First Impressions of the 150T

[Pat Ferrett]

I guess some people will just dig their heels In but Ill never get rid of mine and if I had to choose between a 150 or a 200 the 150 would win every time.

[Marc Lewis]

The way I see it, by using the 150 you are extending the life of other saws, ie 200t, so its barely costing you a penny.

[Elliot Smith]

That's my conclusion on the oiling, regular cleaning is the way forward.

 

Just got mine back from the dealer with a new oil pump fitted, the saw had an on and off problem with oiling, working one day and not the next. All sorted now tho, great saw

[Rich Rule]

One of the guys I was working with swears by his.

 

I tried a number of times to persuade him to use a bigger saw but he wasn't having it!

 

[silky fox]

Fantastic picture Rich...150tc is a great pruning saw...I love ours...light as a feather

[mad matty]

One of the guys I was working with swears by his.

 

I tried a number of times to persuade him to use a bigger saw but he wasn't having it!

 

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Hi Rich....love to see someone else using a bottle jack on the felling:thumbup:

[Eddy_t]

Nice rich

 

 

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[Tree Man Tom]

Drilled a 5.5mm hole in mine this morning, wow! What a difference

[Marc Lewis]

Drilled a 5.5mm hole in mine this morning, wow! What a difference

 

Got a picture Tom?

[Marc Lewis]

I see others have had the problem of the clip that the saw strop is attached to breaking (popping out). This has also happened to mine which I think I mentioned before in this thread. To those that this has happened to, what are you now doing (how are you attaching your saw to the strop) to stop it happening again? I am currently tying it to the bottom of the handle (by the oil cap) and then feeding it through the clip. This works but obviously is not ideal.