What Trimmer Should I Buy? Answering Your Questions

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I'll probably opt for one of these two I think; thats if my new spark plug fixes my old trimmer
Comment from : @KarlStev-h7l

Thanks, Hey Tim great videos thanks for helping people I don’t mind pushing a mower (in my early 60’s) I’d like to do it more so hardworking husband doesn’t need to but I’m no longer strong enough to start with the pull cord Probably not your area of expertise but do you know of a mower I should look at?
Comment from : @0ldvids

Shibaura is king
Comment from : @cg7975

Great video! What wall mount hangers are you using to hang up the trimmers in your garage?
Comment from : @jediage8782

For domestic use, really happy with the Husqvarna 129lk Very snappy and great lightweight feel
Comment from : @camrousseau4034

$600 is a sizable investment for a small yard for a wipper mate Honda UMK425
Comment from : @John-gm8ty

Getting honda soon!
Comment from : @armourking100

i bought a dewalt 54 volt great range please try them and their mower
Comment from : @michaelcarydakis790

I’m a huge fan of the echo products I’m not sure they sell them in Australia though 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : @texas-tom-

As German I'm bound to buy Stihlbrbr(But I ride a Ford and my PC is from Dell)
Comment from : @bluerisk

yeah, that's nice but also quite expensivebrDo you have any recommendations for battery and petrol trimmers for around $300?
Comment from : @sdfjsdjfghssfgdsgvfs

Stihl
Comment from : @musicguitar

The only drawbacks to a Honda GX25 bent shaft I have found is poor quality fuel lines that break , it's heavy and a really uncomfortable trigger Like you need hands like a Gorilla to get a comfortable hold on the trigger I would not recommend the Honda to people with a bad back or woman with small hands A Stihl two stroke is way lighter and more comfortable to grip Honda must have employed a low IQ giant to test their trimmers
Comment from : @jvalentine8376

DeWalt of course, Project farm said so!!!
Comment from : @stevew3372

Love my echo gt-222-es
Comment from : @randomstuffguy1731

I have one of the ego trimmers and have been very happy with it for the 2 years I have had it so far 8 inches of snow on the ground now so will be march/April when it will be used again It comes with the 25 Amp hour battery which is plenty enough for what trimming I need to do Usually only have to charge the battery every 3 or 4th time I use it
Comment from : @troybalster3687

I just bought the battery option the EGO on your recommendation 🤞🏻😂
Comment from : @julzy8157

I’ve got the Honda but keen on the ego as it has the landscaping blade
Comment from : @andyk8322

Great tips
Comment from : @marklar7551

Ego just announced a new trimmer for the multi head system, this time with power load tech they have on their dedicated string trimmersNot sure when it comes out, but it is on my purchase list
Comment from : @nearly-blindbrian8372

Makita ER2650LH brPetrol 4-stroke line trimmer Priced at $349
Comment from : @Astonsellers22

Makita garden tools are a great option if you're already invested in that platform I've got an 18v line trimmer that makes light work of a small to medium yard & the 36v multi function power head with line trimmer attachment for bigger jobs Metal blades work well on it for block clearing
Comment from : @averagejoe2915

I've got the Honda you mentioned, versatool with attachments Good for younger stronger people but my pick would be the Ego for home use, it would have be the powerload, great tool For commercial use I'd think the Honda unless you want to spend a lot getting more batteries
Comment from : @anthonyb8208

Stihl FS55 RC-E $429 RRP Straight shaft and good quality unit
Comment from : @JyveKilla

Ryobi battery trimmers can be a good option for people who have batteries already and don't wanna spend 700 bucks on an ego
Comment from : @richardportelli1983