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February Pruning Guide | Trees & Shrubs to Prune Now

Hyundai Power Products — Mon, 17 Feb 2025 10:59:00 +0000

February might still feel like the depths of winter, but for gardeners, it’s the perfect time to get a head start on pruning certain trees and shrubs. Pruning not only helps maintain the shape and health of your plants but also encourages new and vibrant growth in the coming seasons. At Hyundai Power Products, we’re here to guide you through the essential February pruning tasks to keep your garden thriving.

Use a long reach pole saw for high branches, like the Hyundai HY2192

February is the last chance to prune trees such as apple.

Why Prune in February?

Pruning in late winter is essential, before the sap starts to rise, allowing plants to heal quickly without the risk of disease. With most deciduous trees and shrubs still dormant, it’s easier to see the branches and structure allowing you to make more precise cuts. Plus, getting ahead now means less work in the busy spring season.

What Trees to Prune in February?

Apple and Pear Trees (Pyrus spp.) Prune these fruit trees while they are still dormant to encourage better fruiting in summer. Remove any dead, diseased, or crossing branches to improve airflow and light penetration.
Wisteria Cut back the summer’s growth to two or three buds on each stem. This encourages more blooms in spring and keeps this vigorous climber in check.
Birch (Betula) and Maple (Acer) If you didn’t get around to pruning these trees in autumn, now is your last chance before they start to bleed sap in early spring. Keep pruning to a minimum as sap loss can weaken the tree. If you need more heavy-pruning, wait until mid-to-late summer.

Prune apple trees in February for more fruits and a healthier tree.

February is the last chance to prune tree like Birch and Maples

What Shrubs to Prune in February?

Winter-Flowering Shrubs (e.g., Mahonia, Viburnum)

Once their winter display is over, prune to shape and remove any damaged or weak growth.

Hydrangeas (Hydrangea paniculata and Hydrangea arborescens)

Cut back old flower heads to a pair of healthy buds to promote strong growth and large blooms later in the year. Hydrangea macrophylla (mophead and lacecap varieties) should NOT be pruned in February as they flower on old wood.

Roses (Hybrid Teas and Floribundas)

February is ideal for prunin g bush roses. Cut back to outward-facing buds to create an open shape, removing any dead or weak stems.

Cornus (Dogwood) and Salix (Willow)

These shrubs are grown for their vibrant winter stems. Prune hard to the base to encourage fresh, colourful growth for next winter.

Our Expert Pruning Tips

✅ Use the Right Tools: A sharp, reliable pruner is key to making clean cuts. Consider using Hyundai cordless pole saw for effortless and precise pruning. For trees and larger shrubs a chainsaw is recommended and for hard to reach, high shrubs and trees a long-reach chainsaws or pole saw makes pruning tasks easy.

✅ Cut at an Angle: Always cut just above a bud at a slight angle to prevent water from settling on the cut, reducing the risk of rot.

✅ Remove Dead or Diseased Wood: Look for any blackened, brittle, or discoloured branches and remove them to keep your plants healthy.

Pruning in February sets the stage for a healthy, vibrant garden in the months to come. With the right techniques and tools, you can ensure your trees and shrubs flourish throughout the year.

Explore Hyundai’s Chainsaws and Long-Reach Pole Saws for efficient winter pruning.

Want to keep your garden thriving year-round? Explore more expert gardening tips in our Hyundai Knowledge Hub and get the best tools for the job.

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How to Sharpen Your Chainsaw in 4 Easy Steps

Hyundai Power Equipment — Sun, 16 Feb 2025 23:00:00 +0000

Hyundai Power Equipment
Chainsaws | Chain Sharpening | Chainsaw Guides | Chainsaw Maintenance

Have you noticed your chainsaw struggling to cut smoothly? - A dull chain makes cutting inefficient, increases the risk of accidents, and puts unnecessary strain on your tool. A well-sharpened chainsaw ensures safe, precise cuts and extends the lifespan of your equipment. In this guide, we’ll take you through a step-by-step process to sharpen your chainsaw efficiently, keeping your equipment in top shape.

