Husqvarna battery top handle in stock

[daltontrees]

I reckon one of these is seriously worth considering. We would always have a 200T and a back-up 200T on a job anyway, so what's the hardship of having the leccie one AND a back-up petrol one for when the batteries die? We always have petrol and oil anyway for the bigger saws. So we would have all of the benefits of the electric saw and none of the drawbacks.

 

It's a naughty thought, but could be handy for Conservation Area work where the client has overlooked the need for Council notification. Not that we would take such an instruction....

[hedgesparrow]

would be idela for laying hedges is small and light. do not need to have to keep starting and stopping saw. its the way forward. for doing small work. can not make my mind up though to go for the oregen has a self sharpening device so save having to use a file if you do eat dirt with it.

[silky fox]

Eat dirt? it's a climbing saw.

[geoff]

I have been offered a chance to trial both the oregon & husky saws for a few days,just waiting for the dealer to let me know when they are in.

[hedgesparrow]

Eat dirt? it's a climbing saw.

 

it maybe a climbers saw but because it is so small and light ideal for laying hedges. and normally do not hit the earth but when cutting back of pleaches can sometimes nick the dirt.

[Rich2484]

Now there's another question. Do you need climbing Certs to buy this one then??

[Jonesie]

There is a back handle one as well, and in stock.

 

You don't need a ticket to buy any saw, but the user should have one.

[swinny]

is there no package deal avaliable on these?

 

usually you can get package deals for initial buy then get stung when buying extras...

[skyhuck]

6 pages and no one has mentioned the main advantage of this quiet saw?????????

[Dan Earp]

Whats that then ??

 

Lol