...Susan has it! All she had to do was look at the string trimmer in this video and she was offered a deep discount. I should have stayed in the car and had her check out the blower, too.
Hey David, I got one of those trimmers last year and it works great on smooth terrain. I use it on the dam and around some of the trees. I get too close to the wire cages and that tends to chew up string.
Only thing wrong with mine was that the handle mounts are bolted to the frame. I had two of the bolts stripped by the shop where I bought it and lost one of them somewhere. New bolts and problem solved.
Susan can start it by herself, and that is a big plus. Our Red Max hand held weed whacker takes more muscle to crank than she has, so this machine is a relief.
Hey David,
ReplyDeleteI got one of those trimmers last year and it works great on smooth terrain. I use it on the dam and around some of the trees. I get too close to the wire cages and that tends to chew up string.
Only thing wrong with mine was that the handle mounts are bolted to the frame. I had two of the bolts stripped by the shop where I bought it and lost one of them somewhere. New bolts and problem solved.
It's a great tool
Susan can start it by herself, and that is a big plus. Our Red Max hand held weed whacker takes more muscle to crank than she has, so this machine is a relief.
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