Why Keeping Your Chainsaw Sharp Matters

Ensures Safe and Efficient Operation

A sharp chainsaw chain improves cutting performance, allowing you to work more efficiently. It reduces the risk of kickback and ensures smooth operation, preventing accidents and injuries.

Extends the Lifespan of the Chainsaw

Proper chain sharpening prevents unnecessary wear on the chainsaw's engine and other components. By maintaining a sharp chain, you can maximise the lifespan of your chainsaw, saving money on repairs and replacements.

Essential Tools & Materials

Before you start sharpening, gather these tools:

✅ Round File & File Guide – To sharpen the cutter teeth at the correct angle.
✅ Depth Gauge Tool – Ensures proper depth gauge height for optimal performance.
✅ Protective Gear – Safety goggles, ear protection, gloves, and a hard hat to stay safe.

Tip: We recommend using Power Spares accessories for reliable sharpening tools.

4-Step Chainsaw Sharpening Process

1. Preparing the Chainsaw

🔹 Clean the chainsaw thoroughly, removing dirt and debris.
🔹 Secure the chainsaw in a vise or place it on a stable surface.

2. Sharpening the Cutter Teeth

🔹 Use a round file and file guide to maintain a consistent 25–30° angle.
🔹 File in one direction only, following the tooth’s original cutting edge.
🔹 Repeat for each tooth until all are uniformly sharp.

3. Adjusting the Depth Gauges

🔹 Use a depth gauge tool to check the height of the gauges.
🔹 If too high, carefully lower them with a flat file to ensure proper wood chip clearance.

4. Inspecting & Lubricating the Chain

🔹 Inspect the chain for damaged or worn links; replace if necessary.
🔹 Apply chainsaw bar oil to reduce friction and prolong the chain’s lifespan.

Common Chainsaw Sharpening Mistakes

(and How to Avoid Them)

❌ Uneven Tooth Lengths – File each tooth the same number of times to ensure uniform cutting.

❌ Incorrect Filing Angles – Always follow the recommended angles in your chainsaw manual.

❌ Over-Filing – Removing too much material weakens the chain; file only as needed.

How Often Should You Sharpen Your Chainsaw?

🔹 Heavy Use – If you frequently cut hardwood or dirty wood, sharpen after every use.
🔹 Occasional Use – Check for dullness and sharpen every 3–5 uses.
🔹 Signs of a Dull Chain – Increased effort, excessive vibration, or irregular wood chips signal it's time to sharpen.

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Final Thoughts & Expert Advice

Keeping your chainsaw sharp is essential for safety, efficiency, and durability. Follow this guide, avoid common mistakes, and always use the right tools for maintenance.

Need further advice? Our Hyundai Power Products team is here to help!
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How To Assemble a Chainsaw

Hyundai Power Products — Thu, 14 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Hyundai Power Equipment – Expert Chainsaw Advice on Safe Assembly

Assembling a chainsaw might seem intimidating for beginners, but with the right guidance, it’s a straightforward process. Whether you’re a first-time user or simply looking to refresh your skills, learning how to assemble a chainsaw correctly is essential for safe and efficient operation. In this Hyundai Power Equipment guide, we’ll walk you through each step, so you’ll feel confident in setting up your chainsaw like a pro. Plus, we've added tips for safety and long-term maintenance to ensure the best performance from your Hyundai chainsaw.

How to Assemble Your Chainsaw?

Before diving into the assembly process, it’s crucial to understand why learning this skill matters. Chainsaw chains can loosen or wear over time, and knowing how to properly reattach or replace the chain is vital for optimal performance and safety. Whether you're a homeowner tackling tree maintenance or a professional handling heavy-duty tasks, mastering this skill will help prolong the life of your equipment and keep you safe during use.

