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I've always been a husky person. Started with jonsred 35 years ago. Moved into gardening 6 years ago. Changed to stihl kombi kit 3 years ago. Converted to battery last year. Best move ever. I also have have the pleasure of using husky battery hedgeytrimmers and battery chainsaws for the last few years. The stihl battery kit is wonderful. The husky battery stuff is sh1t. Remember that I'm husky.

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Stere
Stere

Have  a look at makita also they do a cordless everything            

Mr. Squirrel
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Hated the old Stihl battery top handle. The chain brake being the on/off switch just wasn't ok in my opinion.  Used the husqy a bit, and seems good. If I didn't have a 150 I'd get one. Just not i

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Worked on a Stihl 161T battery saw today, not oiling, oil pump buried inside the the machine, drive gear consists of a ribbed band around the motor, this is supposed to be bonded to the motor, however

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Stere

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Just did a 100m hawthorn hedge with 3 yrs growth with the makita  trimmer took 1 and a half 5amp batteries

 

Had to use looper on   fatter stems (some near 1 inch) bit trimmer did majority.

 

 

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