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Best String Trimmer (Battery Powered)? EGO, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi, Kobalt, Makita, Atlas, ECHO

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Here’s the list of products reviewed More details in the video description Thank you! brMakita: amznto/3yiUAYO brDeWalt: amznto/3yoFDEn brEGO: amznto/3N3nwYG brMilwaukee: amznto/3ytYMVP brAtlas: Available at Harbor Freight brKobalt: Available at Lowes brRyobi: amznto/3vW7lH4 brECHO: homedepotsjvio/ORdkor brGreenworks: homedepotsjvio/doJ237
Comment from : @ProjectFarm

Very good reference test Good job
Comment from : @ericsplicer

I'm very surprised to see that voltage is not the main parameter on these devices Im amazed that 36v or even 18v can compete and surpass 80v models
Comment from : @GordoFriman

Legend
Comment from : @claytonsmoothy314

Can you compare secateurs? Both general and battery powered secateurs
Comment from : @JaceCairelli

YoubrArebrAmazingbrGotdang
Comment from : @tate3747

Which Dewalt did you test? Was it the 20 V or the 60? Was it the 14 inch?
Comment from : @michaelmartin4366

The charger having a fan is a feature to look for Electronics breally/b don't like heat
Comment from : @sioux22

It's hard to believe that this was two years ago i still have my DeWalt 60v weed eater running it off the same 9 Amp 20v 3 Amp 60v but nowadays they have the 12 Amp and 15 Amp 20v/60v Flex Volt battery and yes the DeWalt is not good on the line run sound too fast but it's still a very good weed eater
Comment from : @tomdolton2960

Hi thanksbrIm a subscriberbrbrQuestion pleasebrbrIm looking for the Most Powerful Stihl Gas Powered String Trimmer that i can feather the trigger with also for cutting near delicate areasbrbrWhich one is it please ?brbrIs it the FS 251 R / FS 240 R ?brbrThank youbrAnybody knowledgeable please reply soon
Comment from : @smerk429

that was great to watch, I only wish he did the stihl 36v too
Comment from : @cozmo989

I have the Ryobi 40v and I'd put that up against my Echo any day! I just don't like the color combo Now I'm stuck with Ryobi cos I have too many tools to back out now 😂
Comment from : @enzomoya1689

How about a cordless "system" comparison (eg, tool variety, tool quality, battery performance)? Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Ryobi, etc
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Comment from : @antoniocelio9821

Dewalt is king
Comment from : @dragonz_breath4072

hold on are the batteries charged
Comment from : @Chiefs19

This was incredibly helpful
Comment from : @LemonArbor

0:22 greenworksbr1:30 ryobibr2:17 echobr2:58 kobaltbr3:47 atlasbr4:45 Milwaukee br5:32 Egobr6:14 Dewaltbr7:00 makita
Comment from : @christoole1664

You should do gas power and the same tests
Comment from : @wyatthoward6495

Hey, what about snow broom or powered snow shovels ryobi has a few of them, and I've been eyeing a few over the last year
Comment from : @stevennihipali3607

I got an E-GO on sale from the Northern Tool Store that works great👍
Comment from : @davidnazario6646

It’s called a whipper snipper…lol
Comment from : @meharsamba

Just the review I was looking for although I would like to add a little bit of a extra benefit of the Milwaukee is the red makes it go much faster and there's other pleasure tips on it for better gardening
Comment from : @RamseySD

Excellent in all regards!
Comment from : @jppestana1

RIDGID ???
Comment from : @Samhain2323

I have never gone to harbor freight and they’ve said you’re outside of 90 days we won’t return the broken tool The warranty if probably lifetime
Comment from : @theopappas1890

EGO rocks 🥇
Comment from : @Lightnin42

Awesome video I wonder how the Dewalt 20v compares with the 60v Does the 60v cut stuff that the 20v can't cut? That would be my main criterion
Comment from : @debradaugherty8287

I can tell from the wink of this guy that he is very caring and experienced, and of course I watch almost all of his videos I love this channel and have bought several DeWalt tools because of him😂
Comment from : @egch1yearago21

After watching this Video, I'm buying the Greenworkssaid the dog with the funny glasses sipping coffee
Comment from : @soothsayer2406

Just in time for my upgrade; much appreciated I am a Makita and EGO shop; hence, the EGO made the grade due to the greater battery capacity
Comment from : @maxg4958

We love our STIHL battery cordless products which share between mowers, blowers, edgers, hedge and yard trimmers to name a few… Oh, also our chainsaw!
Comment from : @marcmckenzie5110

I would love to watch your videos but you talk much to fast for this old guy
Comment from : @denniswalker1258

