Jason you are a brilliant gardener and one of the best hedge cutter I've ever seen, I don't agree with you that battery machines are the future, they definitely have their place in garden maintenance but they will never be as powerful as a petrol machine especially when cutting really thick hedges.
Thanks David, definitely, one customer even thanked me for keeping the noise down, because I switched from 2 stroke too battery, because I was near them. Take care mate 👍
@@jasongardener3425 I'd guess that there will come a time that some, especially anything associated with Government, that contracts will specify battery powered machines.
Hi Jason, what’s the big chipper like I had the smaller one didn’t think it was that powerful enough. Been looking at the Jansen 1500e can take 120mm 15bh £2300 looking on UA-cam looks good but didn’t really want to spend that much.
Good video Jason. Nice to see you on the battery cutters. I hope you find them good and save you money on the fuel. Laurel has to be one of the toughest shrubs to cut with the waxy leaves as well as being one of the most toxic garden shrubs.
A beautiful setting. I worked at a mill a few years back and they had the water running under their new glass extension. They had a glass floor to watch the water flow. Nice video pal 👍
@@jasongardener3425 he owned the UK's largest oap holiday companies. I did film it but never published the video. 3 people 2days for scarifying and aerating... Have a good weekend
Battery is so much nicer than petrol power for hedge cutting imo , I run the Ego multi tool but really like the look of the Stihl Hla65 and hla85. Great job as always 👍
Welcome to the future :) . Great job and a fine finish considering the lack of attention that hedge has had . When your machines are getting a bit older look out for the splinegear that runs the oscillator that's where mine started to fail on the job after I had done some particular heavy pruning . Not that petrol ones didn't get wear me tear issues its ,just that gear is particularly hard hit I think on electrical versions
Great job. Being using the stihl battery long reach for over a year now and great machine. Tho don't damage the blades as it's about 90 quid to replace
Fantastic work there Jason, May I just ask, Is that a new van I see? Just curious. I must say, I'm a petrol head, however, after using electric hedge cutters/trimmers, strimmers etc. I've started to research into what brand of battery tools I'll go into, they really have come a long way.
Thanks MCC 😊 The connect is my newer van. Yes, I'm the same, love my 2 stroke machines, but the battery tools are much better than I expected and the benefits are great. Hope your keeping well 👍
Gopro are probably the best, easiest one to use is (gopro hero 5 session) no screen, it's just point and press record, personally my Favourite, or any of the gopro 7 or 8. But if your just starting out, be honest, a really good phone will get you started, then spend on gopro if you feel you want to go fever. 👍👍
Nice job done, did you have to clear up the leaves that had already fallen and pay to tip those too? There seemed to be more of those than your cuttings.
Fantastic job Jason. I bought the handheld HSA86 hedge cutter with 2 AP200 batteries a few months ago. I love them. Nicer to use. My question would be if the HLA 85 is long reach and can be adjusted for short to long, why have the HLA65 also? Are the 85s heavier? Thanks. 👍
If you wanted to cut the height of a laurel hedge even further where there is more hardwood growth, do you think a hedge trimmer would still be up to it or would you need a chainsaw?
hi Jason, do you think the electric cutters will work just as fine when it comes to low temperatures? and btw maybe it's of interest for others aswell if you can talk about your charging process, can you charge by the customers for free or do you charge only at home? thanks!
I was so close to buying that telescopic one, then I went for the petrol version with fixed HL 92 long reach instead. I bet the telescopic feature is really handy. Maybe next year I'll make the leap. Great video, cheers. Laurel is my favourite hedge to cut. What size henchman is that?
So what hedge trimmers are you using mate? lol. Just kidding. I'm sure that even if you had mentioned the make and model numbers in the title, someone would still ask you that question.
Great job as usual. Battery is deff the future but I do still love my 2 stroke. I’m aware of the pros to these kind of tools but are they up to doing anything a 2 stroke machine could do or do you really need to have the option of both? Thanks.
