Bought one about a month ago. I'm about 6 feet tall. The length is a little shorter than what I 'm used to, but not a problem. Runs well, and love the rapid release design
Please how does it perform vertically strimming? Had a Stihl for years but the drive shaft kept failinh. I bought a Hursqvarna last week but drops revs continually especially when edging vertically.. Thanks..
This trimmer works well in the vertical position. I have used it a lot for edging as well. We have switched this trimmer over to the echo 400 speed feed head. That head is a real game changer. Makes life easier when it comes to trimming.
Definitely considering to buy this from my local hardware store next spring
Bought one about a month ago. I'm about 6 feet tall. The length is a little shorter than what I 'm used to, but not a problem. Runs well, and love the rapid release design
My favorite trimmer ever honestly! I have 4 of these
I agree with everything you said. This trimmer is just perfect. Easy to start and it doesn't have one of those horrible bump heads.
I'm a fan of the original design of the rapid loader.
I've had mine new since 2012 and still runs like the day i bought it new. It's now 2023
My current handheld blower is too heavy and getting old
Wat I notice correct me if I'm wrong. Was that u were hunched over just to cut that grass which tells me that the shaft I'd short for a tall person
Please how does it perform vertically strimming? Had a Stihl for years but the drive shaft kept failinh. I bought a Hursqvarna last week but drops revs continually especially when edging vertically.. Thanks..
This trimmer works well in the vertical position. I have used it a lot for edging as well. We have switched this trimmer over to the echo 400 speed feed head. That head is a real game changer. Makes life easier when it comes to trimming.
Thank You!@@minthillbilly
I like it works very well 😌
I agree. Its a good little trimmer.
Next time make sure and buy a straight shaft. I run a landscape business and the curve shaft models kill your back and have less power
I actually prefer the curved shaft! I feel pain in my arms with the straight
I was thinking the same thing that curve shaft is no good
@@alexandrefauchon7755the owner of a landscaping bissness gave u some great tips next time just take the advice from a experiences person.
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