My next purchase will be this hedgetrimmer for sure!! I'm tired of breathing in 2-stroke fuel fumes all day when I'm hedgetrimming with my Maruyama

Very nice review, mate. Thanks for going into details, that's helpful.

Best equipment review ever. All the info you need and spot on delivery. All the best with the channel. jd melbourne, australia

I've been looking at data all day to try and make up my mind about which hedge trimmer to purchase. You just sold me in a perfect video!

Great video mate. The HSA 94 T is easily one of the best hedgers on the market, petrol or battery powered. Looking forward to future videos 👍🏻

I liked everything about the video, Andrew. Absolutely spot on. Great delivery, sound, picture quality, editing, the lot. I currently use Pellenc hedge cutters. Much lighter. However, it’s likely (but not definite) I’ll switch to Stihl when the Pellenc trimmers give up working. Already moving to Stihl range. I will miss the lightness of the Pellenc if and when I do change though.

Thanks for the video Andrew . I'm in the process of setting up a business here in France after working 14 yrs for my local council . I have used both petrol and electric hedge cutters ( Kubuta ). I have just ordered the HSA 94 r and watched your video which helped . I love the HSA 94 T but had to made a difficult choice based on the work I will be doing , both rough and fine hedges . I have also ordered the HLA 135 K as I felt it suited for the hedge heights I've set myself . Thanks again ..Brian

Great info - thanks. Going to buy the HSA94T 😁👍✌️

Cracking video mate

Have also had my HSA94R for about a year, agree with all the comments and a top quality piece of kit. You mentioned a "long term" review at the 2-year anniversary, I'd appreciate a run-down on your maintenance on the machine and your experiences. Do you do your own maintenance of blade sharpening and greasing? Any tips?

Great video, interesting information, nice cut, what are they like on wet hedges, as machines tend to get a good soaking, does if effect them. Keep up the good work 👍

Great video. I'm seriously considering changing over to battery powered hedge trimmers. I trim a lot of shrubs and am really getting tired of the fumes from the 2 stroke. The weight difference will be nice as well.

Also like the flat plate at the bottom. Just stops from pullin bits of the hedge with the silly legs on the petrol model. To do list next year.

Can you just drop a battery in the AP holster without any other components needed? Or is it just a holster for holding the battery which slots into something else?

Good vid mate" i want one got the pole hedger love it" but yer bit more grunt be good. Thanx

Do you find you can do a full day's work on the AR 2000 or do you wish you went with the AR 3000?

Is that the 75cm blade or the 60cm one? Was wondering which length to get.

Hello! Can I ask you some things about HSA 94T? Get used machine, mechanism seems OK, but there is real heating (very hot to touch with hand - about 50-60 Celcius) of bottom plate after 10-15 minutes of work. Is it normal? And How understand that I'm not overgreased the gear box? THANKS!

Great video, is there an alternative just as good which uses an AP battery and not the back pack unit?

Thank you. Starting my own business and thinking I'll treat myself to one of these. Do you prefer the back bsck battery to the belt system?

I use both the Pellenc (back pack) and the 94r with a belt pack. The Pellenc though with a worn blade cuts finer but I prefer the 94r with a belt, it’s an overall much lighter kit to wear and a lot faster through the hedges, cuts about dubbel as fast as the pellenc. The 94t is supposed to be even faster but with narrower blade spacing, so it makes finer cuts but I believe the 94r is faster with tougher hedges.

This is the reason I don't do tool reviews, as stuff like this blows away anything i would do... Welcome to KZfaq, I will be hitting that bell icon ;)

Have you used the hsa 94 off a ladder? Looking at getting one but worried about the difficulties of moving a ladder with a backpack, trimmer and cord.

I see your passion for battery kit but i couldnt move away from my 2 stroke and 4 mix gas models, especially my 500i, ive switched to aspen 4 and mix stihl hp super with it. Better for environment rather than pump fuel.

How do you decide what speed to use with what hedge? For cutting Taxus for example…

Is there going to be a equivalent shell of the HS87t 40”?? It’s the only machine I use for large hedge jobs would be good if they did

What is that Backpack for??

Where can buy the 94t?

I bumped into you yesterday, I don't think you had a clue who i was lol. *Edit, probably still don't*

Also have 220 msa i but bit weak . 540i is way better. Cheers

Yep fast. But 4000 ok for pole.

Husky rekon more 4000

A bit of product placement going on there i think.

My 94T burnt out in 10 months. It arrived after I’d finished most of last years July cut and burnt out before I’d started this years so hasn’t seen any heavy use. Been 4 weeks and no sign of any spares. Worse is I live not a few miles from the Camberley main distribution warehouse. Bloody rubbish

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