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From my experience, you're never going to get the roots even when you pull it by hand. So this alleviates a lot of the stress associated with hand weed pulling

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Thanks for the comment. I got this at a yard sale and it does an amazing job. I also have the garden weasel and in prepared areas It also does a great job.

This is part of my 5-hour side of the house experience

No, he’s saving the tree from being weak.

This ivy is not helping the tree.

Because it weakens the tree.

I till twice a season once in March, I till in composted leaves and then I till it again in May for planting. I typically plant tomatoes once the tomatoes have all been harvested. The growing season is basically over. In the fall I fill the garden with ground up leaves from my leaf cleanups .

This is a first generation Exmark Vantage It did not come where the remote air cleaner and the muffler guard is on there. This machine's totally stock

That's a great way to do it but this tool is meant for production getting stuff done quickly.

This is my old time master. I don't recall what size engine it is, but it's definitely smaller than the new 223cc one

The one that comes with the 2100 has the same gear ratio is the one on the 2600. The 2100 gearbox is a cost cutting measure by Echo and is a throwaway gearbox once it wears out. All the non-commercial Echo trimmers have the non-greasable gearbox. My 2100 gear box is actually pretty crunchy sounding now. The Hi torque gearbox is noticeably larger than the standard one. They have three attachments, the standard trimmer, the high torque and a curved shaft attachment. They don't sell the 2100 pas attachment.

@@sololawnprofessional appreciate the info! I have an extra blade edger attachment laying around I may do that swap on my one that I keep connected to the gas powered power head. I’ll have to see the size difference I’ve never noticed before.

This is how you're supposed to operate the bed redefiner you walk backwards, if you're using a stick edger re-edging a sidewalk that you've already edged the week before you can walk forward, but if it's real bad and it hasn't been done in a while, you really should walk backwards. It really does a better job.

@@sololawnprofessional thanks for the details

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czcams.com/video/AiZ_xiufqO8/video.html This video is all about the high torque gearbox using it on the 2600 and the 2100. It's definitely an improvement especially for the 2100 gives a better knockdown power. I would definitely convert your stick edger just to try it out before you buy it, to see if it's right for you. It's actually something I can't live without after using it. I feel like it gives better battery life slightly. It definitely has more knockdown power and it cuts cleaner in my opinion. I'm just using the stock curved shaft stick edger. The bed redefiner uses a straight shaft gearbox that you cannot convert into a string trimmer.

@@sololawnprofessional awesome! Now do ya normally run the 2600 on setting 3 ? For my jobs I very seldom take it off setting 1 tbh. Would setting 1 w the high torque head do anything or would it not spin as fast?

@@BigRedServicesLLC I run setting 3 and most of the time it's half to 3/4 throttle. But I would definitely give the conversion a try first. Since we're probably dealing with different grass types, it may not make as big a difference to me as you.

This is just a quick conversion just to try out the high torque gearbox You're 2620 and your shindaiwa t Model Will still be better no matter what.

I'm not running the bed redefiner blade. It doesn't work that well with the 2600, it cuts the motor out too much. There are alternatives out there. I'm going to put a video together about it a little bit later.

@@sololawnprofessional ah cool

@BigRedServicesLLC I don't have any rapid chargers for my e-force batteries. How long does it take to charge the 2.5 and 5 battery with the rapid charger

@@sololawnprofessionalI have not tested the 2.5 ah, but I have tested the 5.0 in the dual port rapid charger that comes with the backpack blower. It charged 2 of them dead-full in 1 hour. I personally do not like using the rapid charger I’ve always heard it’s better to slow charge lithium ion batteries; I have enough of them that I’ve never ran out for a full days work.

Thank you for letting me know. I was thinking about buying a 8.0 battery and it was looking like it's going to take over 3 hours of charge it with the standard charger

In this situation 15 minutes with the 2.5 battery, about 30 minutes with the 5. This is going to be the standard run time for every brand of battery powered trimmer out there. They are some trimmers out there, that have longer run times but they also have huge batteries and weigh a lot more. So with all these battery products it comes down to, how much you want the equipment to weigh versus the runtime. I want the trimmer to be as light as possible so I have the small battery that will last handful of Lawns

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I'm loving this video And Where Can I Buy This From?

@@anthonyscott5990 edgit.com/products/edgit-pro This is from the manufacturer's website. They have the best price.

Everything you see here is just so I can take it apart real quick and put my mower back on the trailer. The only problem with running through a track that I can foresee is debris getting hung up like mulch that kind of stuff and binding up the situation. I have some new videos where I'm using it with the walls bolted on for doing leaves and that kind of stuff and it works perfectly fine

I use my 2600 full-time but I can safely say the 2620 is better but I rarely use it

@@sololawnprofessional yes they say it’s equivalent power I don’t agree

It will be way quicker than getting down on your hands and knees and pulling them out. Also you can always resharpen it.

This is the articulating hedge trimmer. I always thought these were just way too heavy to use I was right. They are too heavy to use but they're extremely versatile

@@sololawnprofessional ah yes. I have one of those as well, but it’s too long for the pole it’s connected to. I feel like if it were on a shorter length pole it would work a lot better.

This is weekly maintenance. I edged it at the starting season

I get this comment a lot. I'm not cutting the roots. It's already been edged. I'm just maintaining it. The round disc is not doing anything. It's a guide for the string trimmer. It just looks like a saw blade but it's not.

You're 2620 and that shindaiwa t model you have is still going to be more powerful, but this definitely closes the gap. I would hope Echo would warrantee the batteries at least prorate them

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Thanks for your comment but this is spring maintenance and before you can use a string trimmer to maintain it for the rest of the season you have to use a bed edger to create the edge

Thanks for a concern but I had sprayed this hornet's nest the day before and there's nothing to worry about