When putting it together, spin the trimmer head by hand until the driveshaft falls in place, then proceed to carefully seat the shaft in the right alignment. After that first push down security/locking bracket over release latch and follow by hand tightening the closing bolt. This way you don't pinch the aluminium shaft and you won't strip the splines on the driveshaft.
It is possible to save the ash trees. Iit is relatively inexpensive to use a ground drench of Imidacloprid around the trees once a year which keeps any of the ash borers from growing in the trees. You basically just toss a bag of it in a 5 gallon bucket, let it dissolve (the bag dissolves too), then pour it in the ground in a circle around the tree. It kills the borer for a year. I've been using Adonis 75 WSP Imidacloprid 75% off ebay which you can get in bulk for pretty cheap. This might be something for you to do a video on.
Looks like it works good and has plenty of power but what do you do when something breaks and it needs a part to repair it? Most of the no name brand small engine equipment is nearly impossible to find replacement parts for.
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Came here to see how to assembled the hedge trimmer onto the driving system. I was very well informed. Thank you brother
When putting it together, spin the trimmer head by hand until the driveshaft falls in place, then proceed to carefully seat the shaft in the right alignment. After that first push down security/locking bracket over release latch and follow by hand tightening the closing bolt. This way you don't pinch the aluminium shaft and you won't strip the splines on the driveshaft.
I'm impressed by the power of this tool.
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Grease the fitting to make them slide in an out.works a treat
how is this system holding up??? is chainsaw and hedge trimmer still good? i am thinking of buying this. thanks
You got to twist the motor part if it gets stuck
1:24 you will have a problem attaching and detaching because it will have no head on it 😂
The thumbnail made the trimmer blades look longer and meatier than they actually are!
That's the whole goal lol!!!
@@Lanninglongarmmowing they deffently made sure attachments wouldnt slip out thats for sure pretty good tough unit
White Lithium grease is what I use.
Caution viewers: Flammable fluids pouring out (and general wastage of money) at 7:46
Thanks for the vid but I can do it quicker with shears
How many horsepower is this hedge trimmer ?
3 or 4 I think
How much would you charge for a job like that?
Good question. I don't know. Maybe a few hundred?
@@Lanninglongarmmowing really and how much is to get rid of the debri
6:00 before he even attempts to start the engine. 6 minutes to tell you to use grease....
Nice video, but too much talking
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Cheap for a resin because it’s crap
I've got one, it's crap
What I suggest doing to make the attachments easier to get on is pry the clamp back out a bit
It is possible to save the ash trees. Iit is relatively inexpensive to use a ground drench of Imidacloprid around the trees once a year which keeps any of the ash borers from growing in the trees.
You basically just toss a bag of it in a 5 gallon bucket, let it dissolve (the bag dissolves too), then pour it in the ground in a circle around the tree. It kills the borer for a year.
I've been using Adonis 75 WSP Imidacloprid 75% off ebay which you can get in bulk for pretty cheap. This might be something for you to do a video on.
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cool video!
You can take the pole pruner and even go lower on those bushes and they will still come back
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Nice.😆
Looks like it works good and has plenty of power but what do you do when something breaks and it needs a part to repair it? Most of the no name brand small engine equipment is nearly impossible to find replacement parts for.
You pay cheap , you pay twice ,
EBay bud
Any luck finding a backpack leaf blower? I have been looking intermittently and nothing jumped out at me yet.
I have a backpack leaf blower already. It's a cheap one but gets the job done.
RYOBI makes a great one for $250. Good warranty, powerful, reliable, and you can’t get anything close for the price. Get it at Home Depot.
Hey man I haven't seen a video from you in a month are you okay?
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your gas cap is leaking during this video.
little pb blaster
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