Step-by-Step Guide to Assembling a Chainsaw

Here’s a beginner-friendly guide to assembling your chainsaw:

Step 1: Remove the Chain Brake and Bar Cover

Turn off the Chain Brake – Move the chain brake lever to the "off" position (closest to the handle). If left in the "on" position, the brake will be tight around the flywheel and can't be removed.
Remove Nuts – Loosen the two bolts on the chain brake and bar cover, remove the nuts, and set them aside in a safe place.
Detach the Cover – Pull the cover out and away from the chainsaw body.

Step 2: Attach the Bump Spike

Gather Required Parts – From the toolkit, locate the bump spike, two Allen bolts, and an Allen key.
Position the Bump Spike – Place the bump spike onto the chainsaw’s casing. Ensure the long sweeping curve of the spike faces upward.
Secure with Bolts – Start threading both Allen bolts into the tapped holes, then tighten fully to secure the spike in place.

Step 3: Install the Chain and Bar

Prepare the Chain – Ensure the chain's direction matches the chainsaw guide. Check the link direction using the symbol on the blade and wear gloves to avoid injury.
Place Chain on the Bar – Position the chain on the bar, making sure it aligns with the groove.
Position Bar and Chain on Chainsaw – Slide the bar onto the two bolts and tuck it beneath the clutch assembly.
Align the Chain on Drive Wheel – Carefully feed the chain around the drive wheel under the clutch assembly, then ensure it sits in the groove along the full length of the bar.

Step 4: Reattach the Chain Brake Cover

Check Chain Brake Position – Confirm the chain brake is still in the "off" position.
Align the Adjuster Pin – Ensure the adjuster pin on the cover aligns with the slot on the bar. If necessary, adjust the pin by turning the adjustment screw.
Secure the Cover – Fit the cover over the two bolts, then loosely reattach the nuts. Ensure the bar remains loose to allow for chain adjustment.

Step 5: Adjust Chain Tension

Position Chainsaw on Support – Place the chain bar on a piece of wood to keep it steady and elevated, aligning the chain bar upwards.
Check Chain Alignment – Verify that the chain is seated in the groove all along the bar.
Turn the Adjustment Screw – Tighten the adjustment screw, which moves the chain up into the groove. Adjust until there’s minimal slack, allowing you to pull the chain slightly out of the groove without excessive looseness.
Tighten Nuts – Once the chain tension is set, fully tighten the nuts to secure the bar.

Step 6: Fuel and Lubricate the Chainsaw

Add Chain Lubricating Oil – Locate the filler cap near the chain end of the chainsaw. Remove the cap, fill the reservoir with specialized chain oil, and replace the cap securely.
Mix Fuel – Prepare a 40:1 fuel mix by combining unleaded petrol with semi-synthetic two-stroke oil. Use the provided measuring bottle to ensure accuracy.
- Fill petrol to the "gas" line.
- Top up with oil to the "oil" line, then shake the bottle to mix.

3. Add Fuel to Chainsaw – Unscrew the filler cap at the handle end, fill with the prepared fuel mix, and securely tighten the cap.

Step 7: Familiarise with Controls and Start the Chainsaw

Throttle and Safety – The throttle is positioned under a safety lever. Depress this lever to operate the throttle. Always keep the chain brake "on" unless ready to cut.
On/Off Switch – Set to the "on" position to start the chainsaw; switch it off to stop the engine.
Choke Lever and Primer Bulb – Use the choke lever and primer bulb to prime the engine when starting cold.

Safety Note: Always keep the chain brake engaged unless actively cutting. After initial use, re-check the chain tension as the chain may stretch slightly. Periodic tightening may be needed to maintain optimal tension.

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Additional Tips for Chainsaw Maintenance

Regular Chain Adjustment: Chains naturally stretch over time, so it's important to check the tension before each use. An overly tight or loose chain can cause unnecessary wear, which may reduce the life of both the chain and guide bar.
Lubrication: Chainsaws rely on proper lubrication to function efficiently. Always check the oil reservoir before using your chainsaw, and ensure you’re using high-quality chainsaw oil for the best results.
Chain Sharpening: A dull chain can cause the chainsaw to work harder than necessary, which not only reduces performance but also increases fuel consumption and wear on the motor. Sharpen your chain regularly to maintain peak cutting performance.

