need a weedeater, Which one
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i use a troy bilt, 4 cylce. it seems to be pretty good. it gets done everything that i need it to, and then some. i like not mixing fuel and it fires up everytime with minimal effert. only gripe with it, it took a while to get it to run right. when i got it, the plug was wrong, fixed that, then took a while to get the idel right on it. i have had it about a year and a half, and runs better now then ever. it also has multiple attachments, not sure how many but i never used any. also the line is very, very, very easy to rewind. i think i picked it up at lowes or home depot for a resonable price. i am not sure what you are lookin to do, but it works great for around the house and for our multiple probertys we own.
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redneckbuckeye (08-19-2009)
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i like the stihls, makes they have a new head for it that is easy to restring, but ive never had anything else. make sure you get one with a straight shaft that way you can put a blade on it if you want too. The blades are super good for big weeds. ive seen a few people with fourstroke weed eaters and they like them alright.
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redneckbuckeye (08-19-2009)
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My best advice would be echo or stihl the weed wackers they sell at Home depot and lowes are pretty weak. To get a good weed eater go to your local Stihl or echo dealer.
I went in to buy a Stihl weed eater from a Stilh/ Echo dealer and the dealer told me the best weed eater was probably the Echos.Chain saws a different staory Stihl all the way.
I went in to buy a Stihl weed eater from a Stilh/ Echo dealer and the dealer told me the best weed eater was probably the Echos.Chain saws a different staory Stihl all the way.
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redneckbuckeye (08-19-2009)
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O Echo all the way. And if you have a lot of fence row or areas you have to weed eat cause it can't be mowed, get a commercial grade model. It won't overheat and crap out on you. They're also good for your blood pressure. If u know what I mean. LOL
I own a landscape company on the side to so I've made the dumb decisions already. Get a high quality one with attachments. Make sure it fits you too! It needs to be balanced and lightweight but powerful too. If u wait a few months for the offseason you could find yourself a steal of a deal!
I own a landscape company on the side to so I've made the dumb decisions already. Get a high quality one with attachments. Make sure it fits you too! It needs to be balanced and lightweight but powerful too. If u wait a few months for the offseason you could find yourself a steal of a deal!
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redneckbuckeye (08-19-2009)
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i work at a john deere and a stihl dealer and if you just want a weed eater with the string and you can still find them.. get a john deere... they just stopped making them and are going for 150ish... thats what we have them for... straight or curved shaft... we use a john deere at work for lawn care stuff.. i use it 4-5 hours a day... its mixed fuel and pump the primer a few pull it about 5 times and let it warm up.. they run great... but if you want to get attachments for it... go with a stihl... ive go a stihl staight shaft at home with those bike handles.... its a weed trimmer, brush cutter, tiller, hedge trimmer, and pole pruner... that thing is f***n sweet... thats the real multipurpose one if you want one of those... they run great and stihl has that easy start thing... i think you just pull the cord once... and its "spose" to start... ive never tried the easy start.. so idk..
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redneckbuckeye (08-19-2009)
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