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Lowes weed eater

Thank you! Show Threads Show Posts. Go to Page Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. View detailed profile Advanced or search site with Search Forums Advanced. I have heard some of the older brands are crap now like craftsmen. Just looking for some opinions. Originally Posted by MustangEater I had to order it because it was the newer 27cc motor model that the store didn't have yet.

My local Lowes doesn't have a Husqvarna,but, I would try one for sure. Shindaiwa Echo Stihl. The string is even easy to reload.

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Only by the whirling grace of a string trimmer—slicing down the tall grass around the mailbox, front steps, fences, and flower beds—does a property look truly polished. But we did decide to drastically overcorrect, so we now have a recommendation for a scythe. Yes, a scythe. Its telescoping shaft and handle are easy to adjust and make the tool comfortable to use, even for extended trimming sessions. The STT has the power to cut through 1-inch-thick Japanese knotweed as if it were grass, but at the same time this model is balanced and ergonomic enough to handle trimming around delicate flower beds. It was one of the quietest trimmers we tested, and its telescoping shaft and quick adjustment on the handle allow it to work well with a wide variety of heights and body types. The push-button line-load system eliminates the typically tedious process of putting a new line on the spool head.

Lowes weed eater

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Both my trimmers have the guard on but I do see a lot of the other lawn care companys with it off. View Quote View All Quotes. I have heard some of the older brands are crap now like craftsmen. Big mistake. Thank you! Do yourself a favor and skip the big box models. Don't if they redesigned it or not yet. They just work.. That being said, with all the troubles I was having with my older L and the newer one not always being able to be started, I bought a new Stihl 4 mix. It's the top of the line of what they carry at lowes It is free and quick.

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The Ryobi 4 stroke really has great power, but, does seems to have what I would call a vapor lock issue: stalls easier and is harder to restart when hot Don't plan to. Posting Quick Reply - Please Wait. What may work for one person may not work for another. User Panel. Heavier, yes, but the power it has makes up for the little extra weight. And it accommodates pretty thick line. They just work.. My own personal trimmer is a FS Shindaiwa Echo Stihl Redmax. Lesson finally learned.