Fire Hazard!! Husqvarna Recalls Over 400,000 Machines!
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Husqvarna Outdoor Power Products has a Massive Recall of over 400,000 trimmers! Find out why I had major issues with these same units!
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Good Morning Ya'll! Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for sharing!
Got coffee?!??
But a lot better than motor companies that figured out fixing a known fault was not worth doing a recall, and instead doing payola to settle the lawsuits, with a gag order thrown in.
Hey Bre, LOVE YA, MEAN IT!!!!!
13:07 i solved all my trimmer problems. I bought a cordless model that can take a bunch of different tools. From edger to pole saw and trimmer, broom< id like to get. Best investment I've made.
It always starts as long as the battery's fully charged. 18v Milwaukie.
"one little screw, two little nuts" sounds like my kind of trimmer! Thanks for the video
Bwahahahhah!
I was just about to jump on the 'Two little nuts' band wagon..😂🤣😆
Thank you for this video. Im always amazed how an engineer can sit at a computer to design a product and not get boots on the ground feedback on what works and what doesn’t… very informative.
The world is awash with ‘designers’ who haven’t got a clue regarding after sales maintenance or difficulties accessing components that should be easy to service, car manufacturers being one of the biggest culprits.
When a corporation steps up and accepts responsibility, that's a company I can trust. It's the ones that need to be pressured by gov. agencies to recall that I don't trust.
As a professional landscaper I never bought Husqvarna products always bought Shindawia/Echo products and always had good luck with them . My Shindawia trimmer is over 15 years old and used daily and still runs great.
I always used to laugh to myself when owners manuals advised to remove the spark plug cap before working on a machine. Most of my equipment took a few hard pulls of the cord to get them to fire up, some fire up just before your arm is about to drop off. How could they be dangerous to work on? That was until I got a Shindaiwa combo powerhead, it fires up just tugging the cord a few inches.
Husqvarna is not pro grade. They made good riding mowers back in the day though.
This is the best type of review. Hope they can fix their problems. At least they can't claim nobody ever told them what they should do!
As a Husky client, I'm choked that they don't feel the responsibility to offer parts for a device sold just a few years ago. Husky is in the process of abandoning the internal combustion engine line entirely, so I can see they are investing all they can in a completely different series. Even so, for a top line competitor, I expect better....
Husk 'jumped on it' before the lawyers jumped on it
I've owned a Husqvarna 128LD trimmer for 8 years. It's been a great little machine. Starts every time. Easy to put trimmer line on. I bought a leaf blower later and it's great too.
I have the 128LD and absolutely love it, I also have all the different attachments available for it. It has been a super workhorse !!! . I have had to replace the carbuerator is my only complaint.
Thanks for this perspective and update.
I have the 330LK, I’m glad I stumbled upon this video. Thank you.
Thanks for the info!
Safety tip: don't use your arms and legs to put out your trimmer fire. Use a fire extinguisher 🧯
what a bright spark you are sir
@@johnwilson6707 lol, thanks! We try...
What if there ain't no extinguisher!😮
So nice to know all your tricks and fixes thanks for all your work !!!
The information that you provide is invaluable...always a big thanks!!
I appreciate the informative and helpful advice you give on your videos!
THEY DO NOT HAVE A TESTING DEPARTMENT OR INSPECTION IF THEY DID IT MAY SAVE THEM A LOT OF MONEY. keep up the good work young lady. be bless and safe.
Great to see you posting again! Last video I saw you were showing how you were storing some of your parts during the search / move to a new shop! I don’t know if I haven’t been getting notifications, but this one popped up! Im a happy camper again!
Good morning to you also.this is why all my equipment is over 15 years old.been fixing these things .over 45 years.
Thanks repair shop Lady!!!
Thank You for this information,
It’s so hard to keep up with all the recalls with food, dog food and equipment now
It’s every day now
Love You’ll and Thank You’ll 😊
Thank you for letting us know about this is recall.
Thank you for the notice.
Thanks for sharing good information
Thank you, keep working.
Thanks….literally purchased a new 128LD last week.. thanks for confirming that I made a good choice… enjoying your content..cheers
Great honest video. Thanks.
Thanks for heads up. Happy that Husqvarna is dealing with this in responsible way. Shows integrity and responsibility, seems to be a rare quality in the corporate world. By the way, you are awesomeness personified.
Always good to watch 😊
the new shop is looking good !
