Makita UD2500 test

[@josephhanley668]

Thanks for sharing good video I just bought one today so fingers crossed I use it right

[@n_p_n]

спасибо, наглядно. Это - яблоня?

[@henrikmikaelkristensen4784]

This thing sounds exactly like my Bosch AXT 25 Turbine Cutter.

[@cornel.construct]

Ottimo video.like!

[@autocaravanistabloguero]

Todavía la tienes? Funciona bien?

[@pobinr]

Hold your camera on its side when videoing

[@Misterdandamanify]

I think seperating that bundle of branches helps a lot

[@irinaungureanu5981]

i think it helps to see that you don t have a lot of extra work to prepare the branches before shredding. some tools get stuck if they are set for thicker wood than small branches follow. For me it is important that I can use this machine on irregular materials. I also like the granularity of the result. the shreddings are small and can be perfectly composted

[@barnasooki485]

The lever used to remove/secure the bottom collection bin is a joke. It's badly designed and finally snapped off rendering the machine useless. It's still under warranty, but I already know the new one's going to fail as well sooner or later. It's a nice machine otherwise.

[@peterpeterson9903]

Just bypass it.

[@barnasooki485]

@@peterpeterson9903 What I did was but a new locking tab from the factory for cheap. I jammed it into the machine to make it think the collection bin is secured. Life is so much easier now. In other words, the fix is cheap and inexpensive.

[@HQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQ]

It chops too large pieces and many times doesn't chop all the way so branches are still holding together by bark... Maybe it'll last long time, but result is definitely not worth the money.

[@sza2bom]

do you have anything comparable that works better?

[@langbakkboy]

Maybe because you are to stupid to use it?

[@Dupawpaski]

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