How to Become a Dealer for Husqvarna Chainsaws | Career Trend

How to Become a Dealer for Husqvarna Chainsaws

Written By
Anthony Rose
Anthony Rose
May 24, 2011
1 minute read

The Husqvarna Group is a manufacturer and distributor of a wide assortment of garden tools, including chainsaws. A network of dealers sell and service the company’s products throughout North America and Europe. Becoming a dealer for Husqvarna has several benefits, including growth incentives, marketing support and a wide variety of products to choose from. Dealers can carry the entire line of Husqvarna products or choose to simply sell chainsaws. Prospective retailers must pre-qualify to become a dealer.

Assess your current sales volume by reviewing your company's balance sheet. Determine the number of square feet in your facility by reviewing the terms of your lease or purchase agreement. These two pieces of information must be provided to Husqvarna during the pre-qualification process.

Navigate to the Husqvarna Retailer website (husqvarna.com). A link to the dealer page is in the Resources section.

Fill out the required fields on the form. Click the “Submit” button found on the bottom right side of the form.

Wait two to five business days to be contacted by Husqvarna sales representatives and finalize the dealer agreement.

Anthony Rose

Anthony Rose has been writing since 2009, covering home improvement, health, business and politics. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in history from Tulane University.

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