Nice job man echos are the best for hedge trimmers they cut nice and crisp and tight we don't get that quality cut from our stihls I do take the handles off mine it makes it more comfort.
@@haydenshores9943 Yes brother less maintenance and they last much longer then Stihl in the 40 years I’ve been using echo I have probably seen 2 in my company burned out and it was employee eror one was he put in the none mix gas and the second one was my fault going cheap with oil and burned it using 2 cycle oil for boats thinking it was the same but learned my lesson 30 years ago and always use echo blend oil or Stihl oil or any named brand oil for air cooled engines and in 30 years haven’t had one echo burn up on me since then.
Good stuff brother. I have only ever used an echo edger a few years back, but it was a good one (PE 200). I have since been using STIHL and love all my hand helds. i have the FC70 edger, FS90 weedeater (greatest ever), the hs45 hedge trimmer, hs94k articulating trimmer and BR550 blower. Except for the HS94K, i have used the rest for about 7 yrs now and they all still get it done. ECHO has def stepped up there game and i hear a lot of good things about them now, may try some when I buy next time. Keep up the good work man!
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What do you charge for this job ?
Grip is good for trailer rack. No play at all stays firm in the rack.
Nice job man echos are the best for hedge trimmers they cut nice and crisp and tight we don't get that quality cut from our stihls I do take the handles off mine it makes it more comfort.
Yea man I do believe Echo is where I'll be for a while
@@drewhadwin122 Yeah man great choice our company has switched to all echos we have been having to many problems with stihl 4mix trimmers.
@@victorrippe5845I agree just switched to echo blower and weedeater for some reason Stihl has upped there emissions and they run bad over time
@@haydenshores9943 Yes brother less maintenance and they last much longer then Stihl in the 40 years I’ve been using echo I have probably seen 2 in my company burned out and it was employee eror one was he put in the none mix gas and the second one was my fault going cheap with oil and burned it using 2 cycle oil for boats thinking it was the same but learned my lesson 30 years ago and always use echo blend oil or Stihl oil or any named brand oil for air cooled engines and in 30 years haven’t had one echo burn up on me since then.
Good stuff brother. I have only ever used an echo edger a few years back, but it was a good one (PE 200). I have since been using STIHL and love all my hand helds. i have the FC70 edger, FS90 weedeater (greatest ever), the hs45 hedge trimmer, hs94k articulating trimmer and BR550 blower. Except for the HS94K, i have used the rest for about 7 yrs now and they all still get it done. ECHO has def stepped up there game and i hear a lot of good things about them now, may try some when I buy next time. Keep up the good work man!
When you cut boxwood soak it with water, it will make the machine cut faster and crisp keeping the blade clean.
So you don’t recommend this echo for boxwood?
Great video , what are your thoughts of this vs the regular 225 that looks a little longer , I have burning bushes about 10ft tall
Thank you.. I haven't used the longer ones yet, but I'm sure the ones with the articulating head are amazing for any above 6ft
How many boxes wood round that property
I have the same hedge trimmer and I always wonder how I can lock it up in my trailer since its not quite long enough to put on a weed eater rack.
I see a lot of guys have them in the greentouch chainsaw rack. I put them in the toolbox and lock it
Anyone know if this equipment has transferable heads like the other one that echo has that you can swap out the heads
I'm not really sure
I’ll take a Japanese made Echo over anything out there!