STIHL vs ECHO vs HUSQVARNA The TOP 3!
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- A Top 3 vid. I finally discuss the top 3 trimmers.
Best Trimmers in the Industry?
Stihl 94r
ECHO 2620T
Husqvarna 525LST
My Trimmer racks: goo.gl/QkLrhi
ECHO speed feed head I use: goo.gl/XCRv0Q
I had a model older than this one that I love. My sister has difficulty with tools that are too heavy and she actually loved mine and found it easy to use czcams.com/users/postUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG . This is a newer model but was even lighter which she really appreciates. She enjoys it and I no longer have to go to her house to trim as she can handle it fine. Haven't used it enough to comment on the battery life but lithium batteries last longer than the old style. Being cordless makes it easy to trim the far edges of the property. The entire yard can be trimmed with one charged battery.
lmao! "The real winner is me because I have them all" good one man!
Grrr r
instablaster.
Thanks ... I had my own property management, maintenance (repairs and lawn) and remodeling business of commercial and residential for 32 yrs ...
back then Stihl controlled the market
I need one for around the house now
That it was time to retire one of those trimmers I kept when I sold the company. ( can't complain it was 24 yrs old) I have heard all 3 of these are good and am willing to give others a shot also at my age weight has to be considered.
The Speed Head on the Echo 2620 has a wear indicator on the bottom. That head cover can be replaced. Refer to page 38 in the operators manual for the SRM-2620 Grass trimmer/ brush cutter. just a response to your minor complaint. :) I love your reviews. You are very thoughtful and sincere. Thanks for your work.
I have a 22 year old husky and it has a lot of hours and runs great
I have an Echo SRM 4600 a 46cc beast with aluminum body not plastic rubbish. A little heavy but i love it . Easy to start and just runs like a dream. Have run 4 tanks of fuel through it one session running it at full throttle 98% of the time and it didn't miss a beat! Had it for 5 years and only replaced a starter rope and spark plug.
I loved the little whisper of "that's what she said" when you were talking about the heads. Made me crack up! Thanks for the video/reviews! I'm going to be watching more of your videos
Thank you for watching!!
Last time my wife went into the garage she asked me why did I have 4 weed eaters and I answered, I don't have 4 weed eaters, I have 2 weed eaters one for light duty, 1 for tall grass, 1 with a blade and 1 with a chainsaw blade four branches and then I proceeded to ask her why does she have so much makeup and shoes and clothes, end of argument.
lol love it
Only 4 eh? you must like to rough it Jorge. :D
My one Brushcutter came with 12 attachments.
I have one of those, but all of mines are older now, no point on selling tools just to buy new ones when the others still work just great.
Then after you asked her that, you died! Lmao.
Really great honest review... not a people pleaser, just real as can be. I appreciate it!
Can't go wrong with either trimmer..i like using them all.. but prefer echo all day
Used many strimmers over many years and I have to say that my Husky 535LK is my favourite, nice weight and well balanced. Not as powerful as a dedicated brush cutter but still enough to use a clearing saw, plus all the attachments available. Pro combi's are a great if a bit expensive option but it literally does almost everything but mow!
I like my 535lk as well.
I have used all three brands and the one I stick with now is echo. Husqvarna has good blowers,
Best trimmers I ever owned was my Shindaiwa T242, lightweight and the engine was like a formula 1 engine, and my Stihl FS110 for brushcutting.
I still have a T242 that I use every week commercially. I used it today. Had it since 2009. The old Shindaiwa models, true Shindaiwa before Echo took over, were absolutely amazing trimmers. I'm fixing to try a couple new models for fun though. Stihl 94R, Stihl 111R, and Husqvarna 525LST. I'm just really skeptical on the 111R being 4mix and I held it at the dealer and it feels really heave. 94R and 525LST feel so light, its insane.
Great video I have 2 echo trimmers I got rid of every other brands plus now I am replacing everything with echo tool's
I'm thinking of doing the same thing, but I'm gonna wait till they're completely dead ( husqvarna chainsaw , Toro blower & hedge trimmer) before I replace them. However the Husqvarna 128 curve shaft I bought 5 years ago is pure trash! I'm a xbox gamer & drummer & I'm only 35 but I'm getting some bad stiffness in my right ring & middle finger & my thumb. So if its Stihl or Echo idc I just gotta have reliability, power & most of all comfort!
C Allen maruyama is low vibration and totally made in Japan. I love my echo 2620, but the vibration of using all day is affecting my hands. Idk why they use a stupid cable. Only con to that trimmer.
If I could do it over, I would have got the 3020. It’s nominally heavier, and feels really balanced. Plus it is made in Japan. My uncle got one today and it was super impressive.
You are the winner because you got em all, and a new one on the way. I do not like rubber handles especially in the heat.
