6 years ago

In this in depth review of the Husqvarna T536LiXP we discuss all the pro and cons of this saw.
After using this chainsaw every week for the past year Dan has strong opinions about the Husqvarna battery powered chainsaw within modern day arboriculture for climbing arborists.

Dan discusses the battery options and the weight of the saw. Dan discusses when and where he decides to use the battery chainsaw, and when he decides to use a more powerful 2-stroke top handled chainsaw.

Dan starts by discussing the downsides to the saw in the form of , the saw not having the ability to easily make a plunge cut, the difference in the ability to feather the throttle compared to a 2-stroke chainsaw, and the history of some consumers having issues with water damage to the saw.

Dan runs through all the factors that he sees as positives when using the saw, the weight of the saw (11:27), the reduced noise (11:57), no pull start (13:00), No idling engine (13:20), no 2-stroke fuel fumes (15:47), greatly reduced vibrations (16:42), saving on fuel costs (17:55), less maintenance (19:06), battery life (20:33), summary (22:44).

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