Thanks mate. From what iv learnt so far, day to day work, battery seems definitely up to the job, obviously there are bigger battery cutter for those heavy cutting jobs, but for annual and slightly over, these two trimmer, it's no problem. Take care mate 👍
Ooo! Love that scissor-y looking rake! I've never seen that before! Looks handy! And a question about your battery powered hedge trimmer...is it a commercial-grade piece of equipment, or residential?
Hi Lisa, the Hla85 is a pro machine (I think) the hla65 I'm not sure, the channel (fully charged gardener) will probably ask you much better than me lol, as he's a stihl ambassador. Yes (leaf grabbers) brilliant things, saves bending and can move a lot quickly. Hope your keeping well 👍
@@jasongardener3425 Leaf grabbers! Wow! I will have to look around for those! Thanx for answering my question about the hedger. We're ok and hope you all are well, too!
Battery does take some getting used too and I wasn't over confident, until I made the leap, which I don't regret at all, I do like my 2 stroke machines and continue to use in conjunction with the battery kit, but as petrol machine ware out, think will replace with battery over time. I think petrol garden tools will go with the cars ect over time, if not, the tax on using them would be sky high and make them unprofitable. Take care mate 👍
Nice job Jason. Hedge is beautiful though, you made it look even better with that trimming. So you went battery hedge cutting. How's the battery life for a job like that.....Stay safe. 👍👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸
Thanks Neusa. Battery life is very surprising the ap200 120 minutes trigger time and ap300s 180+ minutes, I did a all day conifer hedge last week and the 2 batterys go me through the whole day. Hope all good over your way and you and your family are all well 👍👍
Jason you are a brilliant gardener and one of the best hedge cutter I've ever seen, I don't agree with you that battery machines are the future, they definitely have their place in garden maintenance but they will never be as powerful as a petrol machine especially when cutting really thick hedges.
Always good to have a review of the tools used.
As a customer or neighbour I for sure appreciate less noise from a hedgecutter.
Thanks David, definitely, one customer even thanked me for keeping the noise down, because I switched from 2 stroke too battery, because I was near them.
Take care mate 👍
@@jasongardener3425
I'd guess that there will come a time that some, especially anything associated with Government, that contracts will specify battery powered machines.
Nice video. As an enthusiastic gardener some nice commentary.
Thanks, appreciate that, 👍
Hedge trimming jobs are always so satisfying to watch. Great video brother
This is the most criminally underrated channel.
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You do good work and it show in the work you do Nice Job.
Great job Jason as always, nice to watch a video without having to listen to all that petrol machinery noise😂👍
Great job as usuel, great tools, never showing off and that is top class sir. I love your tool to pick up the waste
Thank you 👍👍
Husqvarna battery equipment are smart been using them since August well built very pleased.
Hi Jason, what’s the big chipper like I had the smaller one didn’t think it was that powerful enough. Been looking at the Jansen 1500e can take 120mm 15bh £2300 looking on UA-cam looks good but didn’t really want to spend that much.
Nice job 👍
Thanks A J 👍
Good video Jason. Nice to see you on the battery cutters. I hope you find them good and save you money on the fuel. Laurel has to be one of the toughest shrubs to cut with the waxy leaves as well as being one of the most toxic garden shrubs.
Great job Jason Hedge trimmer Looks to be nice and Light .Like your Leaf picker
A beautiful setting. I worked at a mill a few years back and they had the water running under their new glass extension. They had a glass floor to watch the water flow.
Nice video pal 👍
Thanks mate 👍.
Woowww would love to see that 😍
Take care mate 👍👍
@@jasongardener3425 he owned the UK's largest oap holiday companies. I did film it but never published the video. 3 people 2days for scarifying and aerating...
Have a good weekend
Lovely job as always mate, great location too, plus so good when you get a job where your that close to the van !
I guess Im pretty randomly asking but does anyone know of a good website to stream new movies online?
