I’m going to post an update to my own comment based on my first use of the 115ipt4. My first pole saw was the Harbor Freight cheapie, runs off AC power directly, oiler stops working after one season. But runs well for that one season. Throw away item it seems. This one is heavier, very much so. You get used to that. But at first it’s REALLY noticeable. This one is “smarter”. It senses “overcurrent” situations like the chain getting pinched, and it shuts down. You want it to power through and get the job done. Instead it says, “No thanks. And flashes a red triangle 🔺 at you”. At first you’re confused, so you bring it down from the limb, check it out. Power it off, back on. Ok, No more flashing triangle. So there’s a learning curve. Baby it a little. It handled some nice size branches my first day. I used it for about 45 minutes, cutting here and there. The battery seemed fine. I got used to the excess weight. The portability sure was nice. There’s a thought in the back of my head “why didn’t I by 3 of the cheapie Harbor Freight ones, spend $50 on beer and still have $25-$30 leftover? Trying to suppress that.

Thanks for the feedback

Thanks for the video about the adjustments.

You're welcome 😊

We use the QC330 charger for our Husqvarna batteries. Just cause it's much faster. The only issue that we've had with the battery as far as the blower is that as they get used and thrown around we sometimes have to push them in, release them, and then push them in again firmly to get them to work. BUT it should be noted that the two 320iB blowers we have are the old Lowes SKU numbers so that might have something to do with it as well.

It is 2,25m long and can be extended to 2,85m. Husqvarna advertises a working height up to 4m, meaning 2,85m pole saw plus holding it in a given height.

That is so much BS. Lol. Just return it or use it as intended. Trying to cheap out when you need it for commercial use isnt the way to go