I really appreciate that - Thank you 👍

😀 Thank you 👍

😀 Thank you 👍

😀 It is an awesome bit of kit 👍

😀 Thank you

😀 Thank you 👍

Very kind of you 👍

Thank you

@@TheFullyChargedGardener welcome🙏

Cheers chap - I know some guys are put off by the cord, but for the type of trimming I use it for, it really isn’t an issue 😀

@@TheFullyChargedGardener Yeah the cord does annoy me personally, and get in the way sometimes but aside from that it's still the best battery hedger on the market and so lightweight too. I love using mine when I know I'm on the same hedge for awhile. Cheers mate

😀 have a great day chap 👍

😀 Thank you

😀 Thank you very much.

😀 Cheers chap 👍

That is the finest hedge trimming that I've seen

🤣 Had the camera in the garden, filming another video - So figured I would grab some footage while i had it with me. Have had a few comments about doing a video of the machine, without any talking or music - so here we have it 😀

@@TheFullyChargedGardener 👍👍👍

I don’t mind the umbilical at all - I like the way it spreads the weight. I don’t ever use this machine up a ladder, most of the trimming I do with this unit is low Buxus or Taxus. 👍

😀🧡 Cool 💪

Me too, the best machine i've ever used. And it's a beast. Takes branches 25mm thick if needed. 😅💪

😀 Chhers chap, started curving the tops a few years ago - it makes for more work, but softens the look of the hedges 👍

Ive heard curved tops help shed rain and helps fight blight. I dont know if it does or not, but that's a healthy, great looking hedge: great job 👍

Legend himself.

Privet is a fast growing hedge It will look bare for a while but will soon grow back, Also if you trim it regularly it will produce more side shoots making for a more dense & compact hedge.

@@andyt704 Thanks for the reply and your reassurance about the hedge recovery, probably my fault not being hard enough with my cutting each year.

@@y9art I cut my privet hedge back hard to the bare wood of the trunks because it had been neglected and grown around 4-5ft wide. Its around 150ft long & I used hand tools to do it for a precise cut, it took around one full day to get it perfect. I watched a KZfaq video of the “West Country gardener” “renovating privet” and it gave me the confidence to do. Two summers later it looks incredible, already covered in tight growth & I have got the width down to 1ft along its entire length. Best decision I made & now it’s a doddle to trim 👍

This thing is awesome! It performs just as well on dense Taxus too 👍 Do you keep your cutters nice and sharp?

The cable is definitely a marmite kinda thang - it really doesn’t bother me with the types of hedges I use this machine with.

I prefer the 30” 😀

😀 Thank you. I give them a foliar feed twice a year.

@@TheFullyChargedGardener sorry to jump in on an old chat but what foliar feeds do you use for hedges?

@@theconsistentnoddy9851 I use Maxicrop

@@TheFullyChargedGardener thanks for the reply, is that maxicrop complete garden feed?

@@theconsistentnoddy9851 Hi, no worries. This is the feed I use. Great stuff. amzn.to/3jEp8PD

Thank you 👍 This is a battery machine.

@@TheFullyChargedGardener 😂 I meant that take the AP batteries not the backpack/cord.

👍 You can use AP batteries with this unit - but still need the cord. Not sure if there are any units on the way like this that will take the battery direct in the unit. You will have to ask Stihl 😀

@@TheFullyChargedGardener They won't talk to me 🤣, I thought seen as though you're connected you might have the inside scoop 😂. Probably under NDA already 🤣

@@RJLgardens i'm also waiting on a unit like that 😄

This is a 30” cutter bar 👍

It has a 30” (75cm) cutter on it 👍

The orange part is a plastic thigh guard. 👍

@@TheFullyChargedGardener Thigh guard? That needs an episode of its own to explain !!!

@@damodoesall6240 🤣

😀 Cheers chap 👍🧡

Would be interesting to try one - I can see them being clumsy. Have you used one?

@@TheFullyChargedGardener I haven't personally, but there are people who like them a lot, obviously it does take away one cutting edge, but you were only really using one anyway. It works great on the finer stuff too.

@@tommykretzschmar I looked into these last year, as I understand it, the catcher plate doesn't cover the HSA94R/T. It did work on my HLA86 though :)

@@stevenknight5920 Oh right, that's a bugger then, thanks for the info!

@@TheFullyChargedGardener I've used one on a fuel hedge trimmer. It's a blast! Takes away most clippings and you can directly see where some new ones pop up.

It is a beaut bit of kit 👍