Troubleshooting Chain Issues

If you find your chainsaw chain isn’t performing as it should, stop the chainsaw immediately. Disengage the chain brake, check the chain’s tension, and re-adjust if necessary. Also, inspect the chain for any signs of damage, such as broken or bent teeth, and replace it if needed. Operating a chainsaw with a damaged or improperly fitted chain can be extremely dangerous.

Choose the Right Chainsaw for Your Needs

At Hyundai Power Equipment, we offer a wide range of chainsaws suited for various applications. Whether you need a lightweight model for occasional yard work or a heavy-duty machine for professional tree felling, we have the perfect chainsaw for you. Browse our collection here or call us at 01437 700123 for expert advice on choosing the right chainsaw.

Final Thoughts

With a bit of practice, assembling a chainsaw can become second nature. By following these steps and maintaining your equipment regularly, you’ll ensure your chainsaw delivers optimal performance every time. Always remember that safety comes first—take your time, use the proper safety gear, and don’t hesitate to reach out for help if needed.

For more expert tips on chainsaw maintenance and operation, explore the Hyundai Power Equipment blog, or contact our team for personalized assistance.

By following this guide, you’re well on your way to mastering chainsaw assembly, ensuring both safety and efficiency with every use.

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Garden Clean-up for Autumn - Part 2

Hyundai Power Products — Thu, 22 Aug 2024 23:00:00 +0100

As we come to the end of the summer months and autumn sets in, your garden’s needs begin to change. In this two part Hyundai Power Product blog we look at the two essential areas to keep your garden looking great and in excellent condition over the next few months.

Did you miss out on Part 1 of our essential Autumn garden ? View it here >>

Part 2

Garden Clean-Up for Autumn

Autumn is the time to prepare your garden for the colder months. Proper garden maintenance during this season ensures your outdoor space remains tidy, healthy, and ready to flourish come next spring. In the second part of our autumn garden clean-up guide, we focus on essential tasks like tree care, pruning techniques, tool preparation, and more.

Here’s how to get started:

1. Chainsaw Tips for Safe and Efficient Tree Care in Autumn

Autumn is an ideal time to prune trees and large shrubs. With the leaves falling, you have a clear view of the tree structure, making it easier to identify and remove dead or hazardous branches. Here's how to do it safely and effectively:

Here's how to do it safely and effectively:

Safety First: Always prioritise safety by wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves, goggles, and ear protection. If you're new to using a chainsaw, consider a safety course or enlist the help of a professional. Remember, never operate a chainsaw above shoulder height and ensure you have a stable footing.
Pruning Technique: Focus on removing dead, diseased, or damaged branches. Make clean cuts at a slight angle to prevent water accumulation, which can lead to rot. For larger branches, use the three-cut method to avoid damaging the tree.

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2. Pruning Techniques: Cutting Back Hedges, Shrubs, and Trees

Autumn is the perfect time to trim your hedges, shrubs, and trees, promoting healthy growth for the next season.

Here’s how to do it right:

Choosing the Right Tools: Depending on the size of your hedges and shrubs, you may need an electric or petrol hedge trimmer. Ensure your tools are sharp and well-maintained for clean cuts.
Pruning Tips: Begin by cutting back overgrown areas to maintain a neat, even shape. For deciduous shrubs, wait until they’ve lost their leaves before giving them a final trim. Avoid heavy pruning of evergreens late in the season to prevent frost damage to new growth.

Specific Tree Pruning Tips:

Fruit Trees: Autumn is ideal for pruning apple, pear, and quince trees after harvesting. Focus on removing dead or diseased branches and thinning the canopy.
Deciduous Trees: Prune maple, ash, birch, and beech trees in early autumn to avoid sap bleeding. Willow trees can also be pruned to control their size and shape.

