Husqvarna 525LST In Action!!!
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Check out my 525LST slaying some tall grass!
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Thank you so much for demonstrating what you will find in a rural area! Great demo. I am leaning towards the 4-stroke. I'm 65 former metal worker. Just trying to get something with less high pitch sound this time around. Again good demo in high grass, weeds and bramble.
Im on a waiting list for a 525lst, they are so popular the dealers cant keep them in stock! nice video.
Good video … wanna give it a real test take the guard off and run it longer string … just for some of us commercial guys that run em like that … my Echo Srm266 is pretty good but I’m looking for something else that I can run without a guard and still spins like a top thru that tall grass
Love my Husqvarna's. I use the 535LK pro combi for strimming, and with all the attachments available it really is a fantastic all round bit of kit!!
I really need to get one of those combo's!
Thanks for watching!
Sold! Im ordering one today.
Wanted the lst. Couldn't find a dealer so went with the lowes 525l. Just .1 horsepower less but I love it so far.
Seems much smoother and balanced than echo srm 225 they shake your hands right off lol. Nice video
I haven't tries the SRM-225 so I can't say for my myself but I can say I really enjoy the antivibe handle on the 525LST! Even over a year later of very regular use its still doing its job and I hardly feel any vibration during use!
Thanks for watching!
I just did 3 fields with the SRM225. It has ample power for its size and will vibrate the hell out of your hand. In fact my hand with gloves were numb after an hour. But I love the power for the price. And get this... i'm running .105 instead of .095. I am cutting down baby mac nut trees so it has to be the .105's. I have a Husqvarna 128ld that is a hundred times smoother and less vibration. But it is so underpowered after running though 10 tanks that every time I see someone grab one at lowe's I tell them go to home depot and get the srm 225 for the same price LOL. I am so looking at the 525l because no one on my island carries the LS or LST. But I am weighing my options at the moment.
@@808Cummins great to know thanks. I'll buy a new one. used the shit out of my old 225 low compression on it now
@@808Cummins hey thanks for watching and commenting!
I also run .105 on my 525 with no issues!
I haven't run a 525L but on paper I know the 525LS and 525LST have a better motor and make more power so I'm not sure I would compare the 525L to the other two.
The anti vibe was a big selling point for me and even a year and a half later it's still doing great, I won't pick up another weedeater now! 🤣
That is some tall grass , but good review
Thanks for watching!
Tall indeed! No match for the 525LST!
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 Agreed . I should get one.
I really like my 525LST and 525L but darned if I can get either one started without pulling 12-15 times. I know it’s me even though I follow the procedure on the machine. How do you start yours cold? How do you start yours after it sits about 30 minutes since the previous use? I’ve used all kinds of stick equipment but these Husqvarna’s have me baffled. Thanks, great video.
Thanks for watching!
Honestly I'm really surprised by your trouble. I never have any problem at all getting my 525LST to start, warm or cold.
For cold start I push the primer bulb just enough for it to fill up and get firm, usually only 4-5 times. Choke and it pops on the first or second pull, turn choke off and it usually starts on the first pull.
When its warm but it's been sitting for a little bit I will pull the choke out and then push it back in without pulling the start. What that does is engage half choke and opens the throttle a little bit and it usually will fire right up!
I hope this helps! Good luck!
Jones Company Customs thank you so much for your starting procedure. I’ll give it a try.
@@goldtopsrock if you're still having trouble I would do some regular maintenance checks! Air filter, spark plug gap, etc....
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 👍I can confirm your starting method is spot on. This method works for all outdoor power equipment.
1. Primer bulb 4-5, 2. Choke pull 2x 3. Choke off, pull 1x.
@@mmholling87 this method usually works for me on all my various equipment!
Thanks for watching!
Any thoughts on the 525LS vs the 525LST? I know the LST is "Torque", but have you had a chance to use both? I might just buy both. Sometimes you need a level of control around delicate objects or things you don't want to damage. I was wondering if the LST would be good for that? Basically, how does it run on low RPMs?
The LS model and LST model are identical except for the gearbox at the head of the unit. The LST model is geared lower for more Torque. I use mine running wide open for a lot of heavy soft growth and at lower throttle for "regular" maintenance type grassy growth and it works great for me at both ends of the spectrum!
Thanks for watching!
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 have you used the echo 2620 or 2620t (262 or 262x from shindaiwa) and if so how would you say they compare to the 525 or 525lst , would you say it's worth the extra 100 or so dollars to just go with the Husqvarna ? I own echo and Husqvarna chainsaws in 50 60 and 70cc models and they all perform equally... Well the Husqvarnas are about a half a second faster than the echo models when cutting through larger diameter wood other than that and how the echos have more torque in the cut so they will power through without bogging down as drastically as the huskies do and the price difference on each of those was husky 600 vs echo 350 (50cc) 720 husky 515echo (60cc) and 1150 husky vs760 echo (70cc) now while I love all my saws the brass tacks are that the echos performed as well of not better in most cases and shipped with larger bars and chains than the huskies so for the money they were the better purchase for me and now I'm trying to figure out what will give me the best performance for the price in terms of weed eaters I'd also be happy to hear any info or recommendations from other brands as well I'm looking to buy a 25-30cc split shaft professional model and a 30cc or higher solid shaft trimmer so I've got my eye on the echo/shindaiwa 2620t and 3020t vs the Husqvarna 525 and 535 last models please and thank you for your time (I know this was long and run on so if you actually read all of this thank you ) and knowledge on this. Great vid I just subbed up for you
@@joehertel8846 hey Joe, thanks for the comment and the sub!