Thanks to you I purchased the 128ldx last year when I was ready for a new trimmer. 👍
Great video Bre!! I agree with you about not liking change. NOT all change is good. I find that the older machinery tends to last much longer l I have three old Sears garden tractors (1969. 1972 and a 1978) that are still running great. Do the maintenance and it will last. New stuff... yeah, not much maintenance you can do to a lot of it but you also find yourself going out to buy a new replacement a LOT more frequently!!
I love my Husqvarna 128LD.
nice vid Bre!, yeah the short length plug wires are a peave of mine also!!!
Glad to hear you will be attending Expo again this year! Hope to see you again there.
Good info thanks
I owned an echo trimmer straight shaft since new and it’s been about 5 years now, love it and no problems at all. Easy to start and maintain. I haven’t owned any other brand so I can’t compare.
Good morning love all your videos and saves me money and time thank you
After over 12 years having a trimmer from new it gave me problems the last two years. Finally spent a couple hundred and bought a Stihl trimmer, just prime, set the choke that goes off automatically and go 😊 Bought a line holder that you can push in most sizes of line because those line feeders never work correctly
Omg that is just crazy. Why do we have engineers? Why not have mechanics in build designs.
I have a 2020 5.7 hemi 1500 truck. The oil filter sits right above a cross member and really sucks to change I get an oil bath at every change
Yes I agree with you and I hate changing my oil and I’m a life time mechanic at 73 years old
And I have this trimmer. The 130C. Bought to from Lowe’s. Gotta take it to the shop! Thanks for the information!
Love watching you
Thanks for the info!!
I just contacted Husqvarna about my 330LK Trimmer and they gave me the name and address of the nearest service center. I called the service center and explained what I had and they said "We have gotten no notice about that, YET?" But, the lady looked it up on line and then told me to bring it in tomorrow and they would see what they could do. The only problem is, if they never heard about the "Recall" then they might not have the parts in stock? and how long is it going to take to get the parts in stock if they don't have it to fix it? I have no "Faith" in Husqvarna and their availability of parts. So glad you gave us the heads up so I could try and be one of the first!
Thank you very much and keep up the great work!
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Thank You for a great job 👍
Every piece of lawn and garden equipment can be a potential fire hazard if you are not being careful.
Yes. True. I have had an electric corded trimmer catch on fire!
Just wanted to thank you for making this kind of video. I don't own this trimmer but, if I did, I would never have heard about this recall. I know it's not best practice, but I never register anything I buy, and I almost never go to a repair shop. The only way I'd ever hear about a product recall like this is from someone like you.
Thank you for the info thank you for the video
I just wanted to tell you I’m half way thru changing both spindles on my Husky 18542. I’m waiting on the drive pulleys,. I don’t like the look of the groves that mate to the spindle drive gear. The NEW spindles have grease fittings on the top ! I contribute that to your video about spindle lack of a lube port. Thank You !!
It's not so much the one that comes up with stupid designs and changes, it the ONES THAT APPROVE THEM!!!
I picked up a Honda rear drive early summer last year when my Briggs blew up. It was one the never change the oil motors. I like the Honda, it’s quiet and starts on the first pull. I dropped it off Monday for the recall.
TY for Sharing
Excellent video, with a good and useful information. They may get in contact with you and thanks for the review you’re giving all for free.
I am very proud of you 👍 for the advice given to us. Thanks!!
Thanks Bre. I guess I'll have to take my 330LK in and let Husqvarna pay the bill. Thanks and I'll post this info on my only social media site. Hopefully it will be spread on there as I have been told by several of my Friends that I'm an influencer. Wow, I didn't apply for that! Thanks once more, you're the best. Mark
I sure like my old Shindiawa trimmers. I find that the less plastic shrouding the better.
Yep. I have a T25 I've been abusing since 1988. Great quality.
The Older ones are THE BEST period. I have a T242 and a T282.
Shindaiwa no longer promotes "first to start last to quit". Damn EPA is slowly ruining everything... A T-270 sold for around $750 shipped on eBay.
@@twocyclesmoke i've said for years your gas/oil 2stroke will vanish because of epa. electric is here but impracticle for professionals. i suspect propane will replace the pro models. just screw on another tank and keep going
@@twocyclesmoke
Dang!