3. Essential Autumn Garden Maintenance

As the first frost approaches, it’s crucial to give your garden a thorough clean-up to protect it from the harsh winter conditions:

Leaf Management: Remove fallen leaves from lawns and paths to prevent slipperiness and moss growth. Compost healthy leaves to use as mulch in the spring, and dispose of any diseased material to avoid spreading disease.
Shredding and Chipping: Using a chipper/shredder is an excellent way to recycle branches, small logs, and greenery into mulch for your garden. This can be used to improve soil and to add nutrients back on the ground, for example in beds and borders.
Clearing Garden Beds: Pull up annuals that have finished flowering and add them to the compost heap. Cut back perennials, but leave some seed heads if you want to attract birds to your garden during the colder months.
Garden Tool Preparation: Clean and store your garden tools properly to prevent rust. Drain and store hoses, and consider insulating outdoor taps to prevent freezing during winter.

Best Tools for Autum your Garden Clear-up

Leaf Management

The HYBV3000E Leaf Blower, Vacuum, and Mulcher is perfect for autumn garden clear-up with its powerful 3000W motor, versatile 3-in-1 functionality, and lightweight design, making it easy to handle and efficient at clearing leaves, grass, and debris while also mulching them into compostable material.

Best Pruning Tools

The 20v Hyundai Cordless Pole Saw HY2192 is perfect for autumn garden clear-up, as it allows you to easily trim high branches and tall trees without needing a ladder, offering a reach of up to 3.3 meters while being lightweight, cordless, and low-maintenance for hassle-free operation.

Best for Chipping

The Hyundai Petrol 4-Stroke Wood Chipper/Shredder/Mulcher is perfect for autumn garden clearing, as its powerful 420cc engine effortlessly handles large branches up to 10cm in diameter, making quick work of fallen leaves, twigs, and debris, while its easy mobility and safety features ensure a smooth, efficient, and hassle-free cleanup.

By following these autumn garden clean-up tips, you’ll not only keep your garden looking neat throughout the season but also set the stage for a healthy, vibrant garden in the spring.

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Top 5 Must-Have Garden Machinery for the May Bank Holiday

Hyundai Power Products Direct — Tue, 30 May 2023 16:22:00 +0100

As the end of May Bank Holiday approaches, it's time to gear up for some garden work and make the most of the long weekend. To ensure your garden looks beautiful and well-maintained, Hyundai Power Products experts have compiled a list of the top five must-have garden machinery tools. These tools will not only save you time and effort but also deliver impressive results that will make your neighbours envious.

Hyundai Cordless 4Ah Chainsaw, 20v lithium-ion, brushless, li-ion | HY2190

Add the Hyundai 20V Cordless Chainsaw (HY2190) to your garden arsenal for the ultimate weekend tasks. This lightweight chainsaw is perfect for smaller woodcutting tasks like felling small trees and chopping logs for wood burners. With a brushless motor and a 20V MAX lithium-ion 4 Amp-hour battery, this chainsaw offers efficiency and convenience without the hassle of messy fuels or dangerous cables.

Hyundai 250W 25cm Electric Grass Trimmer | HYTR250E

Tackle your small to medium-sized garden effortlessly with the Hyundai electric grass trimmer. Its lightweight design ensures minimal strain on your arms, and the 250mm cutting width covers a larger area in less time. With its user-friendly features and no petrol or battery charging required, this trimmer is a budget-friendly and low-maintenance option.

Hyundai 52cc Petrol Wheeled Grass Trimmer | HYWT5200X

Maintaining your lawn or garden is a breeze with the Hyundai petrol wheeled grass trimmer. Its innovative design and powerful 52cc 2-stroke petrol engine make trimming effortless and efficient. The large cutting width and foldable handles provide convenience and manoeuvrability, while the large fuel tank capacity ensures you can cover a significant area without frequent refuelling.

