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Brilliant video mate!! Thanks so much.

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thanks Matt, another guy here that you saved the day! greetings from Germany!

What size trainer is it?

Thanks for this. Any chance you remember the size/type of screw? Thx

Great video👍 I've been looking for a direct comparison between the hs45 and hd60. Plot twist. Right at the end you mentioned the hs45 as a better choice. Ok mind made up. I'm getting the stihl hs45 although this husqvarna looks good. I'm afraid of the vibration and lack of an adjustable handle on the stihl, but I want something powerful and able to cut through tougher branches.

What about the BGA 85 ? Is it more powerful? I guess it would be

How the hell do you turn this thing on

What are the red buttons on either side of the trimmer for?

How do I adjust the jaw size Tom please?

Worked Great, Thanks!!!

Hello Matt Im Mike from the great state of Alabama USA. I really like your tool reviews especially hand pruners or as you say secateurs so I purchased the number 8 size and I believe I will really like them I just wish some of these tools you share were sold in the USA. Please keep the great videos coming. God bless. Proverbs 3:5-6

Still have these pants mate? I had two pairs since I watched your video and both went to the bin after approx 5 months of use. The material and stitches tear like paper. Poor quality for big money. Not worth it at all!

Thanks for the honest review! I'm looking at doing this myself with an ego mower - how many batteries would you recommend to get through a days mowing? I'd like to be able to do up to 6 hours of mowing per day if possible or otherwise look at adding weeding beds/borders + planting and other services to put less reliance on the mowing side of the business

how do you set it up? i can find anywherre to set up ones own bank account, plus it has loads of annoying templates it forces you to use. I really dont like it. Have you got a link to using it from scratch please.

Exactly what I needed. Thank you.

Our business had 2 … used for approx 80h and both failing.. cutting out, one has completely stopped. The dealer had only offered 12 months warranty and they lasted 14months … be warned.

The screws which hold the blades in place down the full length of blades, do these get fully tightened ? Or left with a bit of play to allow blades to move ?

Excellent thankyou.. mine just stopped.. I took it apart and looked at switch and it was full of crap, cleaned it and works perfectly thankyou 😊

Great! It's all I needed, this video!cheers!!

What type of fruit picker is compatible with this

Like the instructions. At the bottom position there is a small screw on the interior sleeve that stops the pruner from coming apart. This screw is labeled as SP-452 “Stop Screw for the Handle”. How do I install this screw? Thank you so much!

Can you help....How do you repair a bent tooth on a hedge trimmer? Electric in my case.

Just wondering would you be able to clamp a single piece pointer and 2 piece nesting ladder with one pair of clamps if they are bound together with a ratchet strap first 🤔

Thank you for your review. I'm looking to replace my ageing petrol leaf blower and this video has made my mind up that the Stihl BGA 57 is for me! Cheers :)

Hsa130 t or r or would you just use the HSA100 what are your thoughts please.

I bought set off these and they get loose very easily I find am I doing something wrong

Do it not just talk

Is your LM1903 still working? 🙂 I want the buy one. Now we have a special offer in my country that when you buy an EGO mower and than you buy another equipment you have a second 5Ah battery just for 10€. So when i want my second equipment EGO trimmer, is it useable it with 5Ah battery? Im worry about the weight. And why you dont use some of EGO trimmer? Thank you.🤝

One of the best "tools" I discovered for "gardening" work is: a pair of 10€ welding gloves. Pruning of all the smal, tiny brenches and sproats of cut of brenches? With those gloves and some muscles I´m just so much faster doing it like our ancestors: Fist around the brench and full force ramming it down, ripping everything in the way of by the impact force. It´s faster than a pruner, it´s fun and arms are getting bigger; no downside 😅

sounds like it's serving you well 👍 ive been looking at one of the basic stihl battery mowers purely for lightness when having to carry up steps etc.

Would you still recommend this today? I've got a lot of Makita 40v XGT stuff that I really like but I'm tempted by the HLA 66 for the weight and balance mainly.

I have the hedge trimmer attachment.....im doing a service on the piece but have a problem....the 2 blade retainer nuts are deeply sunk into the chassis....7 mm if I'm not mistaken....very difficult to get a socket on to....most of my equipment is Stihl and this is one of the worst design flaws I have ever came across....once I get the 2 nuts n bolts out I will either use washers to push the nut higher or make the recess wider by drilling the edges giving more access

A great review again, Matt. Ego batteries do have gremlins I have a couple that play up, sadly out of warranty. I think Ego need to have you on board to put them on the right track. 😉.👍

Good honest review which is always appreciated.

Why add such stupid background music?

Thanks

I took mine apart, cleaned it and regreased it. It moves slowly but moves. I thought I put in too much grease but see it was about how much you added. I went back and removed a lot of the grease I added in the gear box prior to seeing your video. Should I go back and add more in the port? What else could make it go slowly as I cleaned the blades very well and wd'd them again once reinstalled. Thanks

Thank you Matt. Worked for me. Much appreciated.

I have the Stihl FSA135 in bicycle handle configuration not the Combi over 3 years. With machine I am 100% satisfied, have used and abused beyond manufacturing recommendation never have any problem, battery technology still light years away for professional use.

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£120! well i would not even consider spending that on a boot, try Elten safety boots, they are well made and stand up to everyday work use, sometimes you have to blame yourself, i had never heard of U Power, i have just ordered a pair from Amazon, £ 29.50 Upower UC100, i won't spend much over £50 on work boots and Elten is my go to brand, there sizing is pretty much spot on and they last years of hard work.

Great and honest review as always,really appreciate your be video.

I believe, after watching your video, this will become my choice. Thank you for your time & effort. From 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦

Great review.

Thank you. Thinking to buy this but having a really hard time to justify it.

Thanks, my blades were seized. video identified the problem and how to quickly fix it.

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I'm looking to chip planks from old pallets. Will this device be suitable or should I be looking for something else?

Thank you, thank you, thank you!