Just bought the KMA-80, along with the KM-HL 145 and it’s brilliant so far. (Previously bought the Scarifier and AK30 battery). Looking into reviews for the lawn edger, blower and strimmer. Cheers for the review!
Love it 👍🏻 Thats a versatile machine. But for Multitools I prefer an other brand where I also got two petrol powered ones from (122LK and 525LK) with different attachements
I have the kombi gas version with a saw, hedge trimmer and line trimmer. I’m debating weather to switch over to battery powered ones 🧐 You guys always make such good quality and informative videos… Even down to the explaining how each tool works and specifications. Even showing a quick and thorough demonstration each.
You wouldn’t need to replace the tool portions. All the ones you have should work with the electric kombi motor. You’d just be replacing the motor. I follow this guy Fills Lawncare and he has both. He runs a lawn edger all the time on his battery kombi motor, but sometimes switches to his gas kombi motor for bigger jobs. He uses the same edger tool portion with both gas and battery kombi motors.
May seem like a silly question but I've got the KMA 80-R kombi and some dense blackberry bushes I wanna take care of. I'm hesitating between the pole pruner, Reciprocator Attachment, or a brush knife blade which would work best?
I’ve got the Kma 135R and it’s great but lacks power compared to the petrol so these too as nice as they look probably wouldn’t be good enough for the amount of use they’ll get on a professional daily basis I find the battery’s don’t last very long either that’s my only gripe I love the concept and hope stihl can make battery’s that are more economical with better run time especially if they want more people to make the switch for a greener future Great video mate
I am currently using the AK system with individual tools. However am considering the AK80R. would have liked to have seen this tested with the lawn edging and pole saw attachments.
I have the FSA135 over 3 years have used and abused never have a problem, to bad not even the AP500 S battery is up to the machine. Battery technology still light years away for commercial use.
An absence of challenging work in there to really see how they would cope. Myself I'll stick with the petrol. I have had two KM94 2 Mix engines and a full suite of attachments and used them domestically on a few properties over the course of the last ten years or so. Overall a great system however on changing them out for a new set recently I found the adjustable angle hedge trimmer bar had become shorter which makes it less efficient and now has crappy painted trim, and the pole saw chain dropped to 1/4" from 3/8". In comparison with the Husqi equivalent the Stihl gear seems borderline domestic quality which is disappointing. However the Husqi equivalent engine is heavier and the Stihl blower is fantastic so until the next change out I'll stick with the Stihl system. I love the KM94 engine- simple, light weight, economical, adequate power, low maintenance, and reliable- mine never missed a beat. As well no expensive heavy batteries to degrade over time or burn my house down, or extra ones needed to buy to be able to do a days work. Our local Husqi dealer burnt to the ground one night a few years ago from a battery deciding to burst into flames for no reason.
@@MachineryNation Apparently, something to do with the flexible drive system that does not work well with the electric power torque. The straight drive combo tools are driven by a solid shaft.
I’m guessing you need to fill it up with fuel a few times, if not you need to work it harder haha 😉 depends which tool hedge trimming probably 3 batteries for a full days work.
