
In StockGasoline Chainsaw, BT-CSG58
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
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.
- Packing
- 2 pcs per carton, 0.064 m³ per carton.
- Cooling
- Air-cooled; blow the cylinder fins and air filter clear when cutting dusty timber.
- Bar, pitch and gauge
- Not published; read the markings on the bar or bring the old chain.
Figures given as ranges cover the models JamaliTech stocks in this class. Confirm the exact unit against your application before ordering.
What it is used for
JamaliTech in Industrial Area, Kampala can supply the BT-CSG58: a 58 cc two-stroke petrol chainsaw rated 2.4 kW, about 3.2 hp, running a 25:1 mix — 40 ml of two-stroke oil to every litre of petrol. It is the standard-build saw in the range, while the BT-CSG58H is the same engine listed with a metal starter and a heavy-duty type. No bar or chain details are published for either, so check with our Kampala counter which of the two is on the floor before you travel, and bring the bar with you before ordering a chain.
- Harvesting eucalyptus and pine woodlots in Mukono, Mpigi, Luwero and Nakaseke.
- Cross-cutting logs to transportable lengths at roadside landings before loading for Kampala.
- Cutting timber to size at sawmills and timber yards in Ndeeba, Kireka and Bwaise.
- Clearing storm-felled trees off farm tracks and compound entrances during the rainy seasons.
- Producing firewood for schools, institutional kitchens and rural bakeries.
- General land clearing and stump-height cutting ahead of ploughing or building.
Questions buyers ask
Is this the same machine as the BT-CSG58H?
The engine specifications published by the manufacturer 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 this page lists only the model code. If the saw will be started dozens of times a day, ask us about the H variant.
What fuel does it take?
A 25:1 petrol and two-stroke oil mix — 40 ml of oil per litre of petrol, or 200 ml in a 5-litre jerrycan. Mix it in a separate clean container and shake before filling. Straight petrol will seize the engine in minutes, and too much oil fouls the plug and coats the exhaust port. Use fresh petrol; mixed fuel left standing for weeks starts hard.
Can I order a chain by quoting the model number?
No, and this is the most common way people end up with a chain that will not fit. The manufacturer publishes no bar length, pitch, gauge or drive-link count for this model. Every guide bar carries those details stamped near the mounting slot — read them off, or bring the bar or a section of the old chain to our counter in Kampala.