I bought a 125L/LD in 1995. It was made for Husqvarna by Manuyama. It cost $ 342.00 back then. Still runs great and other than a tune up it's had no repairs other than a new string head. Quality construction. Too bad Husqvarna stopped using this manufacturer
I have a 130L that's been recalled and will take it to a shop tomorrow to have them fix the recall issue. It lists for $269 at Lowe's, which is where I bought mine, but I got it on sale for a decent amount off. The thing is a PITA! Aside from the recall issue, the cutting string WILL NOT extend when I bounce it off a flat service. That means, every time I need to extend the line, I have to take the head, take the string out, and then rethread it...while cussing up a storm the whole time. Also, the shield is a JOKE...doesn't block a darn thing. I will say that it's easy to start up, which is a huge plus over the Craftsman trimmer I previously used. It's also much more powerful than the Craftsman trimmer I had. Maybe I'll clean it up after the recall is fixed and throw it on Facebook Marketplace and then go get something else. I rely on my trimmer quite a bit, and it bugs me to no end when I have issues with it, which is why I dumped the Craftsman trimmer.
I should mention I have a Husqvarna backpack blower that is great...very powerful. I also have a Husqvarna chainsaw that hasn't given me any issues. I like the brand, but they missed the mark on the 130L trimmer I've got.
I have a 128ld that is at least 10 years old and im the 3rd owner of it. I've been using it commercially for 3 seasons now going into a fourth season this year. Previous owner used it commercially as well. Only problem has ever been the carb and fuel tubing issue. Couldn't be happier with its performance. I also use brush cutter and hedge trimmer attachments on it. If it ever gives out I will just buy another one.
Thank you for sharing this information. I got one of there chain saws. Not sure if My saw might be involved
i have learned so much from watching your videos thank you!.last monday i sold my baby it was a stihl; ms 261 chainsaw it had 3 hours on it it was a 2010 model been in house in closet since finally sold it got 425 dollars for it farmer bought it hes super happy with it.he said it bulked at first hadnt ran in 10 years.but he said it runs like brand new now he wanted cause he has big huskavanas to heavy for what he was doing
How about part 10 getting pinched and arcing? I would have loved to see a tear-down looking at fuel lines and electrical wire integrity.
It wasn't because I know anything... It was just dumb luck.
I have a 128LD and it's awesome!
Yup.... had some weirdness in my fuel and ended up pulling the carb and cleaning it. Runs great now though!
I have a 130C UGGGG I use my 525L every day and love it but I do use the 130C now and then. Also I got the 128LD way back when it was first released and just this year it finally quit. I have a new carb on the way but that 128LD has been a beast of a trimmer.
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Great video Bre,Thanks for the info...................................................................................Fort Worth,Tx
I've been looking at the Husqvarna string trimmers but haven't decided yet. I was focused on the refill part for the trimmer head. I really like the ones that you just feed in half and then twist away to refill the trimmer head. Having to take it apart and then refill the head is a pain. Done it for years. I would like the option of being able to use different attachments. So, with that said, what would you suggest? My budget is under 300 if possible. So, easy refill of the trimmer head and split boom. Easy starting is always good too. Love your videos and hope you keep making them!
Try looking for those parts at another parts retailer. Those parts are available. I'd leave a link to a website to get them, but UA-cam tagged me with a spam violation the last time I did it. I'm surprised that Stihl never had a recall on those crappy flip caps that they were putting on fuel tanks of various machines. Stihl claimed that users were not installing the flip caps the right way. It's a freaking gas cap, it shouldn't take a special procedure to install a gas cap. Stihl has since discontinued the flip cap on gas tanks completely and now has a normal spin on gas cap.
My comment was removed when I posted the part number
I have sold SO MANY of those caps. Worst design ever!
I’ve got a 326 straight shaft that has been running for years,20+, with no issues
I have a 128LD, and only paid $99.00 for it. Granted it was a refurbished sale, but you couldn't tell it was not a brand new unit when I bought it. Been a pretty good little unit. Haven't had the fuel line issue yet, but will take a look when I am getting it prepped for spring.
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So that's why these were on sale
I have a honda walk behind mower its not selfpropeld its been a good one.
Not entirely true about Hondas. Home Depot has them in stock. In fact I bought one a couple of weeks ago. Granted it is remaining stock of the repaired recalled mowers. They’re not selling any new models but there is still some residual stock out in the wild.
