My email contact has gone with no reply, but make contact with them to see if they can help or search on youtube for anyone who has done a repair to this model. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
I can see you terminating your green manure with that !! Looks great so far !! Great harvest as always and good to see the black flies didn't get all the Broad Beans !! Cheers Terry Jason and Colleen 🌱🌱🌱
I saw it, I saw it, the wiggle finger..😂🤣😂🤣 What an awesome harvest you got there.. I looove this time of year, I have just taken a big box of fruit and veg to the couple who look after Boris for me when I'm not well. It definitely puts a smile on your face... Happy sunshine to you Terry...🐮🐮🐮
Hi Terry, talking Broadbeans, I harvested and had some for my tea tonight, a real treat, along with Peas and Cabbage from the allotment. These were Bunyards exhibition sown this year, harrassed 😀 as usual by the black fly. My overwinter ones were flattened by the bad storm, but I can't grumble, as my shed, polytunnels and greenhouses stayed up. All the best, John
Black fly is getting everywhere this year John and is a pain to remove by hand. This is a great time of the year to harvest all our hard work. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Hi Terry not bad little strimmer we have battery one at work but for me personally I'll stick with my petrol one , very nice harvest Mrs k will be pleased. Keep safe Bill and val
Very nice harvest Terry. I have a workx strimmer. Its light weight. Battery can last between 15 to 20 minutes depending on what I'm strimming. Thankfully we have 3 batteries as got two drills as well. A nice new plot holder has offered to lend me his petrol mower as my plot is fairly flat. I will pay for the petrol. So might be just strimming edges in future.
Looks like a decent striker. I wouldn’t be without my one - great if you can get additional batteries, a bonus if they fit your other tools too! 👨🌾 Steve 👨🌾
I have five batteries that are all the same for the tools both companies sent so very useful for long periods of any type of work. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Bought a 36v cordless strimmer 12 years ago . Never fully discharge the battery to extend its life. I’ve used it twice a week on the allotment . Charge up straight away. Used advice from battery university.
When they invented the weedwhacker I couldn't buy one fast enough I was so happy I no longer had to crawl on my hands and knees to trim the edge of the driveway in fact I still have the same one and it still works and I bought it in the early 70s
Nice little trimmer. I have a little petrol one only cheap but had it 15 years. Dont know if I will go to battery when this one dies. Nice harvest too. Cheers
Nice review Terry, not heard of the brand, but seems to be a decent bit of kit, would defiantly be handy around an allotment without power, did you check how long it runs on a charge? the harvest looks great mate, also like the honesty where we hide the poor specimen's under the nice ones 😉stay safe Alan
The amount of strimming that I did that day didn't even drop it one bar and will keep using it without charging to see how long they last. No point showing too many of the poor ones Alan......🤣. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Good video. Mine doesn't work. I charged the batteries until the green light came on but when I fitted the batteries into the strimmer and pressed the button it wouldn't start. Am I doing something wrong?
I did get puzzled with the start up and I found that if you split it in half and reassemble that the connect was better. Fire's up first time now without any delay. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Just tried to assemble mine but the gap in the auxiliary handle is so narrow that it is impossible to fit over the red bit that goes round the shaft. Maybe I am doing something wrong but I am a big strong bloke and tried every which way but with the adjustment washers it just won’t happen. Will try and contact sup pliers in UK to get a replacement aux handle in the hope that that fits otherwise it goes back to Amazon
Hi terry, maybe I am doing something wrong. If I send a photo or short vid then all might be revealed and you can perhaps put me right if you have a moment.
Thanks for 5his Terry, much appreciated!Yep, same one, will send tomorrow. I also tried to contact Hyecho via pnone number on manual but no answer. Do you have a number for them?
