@@carlsmowerandsaw I currently have the string trimmer and blower attachment. The blower works much better than I expected. I plan to pick up the hedge trimmer and pole pruner with extension. I just use it at home, so it probably has plenty of power for my needs. Great video.
Is it possible to attach a handlebar with throttle handle to my KM 94rc? I find, with the loop handle, its great with the pruner attachment, but not for snipping. Its literally a pain in the back!!
Try the KMA 135 Battery no messing about with fuel or starting just plug the battery and go after 1hr you will want a break so don't worry about run time I used mine last week for cutting bamboo with a saw blade I wad very impressed
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Just picked up my KM94 and couldn't be happier. Great machine.
Good choice! What attachments are you planning to run?
@@carlsmowerandsaw I currently have the string trimmer and blower attachment. The blower works much better than I expected. I plan to pick up the hedge trimmer and pole pruner with extension. I just use it at home, so it probably has plenty of power for my needs. Great video.
Is it possible to attach a handlebar with throttle handle to my KM 94rc? I find, with the loop handle, its great with the pruner attachment, but not for snipping. Its literally a pain in the back!!
That would be a challenge and very expensive. Stihl does not have bike handle throttle control for the FS94
@carlsmowerandsaw Well, that's a shame, but I'm up for the challenge!!
What does the bar that comes off of the handle do? Almost all new trimmers have it
It is called a barrier bar and it is there if you run a blade and the machine kicks back
Try the KMA 135 Battery no messing about with fuel or starting just plug the battery and go after 1hr you will want a break so don't worry about run time I used mine last week for cutting bamboo with a saw blade I wad very impressed
It is a pretty impressive machine
Nah. Gas/oil only.
@@H0kieJoe it’s pretty hard to beat reliable Stihl two stroke engines