@Korbyn Camilo I dunno try Flixportal. you can find it by googling:P -deshawn
@Deshawn Tyson thanks, signed up and it seems to work :) I appreciate it!
@Korbyn Camilo You are welcome :)
Battery is so much nicer than petrol power for hedge cutting imo , I run the Ego multi tool but really like the look of the Stihl Hla65 and hla85. Great job as always 👍
Excellent work, my friend!
Great video Jason a joy to watch as always mate 👍🏼🍃🌿
Nice video, Jason. Thank you for sharing.
I enjoy your videos
Cheers mate 👍👍
Lovely job mate and great hedge trimmers,love mine🔋✂️🍃👌🏼
Nice job once again one tip for you put a sheet down especially over gravel drive / path saves a lot of time .👍
Bootiful work chap. Lovely location
Sweet video,jason
Nice Jason very tidy job hope you had a nice Christmas
Welcome to the future :) .
Great job and a fine finish considering the lack of attention that hedge has had . When your machines are getting a bit older look out for the splinegear that runs the oscillator that's where mine started to fail on the job after I had done some particular heavy pruning . Not that petrol ones didn't get wear me tear issues its ,just that gear is particularly hard hit I think on electrical versions
Really enjoyed this.
Thanks mate, I appreciate that 👍👍
Great job. Being using the stihl battery long reach for over a year now and great machine. Tho don't damage the blades as it's about 90 quid to replace
Great job pal 👍
BeAutiful job
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Good investment for you and customers impressed equipment and job completed
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Good job. One assumes the neighbours can cut their own side and their gaps are their concern.
Nice work as always
good to see the new toys out earning as you rightly say hard earned cash mate.
Awesome bud 👍🏼
Good work🤩👍💪
Great video. What is the name of that tool (scissor-like with shovel ends) used at 9:38 in the video?
Cheers, there are (Darlac leaf grabs) 👍
Fantastic work there Jason,
May I just ask, Is that a new van I see?
Just curious.
I must say, I'm a petrol head, however, after using electric hedge cutters/trimmers, strimmers etc. I've started to research into what brand of battery tools I'll go into, they really have come a long way.
Thanks MCC 😊
The connect is my newer van.
Yes, I'm the same, love my 2 stroke machines, but the battery tools are much better than I expected and the benefits are great.
Hope your keeping well 👍
Hi Jason great job 👍would you say then they do as good job as fuel machines. 👍hope you keeping busye 👍
Hi Jason
Can you recommend a good camera for recording work
Thanks
Paul
Gopro are probably the best, easiest one to use is (gopro hero 5 session) no screen, it's just point and press record, personally my Favourite, or any of the gopro 7 or 8.
But if your just starting out, be honest, a really good phone will get you started, then spend on gopro if you feel you want to go fever.
👍👍
Thanks Jason. Appreciate it. 👍
Use the ap100 too they go quicker but just double / triple up pre charged
Saves the arms alot and has the same power
Nice level 👌
Nice job done, did you have to clear up the leaves that had already fallen and pay to tip those too? There seemed to be more of those than your cuttings.
what is a better hedge cherry laurel or leylandii
Fantastic job Jason. I bought the handheld HSA86 hedge cutter with 2 AP200 batteries a few months ago. I love them. Nicer to use. My question would be if the HLA 85 is long reach and can be adjusted for short to long, why have the HLA65 also? Are the 85s heavier? Thanks. 👍
Hey @jason Gardener - is your short reach hedge trimmer custom made or does stihl sell it? Thanks
The short reach is home made mate 👍
@@jasongardener3425 Thanks. You use the same method as that other UK gardener? He made a vid that you commented on.
Another top job jason! Have you got a link for those leaf grabbers please? They look very handy for my back!
If you wanted to cut the height of a laurel hedge even further where there is more hardwood growth, do you think a hedge trimmer would still be up to it or would you need a chainsaw?
