Husqvarna battery top handle in stock

[defenderjack]

That would have created a bit of a problem on the ground with people trying to use the road underneath as well broh

 

But sure some days I only need one charged battery and other days I just keep on charging one after the other.....

 

Climb safe

 

im only joshing i actually think it looks pretty good ! i think we sometimes dismiss things a little to quick but good on ya for giving it a good go .

at least it stops the groundy pouring fuel everywhere except in the saw:001_smile:

[Old Mill Tree Care]

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Im getting one:thumbup:

 

Me too.

Not yet though as my MS200 just keeps going and going and my Echo has hardly been used (because it's beyond awful & I hate it!).

[Treespotter]

Hé Old Mill, don't look at the T536LiXP as a substitute for your MS200. Both saws have their own distinctly different virtues.

When you buy the 536 your 200 will definitively last way longer but you can't see the 536 as a whole day big blocks take down saw.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Thanks Wolter.

I realise it's not a replacement but I only need two top handled saws which means I can't get the 536 until my 200t or Echo dies.

Maybe someone will buy the Echo.

 

Thanks.

[Wouter]

Ever since the arrival of the T536 LiXP the Echo tophandle saw is laying around in the shed doing absolutely nothing. And I'm totally happy with it that way

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Ever since the arrival of the T536 LiXP the Echo tophandle saw is laying around in the shed doing absolutely nothing. And I'm totally happy with it that way

 

Good post Wouter. I hate my Echo!

 

However, the chain on the T536 appears to be the same as the chain on my Echo. This is not nearly as good as the Micro Pico on an MS200.

Am I wrong?

If not, can a good 'Pro' chain be used on the T536?

[Wouter]

There seems to be some new chain development from Husqvarna for the 536, but that was told me some time ago and didn't get any new info.

 

I'll try to get thissorted out one of these days ;-)

 

Climb safe

[JimM]

Any chance of an update from those that are using this saw?

[Wouter]

Any chance of an update from those that are using this saw?

 

It is still working absolutely perfect :-)

There are jobs I def use the bigger tophandle saws (felling), but the battery saw comes out allmost every pruning job I had the past months.

 

Only points I consider worth while improving are :

 

* better noise reduction with different sprocket or chain (maybe impossible ?)

* standard starts up in E saver modus, thats what I use all the time

* better chain, profi chain, but that is being worked on as we speak

 

it is just

 

climb safe

[Roni Macdonald]

We have had our replacement saw for a month now and am liking it more and more. Got to keep clean on clutch side as clogs up easily putting extra load on motor. Cuts amazingly well for such a crap looking chain. 2 batteries seem to last most days. Fantastic beside chipper for the odd trim.