STIHL Hedge Trimmers (HSA 94 T & R) Features

16:15

18:57

1.4M views

At 16:15 in

Stihls newest Tool's of 2019- blowers, chainsaws, weed eaters, & more

Watch on YouTube

What happens here

The STIHL HSA 94 T and HSA 94 R hedge trimmers are introduced, emphasizing their suitability for different trimming tasks. The HSA 94 T (topiary) is designed for fine, delicate trimming with a blade configuration that excels at shaping. The HSA 94 R is built for heavier-duty tasks, handling woodier material with a different blade setup. Both trimmers are battery-powered and connect to a remote battery pack. A key safety and convenience feature is demonstrated: if the blades encounter too much resistance and bind, the motor automatically reverses direction to free the blades, preventing jamming and making operation smoother. The presenter demonstrates using the HSA 94 T to trim a thick hedge.

Goal: Show the features and capabilities of STIHL battery-powered hedge trimmers.

Tools and materials

Remote Battery Pack STIHL — Powering the hedge trimmers
Safety Glasses — Eye protection during trimming
STIHL HSA 94 R Hedge Trimmer STIHL — Heavy-duty hedge trimming of woodier material
STIHL HSA 94 T Hedge Trimmer STIHL — Fine and delicate hedge trimming

What they say

(2,155 characters)

Hide

Two headge trimmers, two different jobs. This one is the steel HSA 94T. And if you guys want a trimmer that is designed for just fine trimming, delicate stuff, this is your unit. This one is the steel HSA 94R. There's a little bit of a difference in the blade configuration here. Take a look. And the 94R is made for meteor stuff. So, a little bit of woodier material. [music] It's got a remote battery. We've got the battery on our back. We're tethered in. We line up the arrows. Push it in. Three button start or two button, two finger start. One, two, three power settings. Let's go see what this can do. We got a tree over here. Let's go see what it can do. So, it's handling some pretty meaty stuff and it's not having any issues. Now, I need to clarify something with Thomas. Thomas, you said that the blades will sense when it's under too much of a load and reverse, right? it'll reverse the the direction of the engine in order to to get loose again to that you can get it out of the cut. So if you bind this up now I've disconnected the battery but if you bind this up on something the blades instead [music] of continuing to jam in there will sense it go bass backwards right and let you free up and then it'll keep operating the normal way. Yes, you got it. Perfect. Okay. All right, guys. Well, that was my adventure when I went out to the steel manufacturing facility in their corporate headquarters. They ship materials worldwide that they make right in the United States, which I really respect, even though they're a German-B born company. But my next question to you guys is, what did you think of this video? And number two, would you guys be interested in seeing a video on pressure washers? Because Steel has a brand new line of pressure washers out there. And I talked to one of the engineers and product managers at Steel. And this guy taught me more about pressure washers in 5 minutes than I ever learned in my entire life on my own. And I filmed it all, but I don't want to put it on my channel unless you guys want to know this kind of stuff. So you tell me, pressure washer, yay or nay, in the comments down below. God bless you

Auto-generated from the video audio.