You would probably need loppers or a hand saw, I personally wouldn't recommend using a chainsaw
hi Jason, do you think the electric cutters will work just as fine when it comes to low temperatures? and btw maybe it's of interest for others aswell if you can talk about your charging process, can you charge by the customers for free or do you charge only at home? thanks!
What cutter is that...I have loads of laurel ..and need a good hopefully cordless hedge cutter...my cheap worx one is not good enought..
After extensive research I found the Makita xnu02z to be the best by far. Lightweight powerful long lasting batteries. Balanced wonderfully.
I was so close to buying that telescopic one, then I went for the petrol version with fixed HL 92 long reach instead. I bet the telescopic feature is really handy. Maybe next year I'll make the leap. Great video, cheers. Laurel is my favourite hedge to cut. What size henchman is that?
So what hedge trimmers are you using mate? lol. Just kidding. I'm sure that even if you had mentioned the make and model numbers in the title, someone would still ask you that question.
Great job as usual. Battery is deff the future but I do still love my 2 stroke. I’m aware of the pros to these kind of tools but are they up to doing anything a 2 stroke machine could do or do you really need to have the option of both? Thanks.
Thanks mate.
From what iv learnt so far, day to day work, battery seems definitely up to the job, obviously there are bigger battery cutter for those heavy cutting jobs, but for annual and slightly over, these two trimmer, it's no problem.
Take care mate 👍
I will add, I will continue to use my 2 stroke machines in conjunction with battery, but over time, I am looking to move more to battery 👍
Ooo! Love that scissor-y looking rake! I've never seen that before! Looks handy! And a question about your battery powered hedge trimmer...is it a commercial-grade piece of equipment, or residential?
Hi Lisa, the Hla85 is a pro machine (I think) the hla65 I'm not sure, the channel (fully charged gardener) will probably ask you much better than me lol, as he's a stihl ambassador.
Yes (leaf grabbers) brilliant things, saves bending and can move a lot quickly.
Hope your keeping well 👍
Here's a link mate
ua-cam.com/users/TheFullyChargedGardener
@@jasongardener3425 Leaf grabbers! Wow! I will have to look around for those! Thanx for answering my question about the hedger. We're ok and hope you all are well, too!
Not a fan of the electric machines personally. Do you think the ban of petrol and diesel cars will have an impact on petrol garden machines
Battery does take some getting used too and I wasn't over confident, until I made the leap, which I don't regret at all, I do like my 2 stroke machines and continue to use in conjunction with the battery kit, but as petrol machine ware out, think will replace with battery over time.
I think petrol garden tools will go with the cars ect over time, if not, the tax on using them would be sky high and make them unprofitable.
Take care mate 👍
@@jasongardener3425 Yes I've tried some electric machines out not a fan but I might aswell get used to them. Take care mate 👍
Great job Jason...was this recent?
Cheers mate, think about 3 weeks ago 👍👍
Hello Jason, do you prefer gas or battery? Cheers from Vancouver BC
Honestly like both still, but each have their benefits 👍
What is the Shuffle in the end? By the way. Nice job.
Thanks mate
Not sure what you mean shuffle 👍
@@jasongardener3425 the thing you pick up the hedgethings
@@Norbert091081 yeah, they are leaf grabbers, speed's things up and saves the back 👍
@@jasongardener3425 i will Look for this…🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Yea feather cutting the top i call it 👍
Nice job Jason. Hedge is beautiful though, you made it look even better with that trimming. So you went battery hedge cutting. How's the battery life for a job like that.....Stay safe. 👍👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸
Thanks Neusa.
Battery life is very surprising the ap200 120 minutes trigger time and ap300s 180+ minutes, I did a all day conifer hedge last week and the 2 batterys go me through the whole day.
Hope all good over your way and you and your family are all well
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It just doesn't sound right the hedges cutters. I know its battery but so used to the 2 stroke noise. 😄😄
@@GregsMowing brilliant🤣😂
Are they made in China ?
I’m asking as my preference is to buy british to help the British companies.
I really don't know
@@jasongardener3425 thank you for replying 🙏🏽