One thing that stands out for me with the strimmer is how quiet it was. Expected more noise from it. Do you know how many minutes use you get from a full charge? 👍🏻
A fellow plot holder has enquired the same as you Nigel so I have said try before you buy so hopefully I will find out the battery life, used it for 10 minutes and it hardly moved the lights. I like the high low power mode and as Digwell has said keeping it going saves on the cord. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
So my leaf blower is hychika is exactly the same as youre products but slightly different name,batteries chargers etc are exactly the same ,they must run under 2 different names I guess
The big Q can you get extra batteries for it i know that these odd makes do not sell them separately not at the ah that the unit works with , what i've found it's an interesting sale technique , what do you think mate ?? take care
All their battery operated equipment runs on the same batteries so easy to swap and change and I believe that they would last a long time and hold the charge during use. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Hi Terry. Thinking of getting a cordless strimmer for my plot as I have a lot of grass on it. Would you recommend this one and how long does the battery last. Cheers Craig (plot 10)
It may be worth mentioning but the longer you keep the strimmer running the more economical it will be with the cutting cord. It auto feeds every time the trigger is pulled and wastes a few centimeters - even more so with a dual-line one like this.
I saw a review on the 18v and it lookes pretty poor so went for the 36v and having two power modes will be very useful, cheers Steve. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Sounded quite powerful for the low noise, not a fan of the D handles and looks a bit short in length to be comfortable for extended use if you're not vertically challenged. Talking of shorts, even electric stimmers should not be used without adequate PPE. Just saying if anyone chooses to do so they should give don't be like me warning or some smart arse will try and sue. Take care and stay Safe Terry
The instructions clearly state all personal safety equipment should be used and you never know when something may fly about, good point my friend. It was very comfortable to use and a good length for me. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Why bother....just buy Stihl, it's the best. Otherwise, you'll end up with mediocre performance and end up buying three until you end up buying a Stihl anyways, because it's the best, and will last for years and years. All you need is one high speed....because what you need is more power, not less, and with only one battery.
Everyone has their own preferences and at under £90 UK pounds it is well worth the money, but as you have said buy once and hope it lasts. I will be using solar power to charge all my battery operated tools. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening OMG....you guys pay £90 for such junk? It's not powerful enough to finish any job with a single charge. Stihl offer s systems battery and gas powered....although it's a German company, they are mfg. In the US.....solid, long lasting equipment. We have several systems to maintain our property and lakeshore....its the best.
Mine hasn't run out yet, but anything that is the same thickness will do. I have been told not to switch on and off to often because when you do that more cord is released so we run out more quickly. Happy gardening, Terry King.
Does anyone know where I can have mine repaired? The spool has detached itself from the spindle.
My email contact has gone with no reply, but make contact with them to see if they can help or search on youtube for anyone who has done a repair to this model.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Many thanks
Hi Terry, good review on the Strimmer. All your harvesting looks really healthy. Thanks for sharing and take care 🙂
Lots of good things going on, but the black fly are rampant on the all the beans.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Cordless strimmer is ideal for spaces like allotments seemed like a decent tool. Your harvest was was lovely thanks Terry and take care
No excuses not to keep my bit tidy now Sandra.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening Lol 😂
That was a great little strimmer, I like cordless, great harvest lots of different crops
Cheers Mark, get an invertor to charge my battery tools up using solar power so a little bit greener.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Good review Terry and yummy harvest again 😋
Cheers Greta, been nice to have fresh fruit and vegetables.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
I can see you terminating your green manure with that !! Looks great so far !! Great harvest as always and good to see the black flies didn't get all the Broad Beans !!
Cheers Terry
Jason and Colleen 🌱🌱🌱
It may be too powerful for that my friend's.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
I saw it, I saw it, the wiggle finger..😂🤣😂🤣
What an awesome harvest you got there..
I looove this time of year, I have just taken a big box of fruit and veg to the couple who look after Boris for me when I'm not well. It definitely puts a smile on your face...
Happy sunshine to you Terry...🐮🐮🐮
😊🤣
I am actually going to purchase a cordless trimmer. The ones my sons have work really well. Thanks for the review!