Iv never used or worked on a Husqverna that I liked. Always weird hard to fix problems over engineered and poor quality parts. My favorite trimmer is actually a Hitachi. Funny enough I think they were all recalled for fires too. Perhaps not as robust as others but its a quality unit simple and easy to work on.
Love your videos they have help me a single homeowner alot of money and mayhem. I do have a question. I have an old poulon pro riding mower that no longer have a deck . It needs a starter but I want to use it without the deck just to ride around on maybe pulling a cart. Is this possible and do I need to do anything special??
The 128LD was a outstanding unit and I only wish they still had them
Shame they didn’t stay with the best one 😢😢😢
Wonder how this will compare to all the battery fires from lithium batteries in the near future? That's what I thought this video was going to be about.
When those fires actually start happening, these small-engine companies aren't going to have the same money as Tesla to suppress the local news stories or even pay for the Hazmat deployments for the fire suppression and cleanup.
I drove past my first lithium battery fire (not related to an accident btw) on the state highway to work last year- there were 3 fire trucks with a hazmat, and about 20-30 first responders to deal with the fire. I kept checking the town's news and ragpaper sites, and the fire department's site - no reports at all on what happened. They had us all driving through the cloud of white smoke. No consequences at all I guess!
Well I’m thinking this summer will be full of them since my neighbor battery riding mower battery burned up and he is getting the run around and it’s only 3 months old 😢😢😢
yet another Was good brand going down the crapper , good one husky
they need to recall 2014 riding mowers...all the frames crack at the weld
Thanks girl…
Yes, I love my 128LD. My neighbor asked me to sale it to him. Because I use to let him use it. This was my home use trimmer. I think it was a 2018 model
Question
I see you used the word "sale" describing someone using money to trade for things.
I've seen this many times over the internet.
Where I'm from, we use the word "sell". Not bashing you. Just would like to know if this is a regional use of the words. 🤔
The more you know! LoL 😂😆🤔
That's one reason why we don't sell that brand.
I think someone with a 3D printer could make some money making choke levers. Just a thought! LOL
I had a Husqvarna 125L trimmer for 12 years, it worked without a problem until the end, when the piston broke and damaged the cylinder. I mowed a large area with it, much larger than it was designed for... it was weak, but it worked. In 2016 I bought a 143R-2, which is a completely different story... a strong and heavy machine, but I get the job done much faster... an unbreakable machine, and of course it was discontinued in Europe 3 years ago... and as far as I can see , new similar models are not of such quality.
I'm not in the market to buy any more string trimmers, but I did notice a couple of old McCullough chainsaws in your pile of equipment. I'm definitely in the market to buy those as is.
I just happen to have one of the string trimmer on the recall list
beautyfull video
I just got the 128LD for $128 over at Northern Tool.
love your vids,need help trying to find mixture adjustment tool for my Echo trimmers,Echo dealers say they can't sell me one,Rick in Delaware
128LD:
Question: Why screw up a good thing?
Answer: Because the bean counters deemed it so!
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I'm a small engine mechanic in Chicago and as of right now Oscar Wilson engines in O'Fallon Missouri, which is one of the larger Small engine parts (including Husqvarna) distributors around, has all of those parts in stock. You should check them out! We get lots of parts from them up here in Chicago and they are great people to deal with. Their dealer site including parts lookup is fantastic.
I have had my husqvarna trimmer for over 16 years and to this day have only changed out bump heads . I have 4 acres of yard with about 200 yards of creek line to trim and bunches of trees. I have never used ethanol fuel and it has never failed to start and still the original spark plug. I can't stand the new design of the engine covers because they hurt your arms and elbows when reaching into a steep creek bed with one arm. I want another trimmer but won't buy a new huqvarna because of the design. I bought a stihl but it's heavier and it's not as reliable as my old husqvarna. It has a nice smooth engine cover and that's why i bought it. My wife likes my old huqvarna better so I get stuck with the stihl.
Yeah, I got an email about this issue last week, or early this week.
Cheers from New Brunswick, Canada...eh.
I'm looking for a Stihl chainsaw 200T parts or complete saw do you have one in your pile?
I have a 128ldx. Is that the same as the ld? Should I replace the fuel line in it as well? Thank you and thanks for the video!
I bought a 330lk used and it runs great and strong for a few mins and it start missing and shuts off.turns out its under recall and is gonna be getting fixed this week.hopefully it fixes my issues