Husqvarna FS 309 Concrete Saw - 967678301
The FS 300-series includes lightweight and compact floor saws. These saws are ideal for small repair jobs and are very easy to handle. They can be transported in any small vehicle. Shown with OPTIONAL water tank.
Features
- Ideal for cutting in difficult to access job sites, very small road repair jobs and residential jobs
- Left-hand sawing only
- Very light weight facilitating easy transport and handling
- Adjustable handle and extendable right rear wheel for increased stability
- Engine and blade shaft mounting system increases comfort and gives excellent cutting performance
- IntelliSeal blade shaft system allows for a minimum of 250 maintenance-free hours without daily greasing of bearings
- Adjustable handle provides a closer and more comfortable position to the cutting side for easier alignment and straighter cuts
- Handle can also be folded for transport
- Clear depth indicator is adjustable for all blade diameters
- Water tank and diamond blades are sold separately
Specifications
| MPN |
967678301 |
| Power Source |
Honda Gas |
| Maximum Power |
8-1/2 hp (6 kW) |
| Maximum Blade Diameter |
14" (350 mm) |
| Arbor |
1" (25 mm) |
| Maximum Depth of Cut |
4-5/8" (117 mm) |
| Dimensions |
36" x 15" x 39" (915 x 381 x 990 mm) |
| Weight |
117 lb (53 kg) |
What our Experts Think
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Professional‑grade core drilling in a compact package
Lightweight yet rugged, the DMS 180 offers reliable performance for concrete, masonry and structural penetrations — ideal for plumbing, HVAC, electrical and utility holes up to 6 in (150 mm) diameter.
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Easy setup with accurate alignment
The V‑groove roller carriage and rigid stand ensure straighter holes with minimal adjustment, while the mechanical clutch and overload protection safeguard the motor — reducing downtime and maintenance.
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Simple, job‑ready power
Runs on standard 100–120 V single‑phase power with a ~2.3–2.5 hp motor, so it’s plug‑and‑play on most jobsites without special power gear — boosting productivity for contractors and rental pros.
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Angle drilling flexibility
Stand tilts for angled drilling, expanding its versatility for awkward penetrations and non‑standard positions — a valuable feature on renovation and retrofit projects.
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Portable & user‑friendly design
At about ~51 lbs total weight, the rig is easy to transport, set up and move between locations, reducing operator fatigue and increasing jobsite flow.
Q&A
Q: What is the Husqvarna DMS 180 Core Drill Rig?
A: A lightweight corded core drill rig designed for professional concrete and masonry drilling with accurate, powerful performance in a compact, easy‑to‑transport package.
Q: What drilling capacity does it offer?
A: It supports core drilling up to 6 in (≈150 mm) diameter and has a 19 in (≈480 mm) drilling stroke, suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical holedrilling and general construction tasks.
Q: What power and motor specs does model 966916101 use?
A: Equipped with a 2.3–2.5 hp (~1.8–1.9 kW) electric motor, running on 100–120 V, single‑phase power with ~15 A current and built‑in electronic overload protection.
Q: What design features improve accuracy and safety?
A: A V‑groove roller carriage ensures precise alignment, and a mechanical clutch helps protect the motor from damage during heavy drilling.
Q: How easy is it to use and transport?
A: It’s lightweight (~51 lb / ~23 kg) and compact with an integrated carrier handle and optional vacuum or anchor base for quick setup, making it ideal for rental shops and mobile jobsite use.
Q: Where is this drill best used?
A: Great for concrete core drilling in construction, renovation, utility installation, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical penetration applications where precision and portability are needed
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect bits & tooling before each use; replace worn or damaged core bits.
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Clean dust, slurry & debris from rails, slides, and motor area after every job.
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Check and tighten all fasteners before operation to ensure rig stability.
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Maintain water feed system — flush hoses and nozzles to avoid clogs.
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Lubricate rails, lead screws, and moving parts per manual intervals.
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Monitor electrical cables & connections for wear or damage; repair promptly.
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Verify mounting anchors/bases are secure before drilling starts.
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Inspect and service the drive motor & gearbox at scheduled intervals.
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Store the rig dry and protected to prevent corrosion and electrical issues.
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Follow operator manual service schedule for professional checks and part replacement
