexpectedly and causes the saw to kick back toward the operator, the safety system activates automatically and instantaneously, stopping the chain within milliseconds. This dramatically reduces the risk of serious injury. Additionally, always ensure you are using the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) such as chainsaw chaps, gloves, and a helmet with visor, and follow all guidelines in the included guide book for safe operation.

Difficulty starting a gasoline chainsaw is usually caused by a few common issues. First, verify that you are using the correct 25:1 fuel-to-oil mixture with fresh unleaded petrol — stale or incorrectly mixed fuel is a leading cause of starting problems. Second, ensure the 550ml fuel tank is adequately filled and the fuel valve is open. Third, check that the choke is set correctly for a cold or warm start as described in the guide book. If the saw has not been used for an extended period, the carburettor may need cleaning. For persistent issues, we recommend consulting the included guide book or contacting our support team for assistance.