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yeah I heard that too. I think you can buy a AC inverter to plug into your cigerette lighter from most automotive store. I just tried my charger again in my truck plugin and it charges just fine even with the motor not running. Might help that my pickup has two batteries but I do idle the engine...

Mick, my truck has it built in. Doesn't power the charger as well as a home outlet but does the job.

Having said the above I'm seriously thinking of buying a 536 rear handle now while the sale is still on. $520 and comes with a 14" b/c, I already have the charger and 2 batteries. Perfect little saw for doing light ground work like limbing and taking out bushes etc. Even felling and bucking...

I'm going to have to wear out my 536 first before I get another saw. Got enough saws as it is.:)

Chainsaw 10 I figured you were running rear handle saws, seeing you never admitted they were. Never saw many carvers run top handles........ Those 2 Stihl's you own have been around for years that's the ones I call a consumer grade saw. But what makes it is definitely the 1/4" Picco chain Now...

So my next question is when is this saw available in North America? Might have to order from Honey Brothers......

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Reg, Husqvarna Canada has a sale on at the moment, just got the flyer in the mail. Free spare battery if you buy the tool, charger and battery. Here in Manitoba the T536XP total price with 8% PSTand 5% GST would be $1,005.00 CDN. That's what I paid last year and I never got a free spare battery.

Stihl have alot of work to do to get their battery saws to commercial level, they'll need a whole new redesign as they're consumer grade.

The 536 is great for those early morning residential jobs on the hottest days of summer, when you want to avoid the afternoon heat.

My 536 paid for its self on its first day on the job. Crown reduction and deadwooding on 1 large poplar.

Last summer on some of the hottest days with high humidity I was pulling into "select" customers yards at 5:30am and shutting it down for the day at noon. The little 536 worked really good on these jobs so early in the morning not to ruffle feathers of any of the customers or their neighbors. My...

Reg, I can't really add much more then what you've already covered. I've demoed both of those saws and now own a a 536. I really liked the 150 Stihl but what Stihl did right was develop that little 71PM3 chain to make it really perform. Focus on hand filing and that chain can't be beat what...