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Great info, thanks!

I went back and fourth on the 350 and the 150. Yesterday lowes had an open box sale on the 150BT for $149.99 missing one tube and instruction manual. I bought it and ordered an extra tube on Amazon for $17 and downloaded the manual on line so i think that was a pretty good deal. I never buy open box stuff but the guy at lowes was like it's brand new never been started and its guaranteed or money back. I took it home filled it with premixed fuel from husqvarna and she started up on the 3rd pull.

Thank you for sharing.

What do you think would be the thickest branch it would cut?

I just picked up 4 brand new ones in the box next to the dumpster. Time to put it together

What are you jacking your mower deck up with and what are you spraying for rust prevention

Mine doesnt work so well, im switching to Stihl

I bought one and it makes a squealing noise then dies. Anyone know what is wrong?

I cant figure out how to get the handle on the thing

It's nice to see an honest review. Thanks.

And I got the wing nuts and don’t know where they go nether any one knows?

I have the same tiller it's a beast in my Rocky environment. Blows away every piece of junk over priced overrated Troy Bilt I've ever used.

great FC welder! can't beat it's performance for the price.

That's a fine deal for 50$. I just mounted mine and was trying to figure out where the extra piece went. It's a spool holder.

Thank you for this video. I am getting a rear tine tiller soon as I am older and got back problems. My front tine broke today.

I bought one of these off FB Marketplace for 400.00. Evidently HD dumped them for 199.00 to several distributors that they liquidated to. I am tilling a new piece of ground that is a mess but this thing will power thru the stuff. I have had to stop several times to clear the tines of briars and vines, etc. I've figured out to just take the tines off to make it easy. I'm calling Champion tomorrow to see if there is a way to register it after buying from a second party. Would buy this again especially at the price I paid and there are still a lot of people that have these things on FB.

The transmissions in these call for 0 or 00 weight grease. It's grease that flows and it is hard to find. It is common as you run the tiller for the factory grease to works its way to the rear tine gear box. When this happens the grease level drops and the factory tells you you can use a very thick gear oil like 80w140 to top it off. Because it's not enough to make much of a difference. But if you need to change the grease in the transmission for some reason and you are refilling it do not use gear oil! Only use 0 or 00 weight grease for a refill. ruclips.net/video/eVwmn3SS8AI/видео.html

The front cone will turn it's just a biotch. You need someone else to keep the other half from turning

Thanks for the video. You've convinced me not to get the Worx one. I've got two long bushes, quite tall ones around the new house and this seems too weak to deal with that. Thanks.

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Does it get slippery? And the dust stick a lot to it?

talk about piss poor engineering,. my wife and I are going to go thru this crap everytime we hook this up? I expected a better designed product from Husqvarna.

Hey, cheers brother. My girlfriends parents just gave me this blower brand new. I maintain some property for them and so this was a thank you for all you've done type thing. I appreciate your video and im excited to run the ol' hog

I have a 350bt that I've owned for 12 years. I've never done a single thing to it aside from put gas in it and go! I literally mean nothing, not cleaned the air filter, changed the plug, nothing! I didn't even know it had a primer bulb until i saw your video 😂😂😂😂😂 Evidently it's not needed lol, i choke mine and give er 3-4 good pulls and she starts every time! Worth every dime i paid for it which was $295 off Amazon.

❤ it I have a generator Champion

What happen to your hand.?? Be careful..

Does it use regular gas?

Very informative video! With some of the complaints you read online, you were good at being proactive and showing us a good solution. Thanks!!

Bought a champion generator throughout our hurricane season it ran like a champ and still does, just bought a champion tiller still in the crate! Can't wait to put it together and get it running got a great deal on it on market place on Facebook $350 never used, Now they cost $899 I hear. Thanks on the reviews on this item. Never knew champion actually made tillers was looking for a toro as well. Sounds like I hit it lucky. 😊

I want more power. I want more power now damnit!! Oh' I only want to fill its tank once a yr too.... Sorry guys, cake and eat it too only rolls through once a yr for you! Oh' you'll need to bake it your damn selves btw! I own this beast, my old 323l is still going strong, with just a primer bulb in 13yrs. Love Husky trimmer head too, tough as hell unlike speed loads I practiced loading mine an hour or so when new, it was a breeze afterwards. Look at manual, some vids online showing it wrong. I cared for a cemetery & school & bumping tombstones 10 seasons, its still going strong. Also mowed a few freinds big yards & my 3 acres. There tough dude! I don't flip trimmer to load string, I just set it on ground/table upright. Pop bottom off, load real, put real in lower rim & pop bottom back on trimmer. Breeze! They took half choke off these, big mistake but EPA pricks I guess? My 323l starts 1st/2nd pull like clockwork since new, adjusted carb twice in 13yrs on pump gas. Drain everything in winter. My 525lst takes 1-2 more pulls due to that half choke missing. Still best trimmer on market power/weight, cuts as fast as you can run using Vortex line. Had to set my new line in hot garage for a week this round, too soft when I got it, it cuts perfect now! Freind says Echo line does better after curing out too fwiw? As a plastic molding tech trust me when I say this: If any line gets brittle just soak in water 48hrs to soften it up, let it dry put a day or two and it's like new again. Nylon absorbs/loses moisture both...Don't toss old brittle line, soak/cure it out to get its moisture level corrected, its all new again. Real dry can take soaking twice to save it..Peace!

You made that look easy. Isn’t there also another belt for the hydros ?

Thank you for noting the jelly like trans fluid. Mine was the same, and it surprised me there was no info. This unit calls for 85w 140, not grease. I looked far and wide and found you did mention in the video, more than I can say for any others. I also read more than a few that had the trans fail. I would think grown adults would check ALL fluids in ANY powered product they own before EVER using. I may be be a weird Dude but...wow....

Thanks for the maintenance tips and additions to the zero turn mower. I have a Spartan RZ-54 and it makes cutting my 2 acres a breeze. The only additions that I have done to it are to install the light assembly and shock absorber for the seat. Both work very well. Keep the vids coming.

IF you could which one would you really buy? you referenced one that was a bit more expensive. which one was it? Pls share the brand and model. thanks.

They are on sale at Home Depot for 179 right now

This thing for $200 at Homedepot is a Crazy deal😮

Thanks for the review! HD has it right now for $179 shipped if you hurry.

The threads on the bolt you put in will eat the rubber bungee cord out faster

Thanks for the review!

why take away from cargo space inside the trailer deck ? I'm surprised that you would take up deck space

42,44 or 48” ?

so is there no neutral to just free wheel it? besides having to "move the tires"

Should've filmed the satisfaction of pulling that vine mess down!

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The holes didn’t make up on my trailer. Do I need to make my own holes?

Its $550 should i get ?????

looks great, I want to do it to mine but wondering if its going to be slippery?

Tillers are hard to find this year. I have seen a few front tine ones, but no rear tine ones at the stores. I have an old one that is getting too heavy for me. I would like to get a smaller one, but no luck in finding any at all.

I used one of those in already plowed and disked ground and it was way harder than I expected, it would drift one way or the other and I had to stop, pick up the tines (this thing is heavy), reverse and put it back on course....front tine tillers are way easier.