BoschHigh Pressure Washer UniversalAquatak 125 (1500 W, pressure: 125 bar, max. flow rate: 360 l/h)

Great little saw,works really well & designed really well,with simple operation.Has not leaked oil & being electric the noise level is much quieter than a petrol version.It's compact & easy to store when not in use.I'd say great value for money & I'd recomend it for small jobs.If you are considering this item, have confidence in it,it's a great little saw.

So, if you accept that this isn’t going to be felling General Sherman for you, you should find it is a great bit of kit.It’ll take down boughs and trunks of decent girth, and you get a good number of cuts from the 2.5 amp hour battery supplied. With care, you’ll be able to deal with larger diameters than claimed, but be sensible with it. Even though there is minimal kick back given the small bar and the tip protector, with a bit of experience and confidence you can be felling larger sized trees than you might expect - and there’s the risk for the amateur…Benefits - lightweight, easy to use, more powerful than expected, battery lifeCons - none. I cleared a very large area of mature rhododendrons in a day with no problems (albeit with several batteries as I’ve bought into the Bosch 18v ecosystem)

Brilliant little saw ideal for pruning

Brilliant and easy to use! Thank you

Very good product easy to use very satisfied

I've opted for this because reviews claimed this is more reliable plus it also comes with "SELF-PRIMING" option which gives user the choices to source water from a tap (I ran a garden hose from upstairs for water), it can also suck water from bucket, container and pond, unlike other brands that only rely on pressurized tap water connection.I've bought it only for my car washing. I had wanted the acquatak 120 but few buyers said it wasn't that powerful enough so I went for this acquatak 125, and oh my gosh!! It is far too powerful for what I've intended it for.I've overlooked it initially because it's all plastic, foldable and very light yet appeared robust too. Look, this is a quality AGGRESSIVE MASTER BLASTER for car cleaning! I live upstairs and it's so light to lift. It is kept over a shelf.Knowing how to use it for car cleaning is paramount to avoid damaging car paint work. You could watch YouTube on how to use any pressure washer on car if you're a novice like myself.I think those with small outdoor surfaces that need cleaning would not regret. With that mentioned, if you've got an extremely large outdoor surface to clean than please go for a more expensive one that comes with so many cleaning accessories to handle such demand. While this is very powerful within its class, it comes only with the basic (a water cable, soap dispenser, gun, adjustable nozzle to select spraying pressure and a lance - that's it).I do recommend this one. Thanks

Handy small tool. Good for its size but only good for small sized branches or logs. Cuts well as expected with a chainsaw blade. Keep your eye on the tension of the blade and mindful not to catch the tensioner on wood, which can loosen the mechanism. A fully charged battery lasted quite well. Would’ve preferred the end of the chain to be unobstructed. Otherwise overall handy tool.

Great piece of kit! First point - I removed the tip guard (see pic). Anyone removing safety equipment clearly does so at their own risk and I'm not recommending it, but it is easy for a competent DIYer (just drill out the soft metal rivets) and the resulting tool is hugely functional. Used with two hands I think it very safe anyway - although the handguard isn't linked to the brake, the saw doesn't have much of a kick and stops instantly when you release the trigger. It's light and easy to wield even at your feet or above your head - much more so than a full size chainsaw - and the resulting 8" blade is great both for proper cutting (>8" fenceposts and logs) and cutting a path through dense rhododendrons. The 2.0 Ah battery lasts me an hour of intermittent use when brush cutting, but you want a spare. I have one from my Bosch PSA 18 LI 18v sabre saw which I like but the chainsaw is far more usable. I only use the sabre saw now where access is tricky and only its long narrow blade can get in there. I've owned the UniversalChain 6 mths and no problems so far - It feels well made and robust, like the Bosch green kit generally is. Enjoy.