Hyundai 19" 48cm / 480mm Self-Propelled Electric Start 139cc Petrol Roller Lawnmower | HYM480SPER

Achieve a perfectly striped lawn with minimal effort using the Hyundai self-propelled petrol lawnmower. Its electric start, rear roller, and self-propelled feature make mowing a breeze. With a 480mm cutting width and adjustable cutting heights, you can easily customize the cut to your preference. The mower's safety features and easy storage options add to its appeal.

Hyundai Quiet Electric Garden Shredder, 2800w, 2.8kW, 230v | HYCH2800ES

Make your garden work easier and more efficient with the Hyundai HYCH2800ES Quiet Electric Garden Shredder. This powerful shredder effortlessly turns twigs and branches into chippings while maintaining a quiet operation. Its wheeled design and lightweight construction ensure portability and ease of use. Chipping your wood also has additional benefits for disposal, composting, and garden soil health.

This end of May Bank Holiday, equip yourself with these top five must-have garden machinery tools from Hyundai Power Products. From chainsaws to trimmers, lawnmowers to shredders, these tools will make your gardening endeavours enjoyable and efficient. Invest in quality garden machinery and unlock the full potential of your garden this holiday season. Say goodbye to tedious garden work and hello to a beautiful and well-maintained garden with minimal effort.

We hope you’ve found these tips helpful and remember: if you need any further advice, our team of experts is on-hand to help you, so just get in touch! If you have any questions please visit www.hyundaisupport.co.uk. For expert advice or any questions you may have, you can give us a call on 01646 687880, fill out the contact form here or drop us a message on any of our social media pages - Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.

A Buyer’s Guide to Chainsaws: Petrol vs Electric

Hyundai Power Products Direct — Fri, 07 Oct 2022 07:40:00 +0100

Although petrol, electric and battery chainsaws are all able to offer the same function – to be able to chop wood – there are differences between the models that affect their suitability for different jobs. How can you tell which one would be the best fit for you?

Before purchasing a new chainsaw, it’s essential to consider what you’ll be using it for, as well as how often you’ll be using it.

For example, will it just be used to keep on top of your garden maintenance with minimal use over the year, or are you going to be using it multiple times per week for felling trees and cutting logs?

Once you’ve worked this out, you can begin to consider the different options available.

Power

Electric chainsaws can either be powered by the mains supply (corded) or through a battery (cordless).

Electric chainsaws are designed for domestic use such as cutting firewood, pruning or felling small trees.

The amount of power that a petrol chainsaw can provide relates to its engine size (cc), and larger petrol engines are able to provide more power than electric saws. Although there are other things to consider such as bar size, as a guide, here’s a list of our recommended petrol engine sizes for different purposes:

Light Duty – up to 40cc engine. These are suitable for trimming, light pruning and felling small to medium-sized trees.

Medium Duty – 41cc - 50cc engine. These chainsaws are great for regularly cutting firewood and medium tree felling.

Heavy Duty – 51cc - 62cc engine. These chainsaws are ideal for those with landscaping businesses, large gardens or who regularly fell medium and large trees, cut firewood and cut denser wood types.

Bar Length

Bar length relates to the size of the cutting blade. Petrol and electric chainsaws will have different bar lengths which relate to the size of the wood you are planning to cut.

For smaller jobs, a smaller bar length would suit; however, for bigger jobs, you’ll want a longer bar length.

Ease of Use

In terms of portability, battery-powered and petrol chainsaws are able to be taken anywhere as they don’t rely on a mains supply like their corded electric counterparts, where you can only go as far as the cord allows.

Corded electric chainsaws are ideal for smaller gardens and usually offer around 10m of power cable which means you won’t have to faff around with any extension cables in a smaller-sized garden. For larger gardens, professionals and for extra portability, we would recommend one of the cable-free options.

Electric chainsaws also get going at the push of a button, whereas you may need to top up fuel or oil on petrol saws – but on the other hand, refuelling is faster than waiting for a battery to charge.

Although corded electric saws are lightweight, battery-powered chainsaws are the lightest and most portable option of all. Both types of electric saws weigh less and are generally less bulky than petrol saws, but won’t be able to tackle the larger, heavy-duty jobs that petrol saws can.

