Not a review! Husqvarna A2400 MultiPurpose Axe testing

[@hotpoker4212]

Greetings from the Emerald Isle of Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪, this is a great splitting axe, the secret,is to have the wood at waist height,to get all the energy of the swing,into the rounds, I use 3 truck tyres with the inner walls removed,stack the round in tightly,and split away, saves your back no end, make sure you have a solid base, eg, concrete

[@ryanharnell9268]

Thanks man! Deserves more views. Would have liked to see your final assessment. What did you like and didn't like compared to other axes. I trust your opinion. Thanks again.

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

Went for the S2800 & I've found it to an excellent tool!

[@thomasapol1770]

S2800 is for splitting logs

[@ajaxtelamonian5134]

Pretty solid axe could be a great companion piece to a saw. Like the dog shakes in between.

[@felmasdede]

Nice test! Have you ever had a chance to try the H900? Do you advice?

[@joshuamoses1631]

That axe really suprised me. Not bad

[@stefaneder4887]

Have you ever sharpen the husqvarna before?

[@Greatlakesprepper]

yes..it comes "hardware store sharp". but 5 minutes with a file put a working edge on it.

[@hotpoker4212]

Sorry my mistake,I thought you were using the s2800 splitting axe, my apologies,🇮🇪

[@Вячеслав-е8ж]

Hello! which is better for husquarna a1400 (a2400) or Gransfors Bruk Scandinavian forest axe for felling?

[@jaydak99]

The A2400 is a multi purpose axe, not a felling axe. It's too thick to cut deep. It's not a dedicated splitting axe, so it could be used for felling occasionally, but would not perform as well as the other.

[@ajaxtelamonian5134]

@@jaydak99 to be fair though a bit of filing could help that. I like wedgy axes for chopping if it's green.

[@evanbenford3266]

they need to make a 18" version

[@lukasking2573]

Wrong axe for that kind of job, this is more a splitting axe. By the way, stop making videos for others if your chopping technique is bad.

[@alhere6335]

Go make one yourself to show em how it's done tough guy.