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Just under 100, the model itself is discontinued and has been replaced with a newer one which is 200 brand new. Looking at spending 200 until i can afford a stihl kombi with attachments.
Yes serviced and blades sharpened. not spoke about warranty yet, still in 2 minds. He says he knows the history of the machine as it was one of his customers and he's serviced it over the years. Mechanic pretty decent guy and reliable so have a bit a trust in him. It just felt heavy, 1.5 kg more than a stihl one. Just want something reliable that starts easily and where i wont be in same boat later in year.
The other thing to remember is that long reach machines break more easily than short reach so a cheap long reach is a waste of money that will be more expensive in the long term.
Yes thats what i thought but i'm very early days into business, 2 weeks in fact. I set up because I've wanted to for a few years, 20 years working for others has taken its toll and it also helps with my step daughter who has learning disabilities. She's my little helper and it gets her out of the house. Had 2 small jobs to start, now have 11 customers and a few one off jobs, patios and turfing. Unfortunately the money from those jobs will be buying a van for us. Fully understand over the machinery, stihl, husqvarna and possibly echo in the future for definite. My multi tool was cheap and the engine is a b*****d to start to the point i know it wants replacing.
Thanks again though, really appreciate your time and effort for responding.