Maintenance

If you’re looking for a chainsaw that has minimal maintenance requirements, your best bet is an electric chainsaw. Apart from ensuring the chain is working properly and is suitably sharp and lubricated, that’s usually where the maintenance ends! Many of our Hyundai electric chainsaws also come with tool-free chain adjustment as well as automatic chain lubrication to make maintenance as quick and easy as possible.

Because petrol chainsaws are powered by an engine, it will need maintenance and will also require changing filters once when they dirty. However, this maintenance is still straightforward and we also have a range of ‘how to’ videos on our YouTube which demonstrate how you can maintain your saw, and we have a UK-based parts centre if you need anything replaced.

Safety

Electric and petrol chainsaws all come packed with the same safety features, such as a chain brake to stop the chain immediately in the event of any kickback and a lockout button to prevent accidental starting.

However, unlike electric chainsaws, petrol saws can’t be used inside in a shed or workshop because of the fumes they emit.

Alternative Options

If you’re looking to just prune taller, overhanging trees, it might be worth considering a different option – what about a pole saw or garden multi-tool?

Both of these options come with a chainsaw attachment to trim taller branches and save you having to use your chainsaw whilst balancing up on a ladder.

We hope you’ve found this guide helpful and remember: if you need any further buying advice, our team of experts is on-hand to help you so just get in touch!

Click here to see our full range of chainsaws available. For expert advice or any questions you may have, you can give us a call on 01646 687880, fill out the contact form here or drop us a message on any of our social media pages.

Hyundai Power Products’ Christmas Gift Guide 2021

Hyundai Power Products Direct — Fri, 03 Dec 2021 16:48:00 +0000

2021 has gone past in a blur. It feels like two minutes ago we were taking down the decorations after a bit of a ‘different’ Christmas where many of us were left unable to celebrate the festive period in way we usually would thanks to Covid-19 (this will be our only mention of it in this blog post - we promise!).

However different it may have been, across the UK we made the best of the situation – but that time has rolled around again at record speed, leaving many of us now looking forward to putting twice as much festive cheer into postponed celebrations with loved ones this Christmas.

Whilst we still remain in ‘unprecedented times’, when it comes to Christmas, one thing remains unchanged - whilst some family members are almost too easy to buy for, others are near impossible.

If you have a loved one who can’t resist a gadget, loves dabbling in DIY, just moved into their first home or is a green-fingered gardener, we’ve put together our Hyundai Power Products Christmas Gift Guide with a range of practical gifts perfect for the occasion for every budget.

So, let’s dive in!

LAWN MOWERS AND GRASS TRIMMERS

If you’re shopping on a budget for a green-fingered loved one, it’s definitely worth considering the Hyundai HYTR600E Grass Trimmer.

Perfect for awkward-to-mow areas of the garden, or to get immaculate neat and tidy lawn edges, this lightweight strimmer will provide fast and efficient grass trimming.

Equipped with a generous 10m electric power cord for ultimate flexibility, and also means your giftee won’t have to hunt for an extension lead every time they want to use their grass trimmer.

The lightweight and ergonomic design makes this strimmer ideal for beginners and the seasoned gardener alike.

Currently available here for just £59.99.

If you have a relative who is struggling with the upkeep of a petrol mower, has not long moved into their first home or has a mower that has recently given up the ghost, why not treat them to the gift of a perfectly cut lawn with the Hyundai HYM3800E Corded Electric Lawn Mower.

With a 38cm cutting width, 40L grass catcher bag and rear roller for achieving those all-important stripes (to get their very own Wembley Stadium in their back garden!), this lightweight and budget-friendly mower is just the ticket.

Ultra-low maintenance with no petrol or oil to deal with, this lawn mower allows you to simply plug and play for fuss-free and extra-simple lawn mowing.

Currently available here for just £139.99.