Nice to be able to keep my bit tidy Cindy.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Hi Terry, talking Broadbeans, I harvested and had some for my tea tonight, a real treat, along with Peas and Cabbage from the allotment. These were Bunyards exhibition sown this year, harrassed 😀 as usual by the black fly. My overwinter ones were flattened by the bad storm, but I can't grumble, as my shed, polytunnels and greenhouses stayed up. All the best, John
Black fly is getting everywhere this year John and is a pain to remove by hand. This is a great time of the year to harvest all our hard work.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Very nice harvest there 👍👍👍
Cheers Monara, very tasty too.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Nice Demo Terry all the best👍👍
Cheers Michael, I appreciate your time in commenting.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Hi Terry not bad little strimmer we have battery one at work but for me personally I'll stick with my petrol one , very nice harvest Mrs k will be pleased. Keep safe Bill and val
Trying to go a little bit greener Bill and Val and buying an inverter to charge all my batteries using solar power.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Very nice harvest Terry. I have a workx strimmer. Its light weight. Battery can last between 15 to 20 minutes depending on what I'm strimming. Thankfully we have 3 batteries as got two drills as well. A nice new plot holder has offered to lend me his petrol mower as my plot is fairly flat. I will pay for the petrol. So might be just strimming edges in future.
Seemed like plenty of power in this one will give it a good work out again to see how long it will last.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Nice harvest there Terry 🙂 Strimmer sounds like a good bit of kit but it would be good to see how long the battery lasts ,Cheers Lee
If these batteries are as good as the other tools I have reviewed then they are high quality Lee.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Looks like a decent striker. I wouldn’t be without my one - great if you can get additional batteries, a bonus if they fit your other tools too!
👨🌾 Steve 👨🌾
I have five batteries that are all the same for the tools both companies sent so very useful for long periods of any type of work.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Bought a 36v cordless strimmer 12 years ago . Never fully discharge the battery to extend its life. I’ve used it twice a week on the allotment . Charge up straight away. Used advice from battery university.
Thank you for your informative comment, will remember that.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
When they invented the weedwhacker I couldn't buy one fast enough I was so happy I no longer had to crawl on my hands and knees to trim the edge of the driveway in fact I still have the same one and it still works and I bought it in the early 70s
Looked after they will last for years Babette.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Hi Terry Can't say about the strimmer i don't have any grass but looks good Really a nice haul Take care Pam 🍰🫖
Cheers Pam, useful bit of kit.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Nice little trimmer. I have a little petrol one only cheap but had it 15 years. Dont know if I will go to battery when this one dies. Nice harvest too.
Cheers
I have quite a few battery operated tools now so buying an inverter to charge them using solar power.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Nice review Terry, not heard of the brand, but seems to be a decent bit of kit, would defiantly be handy around an allotment without power, did you check how long it runs on a charge? the harvest looks great mate, also like the honesty where we hide the poor specimen's under the nice ones 😉stay safe Alan
The amount of strimming that I did that day didn't even drop it one bar and will keep using it without charging to see how long they last. No point showing too many of the poor ones Alan......🤣.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening ok that sounds good 👍 mate thanks for sharing.
@@alansallotment 👍♥️👍
Good video. Mine doesn't work. I charged the batteries until the green light came on but when I fitted the batteries into the strimmer and pressed the button it wouldn't start. Am I doing something wrong?
I did get puzzled with the start up and I found that if you split it in half and reassemble that the connect was better. Fire's up first time now without any delay.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Just tried to assemble mine but the gap in the auxiliary handle is so narrow that it is impossible to fit over the red bit that goes round the shaft. Maybe I am doing something wrong but I am a big strong bloke and tried every which way but with the adjustment washers it just won’t happen. Will try and contact sup pliers in UK to get a replacement aux handle in the hope that that fits otherwise it goes back to Amazon
Mine fits very easily, just ensure the red bit is in the open position before inserting and locking in position.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
The gap between the ends of the handle are just too narrow to fit over the red bit especially with the alignment washers fitted.
Hi terry, maybe I am doing something wrong. If I send a photo or short vid then all might be revealed and you can perhaps put me right if you have a moment.
@@stevekemp-king4739 is it the same model Steve? Send via my Gmail sanandtezbezy@gmail.com
Thanks for 5his Terry, much appreciated!Yep, same one, will send tomorrow. I also tried to contact Hyecho via pnone number on manual but no answer. Do you have a number for them?