Spoken too fast Too many models Any mention of head turn direction? What about blade swap in compatibility? Bottom line (excuse the pun): this video is helpful, but could use some improvement
Comment from : @frankevich

I always come here for information 🎉🎉
Comment from : @TheFrog767

GRASS CLIBBINS ALMOST HADALAYERDOWN ! GOBLESS 8:51
Comment from : @FastEvan47

thanks for this could you also review small (30-50mm) electric wood shredders?
Comment from : @loekvanbentum3907

Do one between gas and battery powered to see which is more powerful
Comment from : @PrincernPrince

Well, I know this video is 2 years old, but just what I needed to replace my string trimmer Going with the DeWalt since I already have several battery powered DeWalt tools Thanks Project Farm
Comment from : @David-vf9de

Lawn tools are Milwaukee's weakest area and DeWalt lawn tools are exceptional! I bought a DeWalt pole saw after returning a Ryobi one and I'm really impressed!
Comment from : @joeking433

Dewalt the best?
Comment from : @pasetyoplafonbajaringan7395

wish the worx was on this list :(
Comment from : @stab456

Wanted to see Ridgid in this Shit, well thanks either way always great content
Comment from : @boostedbadboyzx12r31

What about hart trimmer👻
Comment from : @flacojaquez3598

How might these stack up using any of the brush cutter blades you previously reviewed? Can they handle that? This is so helpful!
Comment from : @mfuller-yj7on

Blurck
Comment from : @joshuarawlins7274

One of the best review videos for any group of products I’ve ever seen! So much information packed in with great qualitative observations
Comment from : @bbfresh5231

Great job! DeWalt it is!brThank you sir😊
Comment from : @mudnducs

Milwaukee 100
Comment from : @luisHernandez-vo9yw

Great Review! Maybe sometime you could test all the "big dog" battery trimmers against each other The Dewalt DCST972X1 against the EGO commercial series STX4500 string trimmer, against the Milwaukee dual Battery Model # 3006-22 string trimmer Would love to know how these 3 stack up against each other Maybe even test the 3 of them against the 2 best commercial gas trimmers too Would be a great showdown I bet! Food for thought anyway Keep up the GREAT work!!!
Comment from : @donvonschitzinpantz2

Had a Dewalt years and it’s been great I use it on very tall grass and brambles 👍🏻🇨🇦
Comment from : @vanislandsteve

Great review thank you I was considering Stihl but think I will go with Dewalt instead You reviewed them as strimmers but I want to use mine as a brush cutter Are these powerful enough for a metal blade/mulching head?
Comment from : @amelluk

great review no review of the Stihl battery trimmer? How about a review of gas models including 4stroke gas trimmers?
Comment from : @johnkeller9921

I've flogged my Dewalt DCST970B since I bought it in 2018 Zero problems though I prefer Echo 400 heads and swapped around the two year pointbrIf your trimmer can use the Echo heat they work very well as shown
Comment from : @obfuscated3090

When you said 2 batteries…i was out on makita
Comment from : @CheddarCheeseBandit

The stihl is expensive
Comment from : @ArcolaBridge

what will project farm do with all those trimmer now?:) I don't mind taking one off your hand:)
Comment from : @keithhere5868

Nice review What about hedge trimmer test?
Comment from : @israelcalderon

nice, thanks
Comment from : @MrMartinBoo

Nice video, but you should slow downtalk too fast
Comment from : @rsc98584

Would love an updated video for some more modern cordless string trimmers! Lots of new models nowadays Thanks for all your incredible work; your channel is truly a public service! Thanks
Comment from : @artlovepeace42

A lot has changed about what comes up when you follow your links but I was able to eventually figure out what the actual model numbers were supposed to be for the few I was interested inbrI guess you didn't understand what I was saying about the problem with your links and what they actually take you tobrI was really grateful for the info and the differences you pointed out in the units with your testing, I went with the Milwaukee to replace my RyobibrLots of power and good balance thanks 😀
Comment from : @Ashad2012

I thank you for explaining the differences Can I know your opinion on what is best for me? I do not have experience using it and I do not have a large space, but rather a small one at home What do you advise me?
Comment from : @victorsaleeb5632

It's 2 years later and the links don't take you to the correct modelsbrIf you had said which actual version or model each unit was the value in the video would still existbrExamples:"brYou say at $299 for the Milwaukee but the link takes you to a $549 MilwaukeebrYou say $400 for the Makita but the link takes you to a $569 MakitabrSome aren't bad you said $320 for the Dewalt and the link goes to a $329 DewaltbrbrJust would be nice if you knew which actual models you had recommended so a person couls see if they were still available
Comment from : @Ashad2012

