Husqvarna battery top handle in stock

[Jonesie]

I don't think there is any plans to, but you can buy a converter like this one, we use them at the shows for batteries and chargers.

 

 

About £30 and you can use it for everything.

[monkeybusiness]

What's the best best all in best price for 1x saw, 2x batteries, 1x charger, 1x converter (that will power the charger obviously!)?

[Dan Earp]

Just seen on frjones that the saw comes with 2 batterys? Battery life is 25mins ish.

[hedgesparrow]

get a inverter for van changes 12volt to 240volt. Forest and arb do the oregen and where getting in the husky said it would do 2 hours cutting on a charge so if stopping and starting poss 4 or 5 hours

[Jonesie]

Yeah we do the Oregon one as well. The Husky will do about 30 mins (running time) on a charge.

 

The best price we can do is the online price. We have already discounted as much as we can.

[Jonesie]

What's the best best all in best price for 1x saw, 2x batteries, 1x charger, 1x converter (that will power the charger obviously!)?

 

£562 + VAT

 

We don't do the converter, but you can pick them up quite easy.

 

[Coletti]

Just seen on frjones that the saw comes with 2 batterys?

 

Just seen that too, is this true or just a typing error?

[Jonesie]

Just seen on frjones that the saw comes with 2 batterys? Battery life is 25mins ish.

 

Typo, just got rid of that.

 

Thanks.

[AlvinD]

I still fail to see how this could be practical. A battery running for 35mins in an 8hour working window? Am I missing something?

[monkeybusiness]

£562 + VAT

 

We don't do the converter, but you can pick them up quite easy.

 

 

I like the idea of this saw but the price kills it for me at the moment. If that price was nearer to £400 including 2 batteries and a car charger then I can see a market for them (too many uncertainties at present - how long do batteries last etc). The fact that you can buy a 201t for less limits the potential market to those that require quiet running IMO.