Holy crap that's a beast haha. Personally I don't need that much power but I can see the need for this much power in a commercial setting. I'm pleased with the 150bt, it does what I want and more. No need for an upgrade for me. Good video.
Great video. The 150bt is also professional grade machine but for smaller areas. I have one for 17 years one and only have had to replace the primer bulb and this year the spark plug. Fabulous machine. I think now I need to get a 580 to go with it for larger areas
I am sold on the Husqvarna 580BTS. I have seven acres and hundreds of trees. I've been using Dewalt 60V, and it eats batteries. I go through four to five batteries for the front yard alone.
Holy crap that's a beast haha. Personally I don't need that much power but I can see the need for this much power in a commercial setting. I'm pleased with the 150bt, it does what I want and more. No need for an upgrade for me. Good video.
Great video. The 150bt is also professional grade machine but for smaller areas. I have one for 17 years one and only have had to replace the primer bulb and this year the spark plug. Fabulous machine. I think now I need to get a 580 to go with it for larger areas
I am sold on the Husqvarna 580BTS. I have seven acres and hundreds of trees. I've been using Dewalt 60V, and it eats batteries. I go through four to five batteries for the front yard alone.
Good video!
Did you ever compare the 130BT to the 150BT????
@@9th_child no, haven't had a chance to try one.
The Husqvarna 580BFS has the same engine as the Redmax EBZ8500 and the same air velocity as the Echo PB-9010T
Is that the 580bfs mark ii or mark iii?
@@DawnJiang-kd6me it's a Mark II
that big one is heavy