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New Guy
Join Date: Jul 2004
Posts: 25
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What's A Good Weedeater?
I need to get a weedeater to use around the house.
I don't need a highend machine, but I do need something with pretty good power, because I've got some pretty serious weeds in spots. I have heavy grass/hay growing on a bank, and some thick stalked weeds along the edge of the creek. Which machine offers the best bang for the buck? Thanks. |
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Pro
Trade: Painting
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: NW Suburban Chicago
Posts: 708
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Re: What's A Good Weedeater?
I believe a herd of goats would do the trick!
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EdenScapes
Trade: PAINTER,LANDSCAPER
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: SW N.C.
Posts: 46
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Re: What's A Good Weedeater?
I use Husky and Stihl but the pro models. Plenty of power. The Husky is lighter and revs higher but the Stihl seems to last longer. Titiaminum force line and also a blade for the big stuff. Ask to try them out ,it can't hurt.
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Re: What's A Good Weedeater?
We only use Stihl.. We us the FS 110 R (4-mix) trimmers. But we just bought 8 of the FS 130 (4-mix)....Wow lots of power but the they weight 12.3 lbs.
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