in a previous thread I was bemoaning my frustration with a POS ryobi strimmer, and the choice of what to get. Since the goal is 10 years, I ended up on the Husq, ordered over amazon. Money well spent.
It's light, no heavier than an echo 2-cycle.
It does not do attachments
It starts on the second pull, consistently.
It has plenty of power.
Burns clean
The force required to pull the starter rope is comparable to the ryobi without a spark plug. IDK how they made it so easy.
The trim head looks promising--- big, thick plastic, that is also sort of soft but not yet rubbery.
the engine is the little honda
There is no clip point for a shoulder strap; that must be added on.
I haven't put it through its paces yet but look forward to it once the weather clears. I do feel this was money well-spent.
It's light, no heavier than an echo 2-cycle.
It does not do attachments
It starts on the second pull, consistently.
It has plenty of power.
Burns clean
The force required to pull the starter rope is comparable to the ryobi without a spark plug. IDK how they made it so easy.
The trim head looks promising--- big, thick plastic, that is also sort of soft but not yet rubbery.
the engine is the little honda
There is no clip point for a shoulder strap; that must be added on.
I haven't put it through its paces yet but look forward to it once the weather clears. I do feel this was money well-spent.
