Jacksons Mower Centre

Providing Chainsaws in Mackay

  • Quality Equipment
  • Affordable Prices
  • Leading Brands

Mackay Chainsaws

At Jacksons Mower Centre, we stock a wide range of chainsaws in Mackay to suit everything from backyard maintenance to heavy-duty cutting. Our selection includes battery-powered, electric, and petrol models from leading brands such as Stihl, designed for power, comfort, and control. Whether you're pruning trees, cutting firewood, or tackling larger jobs, we’ve got the right tool for you.


We understand that every job is different, which is why we offer expert advice to help match you with the perfect chainsaw. From lightweight models for occasional use to high-performance saws for professional work, our range is built for durability and ease of use.


With reliable equipment and after-sales support, we make it easy to get the job done safely and efficiently. Call us at 07 4957 5450 or visit our showroom to find the right chainsaw for your needs. We also offer a great range of whipper snippers, mowers and other outdoor power equipment.

How to choose the right chainsaw

Choosing the right chainsaw in Mackay depends on how you plan to use it and the features that suit your needs. To help you make the right decision, here are five important things to consider when buying a new chainsaw:


  • Power Source: Decide between petrol, battery, or electric depending on the size of your job and access to power.
  •  Bar Length: Choose a bar length that suits the type of cutting you’ll be doing, from light pruning to heavy-duty felling.
  •  Weight and Balance: Look for a model that’s comfortable to hold and easy to manoeuvre for longer tasks.
  •  Safety Features: Ensure the chainsaw includes essential safety elements like chain brakes, anti-vibration handles, and chain catchers.
  • Maintenance Needs: Consider how often the chainsaw will need servicing and whether replacement parts are readily available.


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