CHAINSAWS

Do you have a loved one who has big plans to transform their garden and do some landscaping in the New Year? Maybe they’re struggling to keep on top of the gardening with the old rusty pair of shears they have in the back of the shed.

Why not make their life that little bit easier this Christmas by treating them to the right tool for the job?

The Hyundai HYC1600E Electric Chainsaw has a powerful 1600W motor which is perfect for homeowners and DIY beginners looking for a chainsaw for chopping logs and felling small trees.

Chainsaw newbies can also be rest-assured as it has an electric/mechanical chain brake which is activated in the event of a kick-back, stopping the chainsaw in approximately 0.15 seconds.

The chainsaw's toughened steel spiked bumper also improves stability for controlled cutting so absolutely no previous experience is necessary.

Currently available here for just £79.99.

For those looking to club together for a gift, the Hyundai HYC6200X Petrol Chainsaw is a heavy-duty yet lightweight chainsaw specially designed for felling large trees, but is also suitable for smaller garden tasks such as chopping logs.

Packed with the latest Hyundai innovation, including EURO 5 technology within the engine, this means that it is very cost-effective to run but weighs just 6.9kg so won’t leave you with aching arms or shoulders.

Currently available here for just £129.99.

FOR THE HOME

Do you have a loved one who is a total home-bird? Can they think of nothing better than coming home from work, putting on their favourite slippers and putting their feet up in a clean and tidy house?

If so, why not consider the Hyundai HYVI2512 Wet and Dry Vacuum Cleaner?

Ideal for cleaning up dirt, dust and general mess, you can also use it to clear up any spills, which makes it especially useful for around the kitchen or for cleaning up after kids.

With a huge 16kpa suction power, it’ll have your space looking neat and tidy in no time at all.

Currently available here for just £63.74.

For those who have a penchant for DIY, our Hyundai HY2175 Cordless Drill Driver is the perfect gift.

With an 89-piece accessory kit included, this is one gift that will pack a punch without breaking the bank.

Powered by an 18v lithium-ion battery, it’s suitable for drilling wood, plastic, tile, rubber, metal and more, plus it only weighs 1.4kg so is really comfortable and easy to use.

Whether your loved one wants to hang pictures, fix a fence or sort out that wonky kitchen cupboard door, this drill can do it all.

Currently available here for just £59.49.

GADGETS

A perfect gift for a loved one who is known to have their car, bike or van break down a bit too regularly, the Hyundai HYSC-4000M Car Battery Charger will prevent them from ever getting stuck again due to a dead battery.

Created for use for cars, motorbikes and even motorhomes, this charger is compact and easy to store and can be plugged into a normal 230v plug.

It's so lightweight and portable that it can easily be stored in your glove compartment or boot ready for when you need it.

Its built-in intelligent microprocessor makes charging faster and easier than ever before.

Currently available here for just £29.74.

Ideal for petrol-heads, technology lovers and even that friend or relative that you know has a long and remote commute, the Hyundai HYJS-950 Jump Starter has a whole host of gadgets for your loved one to explore.

Featuring a professional grade jump start function (for vehicles up to 2.5ltr petrol and 2.0ltr diesel) with jump leads, they’ll get their flat battery going again in record time.

The HYJS-950 also has the capability to inflate tyres with its 150psi air compressor, perfect for an emergency or just general tyre maintenance.

On top of that, this unit is a power source for all 12DC devices that are equipped with a 12V plug, for use with in-car phone chargers, car vacuum cleaners, work lamps and much more.

Currently available here for just £159.99.

We hope we’ve inspired you with some of our Christmas picks for 2021 and made your Christmas shopping that little bit easier - or, alternatively, you might’ve picked up some ideas for what you’d like for Christmas yourself!

Remember - if you need any further advice or information, our friendly team of experts is on-hand to help, so just get in touch!

To receive your items in time for the big day, our last dispatch date for orders on items over 70kg is 12pm on Friday, December 17th and for orders on items under 70kg, our last dispatch date is 12pm on Monday, December 20th.

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