Husqvarna 525 LST Blade Kit Installation

Showing how to install the blade kit on the Husqvarna trimmer. I had to figure it out on my own since the owner's manual was not included.

[@tutelarRC]

Thanks for sharing. If I had known that Husqvarna did not have manuals available for everything, I would not have purchased from Husqvarna.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

I was surprised to find this out myself! I have a few different Husqvarna tools and do believe they are quality, plus I have a dealer nearby so it’s worth it for me to buy them. Thanks for watching!

[@briancaine9130]

Thanks. Good video. The Dome towards the ground is very useful. Subscribed.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

Thank you for the feedback and I’m glad it was useful to you! I bought mine as a floor/display model and didn’t get the manual so I thought I’d put this together for others in the same boat.

[@nathanelliott9757]

Thanks for that. I couldn't find any useful instructions either.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

Thank you for watching. I was surprised there was nothing too, and thought maybe it was because this was a floor model.

[@gerryjames9720]

I agree with the comment, if I’d known there are no parts lists, manuals, or printed instructions available, I would have bought Stihl.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

In my area I have a good Husqvarna dealer so that’s the way I lean. I used to have a good Stihl dealer but they went out of business. Thanks for watching!

[@savannahhay2298]

Thank you!

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

Im glad it was useful for you! Thanks for watching.

[@guesswho2378]

All the videos seem to use a straight-type weed cutter for brush attachments. Can you do this with a curved shaft weed whacker?

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

Good question. From what I understand most curved shaft weed whackers are made to use string trim only. The motor needs to be a certain size to spin the head with the extra weight of the blade. I hope that helps!

[@kurtgranlund496]

Where did you find the parts for this. I’m looking everywhere. Do you have a husky part number by chance? Thank You

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

I bought this at a place called Wooster Power Equipment. It’s where I take my things in when I cannot fix it myself. Check out their website. I do not have the part number but it should come up on a description search.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

Thanks for watching!

[@regularSenseAppeal]

That lefty righty loosy tighty thing didn't seem to help all that much lol. Anyways, thanks for the tips!

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

Some days are better than others 😂 Thanks for watching!

[@gerryjames9720]

Gloves? We don’t need no stinking gloves😂.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

😬😂

[@user-tu9cy9tp2t]

I bet that knocks through some saplings lol

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

Both the brush blade and the grass blade do a good job. When it’s mixed brush and grass the better bet is the grass blade. Thanks for watching!

[@mathewmolk2089]

Loose the friggin gloves. You are working on a machine, not moving cement blocks.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

I keep the blade pretty sharp so I wear them. It’s a little clunky at times but worth it for me.

[@Brandon-eh4tz]

@@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees Extra precaution is always wise. If the guy above wants a skin to metal connection with his saw, all the power to him. I prefer to protect my hand for the woman I do yet have. My cat appreciates it.

[@scottthornandhisbeesandtrees]

@@Brandon-eh4tz I agree! I’ve seen (and had) enough hand injuries in my life. Thanks for watching!