Husqvarna Aspen

[bolthole]

Is is a massive waste of time and money or what?

 

I was going to buy some to put in my saw/lawnmower when it wouldn't be used for a good while... months...

 

What does everyone reckon?

[John Shutler]

why not try serching for some threads on it

[Hodge]

i use it all the time now, buying 60 ltrs a month. its far better on your health.

[Johny Walker]

i use it all the time now, buying 60 ltrs a month. its far better on your health.

 

did you get it @ a good price

[geoff]

I use aspen in all my saws,Stihl,echo,and my only husky,the3120,they all run lovely on it.

Waste of money..no,in my opinion, The last saw mentioned does drink fuel when you work it hard,and hence costs to use it on aspen compared to pump fuel,but sod the cost it works for me.

Give it a try and see how you feel.

 

The 3120 can sit in my hot tin shed for a good month or two and still come out sounding like a dog on steroids, and run without a glitch.

Edited October 9, 2010 by geoff
sorry not done yet!

[Bob Slade]

i use it all the time now, you have to shop around for a good price, the cheapest was £14.50 including vat, the most expensive was £17.50 +vat for 5ltrs. that was 6 weeks ago:thumbup:

[RPA]

Don't really get this Aspen price thing - provided your not running at a loss it will be getting booked as expenditure.

 

Been using it for years. I only do arb not forestry and reckon it adds between 1 and 2% on the cost of a t/d for example - piss all.

[Hodge]

did you get it @ a good price

 

get it from buxtons. give em a call.

[samarb]

Use it all the time and you'll notice the difference when you spend all day on the saws worth the price and the had nothing but good service from dealer and Aspen guys. BTW I get mine for about £15 for 5ltrs but dont expect it to be a big selling point to customers bt for your own health it is worth it.

[bolthole]

Thanks guys - that's helpful. At the moment I'm not working enough to warrant a big drum of it but I'll certainly be getting a gallon for and giggles.

 

Cheers...

Edited October 11, 2010 by John Shutler