I have used several shindaiwa and echo trimmers although I can't recall exact model numbers. They have always gotten the job done just as well but for me I always prefer the ergonomics of husqvarna and the antivibe on the 525LST is absolutely worth the extra money compared to the echo srm225 while also being slightly lighter than the echo.
Echo is definitely priced lower than the comparable Husqvarna models but to me while they will both perform at similar levels, the Husqvarna products are always more comfortable and ergonomic which means a lot when you are using them every day for hours on end!
I totally get what you mean my huqvarna 562xp is the most comfortable saw I own and when you put it next to my echo 501p the 562 actually seems to be smaller cause of the way they streamlined it I mean it even looks smaller than the 550xp ! Anyway thanks for the response I think I'm gonna go with the 2620echo pas and then the Husqvarna 535lst
@@joehertel8846in my opinion for using both of em husky 525lst my proper trimmer and at work commercial landcare shindaiwa t262 that my husky 525lst engine+head gear is less bugging down in the thick stuff than shindi t262 even if the shindi can eat over anything but in lower time than my actual husky 525lst markII will do!
great weed eater
The best imo!
Yep I love mine but I use thev322l more it's lighter. Another Husqvarna fan awsome.
I am a Husqvarna fanatic! Compared to my 555FX the 525 is super light so I dont complain! Thanks for watching!
You ever used any Stihl trimmers? I had one stolen that was a 2 stroke and it seems like Stihl isn't as good as it used to be.
I have not used any Stihl trimmers personally so I cannot testify to their performance myself but I have seen a ton of people in groups and forums saying the same thing you are. The 525LST is a pretty bad to the bone trimmer and I am die hard Husqvarna so it was an easy choice for me. Most of the lawn care guys I see around my area are all running echo, husqy or shindaiwa, hardly any stihl.
how much does it weigh with that trimmer head? very good video thanks
I'm having trouble tracking down an exact figure but per Husqvarna's website the 525LST weighs 10.36 lbs without cutting equipment. I cant find a number for the T25 trimmer head that comes on this trimmer but I wouldn't imagine it weighs more than .75-1lbs with line so somewhere in the neighborhood of 11-11.25lbs at the end of the day!
Thanks for watching!
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 it comes with a t-35x head not a t25
@@knightimusprime25 I wasn't sure exactly which head, I just assumed it was the T25. Thank for the info and thanks for watching!
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 no worries im full of all kinds of info on these things
If I'm used to using a 128ld, will this put a huge appalachian grin on my face?
I would think so! The 128 is still a "homeowner" grade trimmer so you're definitely going to get a better quality machine with the 525LST which is commercial grade. The big selling point for me with the 525 is the lower geared head for more Torque and the antivibe handle!
Thanks for watching!
Very much so
how does this compare to an echo 230? I ask because its all i've used in the past 15+ years and looking for something that does not bog down on heavy weeds like in your video.
Thanks for watching!
I have never used an Echo 230 so I cant tell you from "hands on experience" how they compare.
I looked on Echo's website to compare stats and I couldn't find a 230 so it may be discontinued. I did find on the Home Depot website that the 230 has a 22.8cc engine which is smaller that the 525LST (25.4cc). I think it's safe to assume the 525LST has more power based on those numbers. The 230 weighs in at 11.2lbs where the lighter 525LST weighs in at 10.3lbs, almost a full pound in weight difference!
As for the bogging down you mentioned I think it's more likely that my sound quality is not the best and there might not be an accurate representation of how the machine is running because it was definitely not bogging down in this video, the 525 was taking out those weeds like a champ!
Can you point me to a time stamp in the video so I can see the bogging you're referring to?
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 thanks for the reply. . . I worded my sentence poorly lol what I meant is that my weed wacker bogs down on heavy weeds like in the video. Yours is clearly not bogging down much at all.
@@TheGuyWhoDidUrM0M haha my bad I understand now!
This is honestly one of the best weedeaters I have ever used and you wouldnt be disappointed with!
If you are really looking at doing heavy weed eating or brush cutting and still think you would need more power you can always look into the 535, 545, or 555.
This 525LST cant handle a brush cutter blade but I have a 555FX as well that I use for brush cutting and it is an absolute beast!
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 Will look into the 555fx then. . . I need something for heavy weeds since some of the areas that I cut havent been done so for years. Thanks for the fast replies.
@@TheGuyWhoDidUrM0M here is a review I did of the 555FX and I also have a video of it in action as well!
ruclips.net/video/OrX7CXq1ApM/видео.html
is it better and more powerful than the 525s?
I'm having trouble navigating Husqvarna's website, looks like they have recently changed things around so I can't pull up exact stats but I remember when I was looking at the 525S, 525LS, and 525LST I easily ruled out the 525S model due to it being less powerful. At the price point for the 525L vs the 525LST it's easy to justify the few extra dollar difference for more power and torque!
Have you tried Husqvarna's RapidReplace Trimmer Head?
I have not! Is that the type you feed the trimmer line through and just wind it up?
Thanks for watching!
@@jonescompanycustoms7208 Yep about the head. I was reading on a forum where somebody posted that the LS was better for finer grass and weeds because the it spins faster than the LST.