One thing that stands out for me with the strimmer is how quiet it was. Expected more noise from it. Do you know how many minutes use you get from a full charge? 👍🏻
A fellow plot holder has enquired the same as you Nigel so I have said try before you buy so hopefully I will find out the battery life, used it for 10 minutes and it hardly moved the lights. I like the high low power mode and as Digwell has said keeping it going saves on the cord.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening I get a good half hour from mine. That cuts lawn at home and the orchard and plot at our allotment,
@ColvinNurse thank you my friend.
So my leaf blower is hychika is exactly the same as youre products but slightly different name,batteries chargers etc are exactly the same ,they must run under 2 different names I guess
I believe you are right and yes it very handy to have batteries that fit all.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Having same trouble fitting handle to 36v grass trimmer mate, could you help please, regards, dave.
Someone else had the same issue Dave, it will open up and it takes a little Brut force, I managed on my own so get a extra pair of hands.
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening The red plastic fixing needs to have rounded side showing and handle pushes on mate
The big Q can you get extra batteries for it i know that these odd makes do not sell them separately not at the ah that the unit works with , what i've found it's an interesting sale technique , what do you think mate ?? take care
All their battery operated equipment runs on the same batteries so easy to swap and change and I believe that they would last a long time and hold the charge during use.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Hi Terry. Thinking of getting a cordless strimmer for my plot as I have a lot of grass on it. Would you recommend this one and how long does the battery last. Cheers Craig (plot 10)
Do you want to give it a try before you buy?
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Drop me an email Craig so we can speak sanandtezbezy@gmail.com
I'll email you Terry thanks.
It may be worth mentioning but the longer you keep the strimmer running the more economical it will be with the cutting cord. It auto feeds every time the trigger is pulled and wastes a few centimeters - even more so with a dual-line one like this.
Wasn't sure how it worked Steve and got the hang of it in the end.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Is there anything you don't know Steve? It actually blows my mind 🤯🤯🤯 well done Obi-Wan!!
@@clivesconundrumgarden 👍♥️👍
the strimmer only runs with one battery at a time. that makes it an 18v strimmer. lol. i wouldn't be without mine...............brian
They make 2 models Brian - 18V & 36V: one battery 18V & a single cutting cord, two batteries 36V with two cutting cords.
@@DigwellGreenfingers that a new one to me steve. i don't think i've seen anything over 24v. we live and learn.....................brian
@@DigwellGreenfingers 👍♥️👍
@@briansgardenandpolytunnel8172 👍♥️👍
I saw a review on the 18v and it lookes pretty poor so went for the 36v and having two power modes will be very useful, cheers Steve.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Sounded quite powerful for the low noise, not a fan of the D handles and looks a bit short in length to be comfortable for extended use if you're not vertically challenged. Talking of shorts, even electric stimmers should not be used without adequate PPE. Just saying if anyone chooses to do so they should give don't be like me warning or some smart arse will try and sue. Take care and stay Safe Terry
The instructions clearly state all personal safety equipment should be used and you never know when something may fly about, good point my friend. It was very comfortable to use and a good length for me.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Why bother....just buy Stihl, it's the best. Otherwise, you'll end up with mediocre performance and end up buying three until you end up buying a Stihl anyways, because it's the best, and will last for years and years. All you need is one high speed....because what you need is more power, not less, and with only one battery.
Everyone has their own preferences and at under £90 UK pounds it is well worth the money, but as you have said buy once and hope it lasts. I will be using solar power to charge all my battery operated tools.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening OMG....you guys pay £90 for such junk? It's not powerful enough to finish any job with a single charge. Stihl offer s systems battery and gas powered....although it's a German company, they are mfg. In the US.....solid, long lasting equipment. We have several systems to maintain our property and lakeshore....its the best.
@@tannenbaumgirl3100 many thanks for your imput.
Hi. Could you give me a link to what replacement spool is compatible with this strimmer as mine has run out.
Mine hasn't run out yet, but anything that is the same thickness will do. I have been told not to switch on and off to often because when you do that more cord is released so we run out more quickly.
Happy gardening, Terry King.