I would like to see the best electric string trimmer against the best wild bagger
Comment from : @american4890

I just bought the toro 60v that lowes had on sale for 99$ I got 5 minutes out of it It's going back tomorrow
Comment from : @rbbellows7871

Watch the bump feed section was painful I switched to a fixed line trimmer It guarantees you have to manually install the line pieces every time but it's also a fixed amount of time to dick around with it every time I was just done screwing around with tangled lines, manually advancing, respooling DONE
Comment from : @Benjamin-rq1fi

You spoil us ! I appreciate you You pack so much in to these I was thinking the DeWalt looked pretty good too Thanks
Comment from : @ohmanifeelfunny

Just picked up the DeWalt unit for my first big boy trimmer - very impressed with its performance!
Comment from : @ughmas

I have a Milwaukee, but the bigger twin handle version than this which is a single piece shaft with full harness as well, I use 12ah batteries and it's an absolute beast, I much prefer it over my old petrol strimmer, it's also way smoother
Comment from : @oukie666

Very helpful video thanks
Comment from : @JrWhite-fk3lf

I'd like to see how each of the multi-tool models compare using each of the different attachmentsf How does the torque vs rpm translate to each of the attachments for each brand?
Comment from : @JW86SH

You are right One category might be most important and another could be a deal breaker For me, the most important thing is ease of replacing the string 3 years after purchase They all work fine when new, but by the second season the easy-load and string advance mechanisms stop working
Comment from : @RyanK-100

Harbor Freight warranty is 90 days That's funny I love Harbor Freight for "disposable" hand tools and accessories, but I would never buy a power tool from them You can see the piss poor manufacturing standards by just looking at them Would they really put fine inner components into a $2 shell?
Comment from : @RyanK-100

You need to check the best entry-level gas trimmers
Comment from : @NickJames-f2q

Funny thing is people think battery powered is an upgrade You must have a bunch of batteries or a very small yard
Comment from : @Pittsburgh-412

I just want to know what he did with all those trimmers once he was finished with the video lol
Comment from : @MDC2020

I HAVE a craftsman and im very happy with it runs fast, runs long, line feed works pretty good (best have had) charge time no problem about $160
Comment from : @ronjohnson4566

0:59 "the greenworks is in no hurry to get busy" lmaolol LOVE your channel No one I trust on Youtube more than you If you don't have trust, what is the point Thanks for always going the extra mile
Comment from : @kevinshea5819

Tanks
Comment from : @AndréTraversy-p4r

nice comparison butwhy did you choose not to test any high-range trimmers? I just bought the stihl kma 200, and would be curious how it performs against these cheaper brandsmaybe (if you are interested) i could set up a layout similar to yours to test it (but i have no torque meter and all meters i have are metric)
Comment from : @Davide-ld1mo

Thank you
Comment from : @hurrikaneiii

What an amazing review Thank you
Comment from : @nicks12

Always my 1st choice for reviews but really surprised Black & Decker didn't make the list of tested equipment Reason?brCurious is being able to swivel to an edger not a consideration?
Comment from : @MarkP_Fan

Is makita really that low kn battery ?
Comment from : @yostinpoveda2083

One thing I realized I would have liked to have known is what attachment connection each trimmer had I know that Kobalt, Greenworks, and Ryobi, all use the square shaft connection Ego and Echo have their own proprietary connections
Comment from : @JW86SH

Great review as always I am on Team Yellow and planned on buying the Dewalt kit for $329 While in HD to purchase the kit, I saw the Milwaukee Quik-lok 2825-21st on sale from $299 to $199 I made an impulse decision and purchased the Milwaukee and the pole saw attachment This is my first Team Red purchase and hopefully it was a good decision
Comment from : @josephgrieco4453

Based on his video, I bought the EGO Trimmer and Blower Combi Kit in Spring of 2024 for just $189 One of the best buy I have had so far as its performance is top notch I am an EGO fan for life now
Comment from : @mohd_pedophile_rapist

We all buy the one that matches our drills
Comment from : @timothyhaley6187

Tests walk behind gas trimmer for larger areas thanks 😊
Comment from : @ehernandez1897

Amazing review! Exactly what I was looking for Packed with info and real time side by sidebrbrConfirms what I was thinking Dewalt for me!
Comment from : @dartsstuff284

Thanks for the very impressive testsbrI'd like to suggest testing some Clamps; F clamps, G clamps, Parallel clamps, dovetail clamps, and/or pipe clampsbrYou can make a video for each or choose whatever you'd likebrHave a wonderful day 🥰
Comment from : @coolfouad74