I've never broken nor seen one break a trigger Husquvarna always wins on low vibration in most cases
My husky triggers have broke 3 times. I’ve always been with husky but I’m going to try a stihl this year
I just purchased a Husqvarna 525 and love it. I just mow and trim my own yard so I'm hoping it will outlast my old butt.
It is now my favorite!
If I had to choose between Stihl, Echo, or Husqvarna, I’d choose Honda.
Here in SoCal, a lot of us use TMC weed whackers. . If you can ever get your hands on one, I recommend the TMC KPW2750V weed whacker.It uses a Kawasaki 26.3 cc engine and the best non intrusive guard on a weed whacker, and best trigger in my opinion. Cons I would say is vibration and the weight, other than it is solid and reliable. Having said that, the 2620t is an amazing machine.
I own 11 weed eaters now,and all 11 of them are husqvarna's.that I use in my lawn mowing business,my favorite is the model 322l now and I have 3 of the 322l's for just me to use.the husqvarna 322l models are light with a 22cc motor and a shaft length of 84 inches with aluminum shafts,and they are not cheap I'm price to now.but now a days it what you pay for in most and anything anymore!!!!
Got a buddy's Husqvarna 525 rx to fix, ignition coil should not be dead after only 3 years semi commercial use! Replacement should not be $85 to $100 either. Moved to Echo myself and have not looked back, love it. I used to run stihl but when I looked at replacing my stolen old stihl trimmer to find 25% price increase but 25% less quality I walked away.
Echo and Husqvarna are good trimmers I had Husqvarna used for 25 years and died it ran good. Now i have Echo SRM 2620 trimmer bought it brand new 2 years ago I like it
Husquvarna also has rubber grips on those plastic handles as well just have to order it or specify when you buy it is all my 326LX came with them but I've seen many 326L without the rubber grips
You said virtually the same as the other channel. The winner is the public!!!! Competition between the three companies has produced three very very good machines at very competitive prices! It boils down to personal preference and price for the consumer... THE Consumer WINS. THIS IS CALLED CAPITALISM. OUR SYSTEM OF MARKETING WORKS THE BEST TO SUPPLY THE CONSUMER THE BEST PRODUCTS AT THE BEST PRICEs. Have good products on the shelf where they are needed... capitalism works. Go to any socialist country Cuba Russia or Venezuela they don’t have the products for the people. You must seek what you need on the black market. The people in Russia, Cuba and Venezuela are good but the socialist system fails.
appreciate your view,, I'm 52, all my life, had shitty trimmer's, n a tough back yard with a steep hill, being a Moving industry driver, few year's back, probably 2015, a shipper (an old old guy), gave me an Echo, 2501s with brush cutter, n trimmer n I ordered the new 400 bump head easy feed, put on a new bulb, n changed line's, ,, 1990's beast model, but she cut's n cut's, never stop's, a true Animal !! did also put in an E3.12 spark plug, n sold on Echo !! ,, noticed here, long ago, all landscaper's, use Echo, n understand why, woulda saved much time n $, if spent the extra for better brand yrs ago !!! appreciate your honesty, n love my Husqvarna chain saw, but Echo, wow what a trimmer !!
i just purchased the husqvarna 329L on 8/2/2020 from lowes. last year 2019 i purchased the craftsman 4cycle 30cc model; it worked good and i even bragged to my neighbor about the power and less noise with the 4 cycle engine. after storing it at end of season i pull it out in may of this year and the starter string would not pull out no more than 2 inches, finally after maybe 100 something tries, the string extended out, put new fuel in, new oil, 200 pulls no start. sat 8/1/2020 i go to lowes and get the drill bit to electric start it, after many tries with the drill and the machine seeming to want to come on i decide to go purchase another new weedwacker, thats how i ended up with the new husqvarna... i hope it last me more than one year, and i wish the plastic housing around the motor didnt look and feel so flimsy. the plastic on the craftsman felt a little more substantial.
Put a Darwin's Grip bar on those edgers then you'll have 3 comfortable, back saving trimmers. Your back will definitely thank you.
Huh, I’ve never heard of those but I found one on eBay. They ain’t cheap at 50 bucks but I might have to give one a try. Thanks!
@@hermancm Yeah, I ordered mine from darwins grip dot com, and I advise you to do the same instead of buying it from ebay because that one on ebay is the older version and the one they sell now is the updated version. It was just under $60 but well worth it, check out the reviews here on youtube. I really only have one on my stick edger, my string trimmer gets flipped upside down too much so I didn't put one on it.
Big Texas Ok I went to their site and saw the new grips. I’m not sure if I’ll get one or not yet. While I was trimming yesterday I thought about it and with my lightweight Husqvarna 525L I really don’t experience any discomfort in my back like I used to with the heavier home use trimmers that I started out with. But while looking at Darwin’s page I saw someone who uses waterproof covers for his trimmers and I wander if those are really needed? Sometimes I bring my trimmers in the garage when it looks like it’ll rain but often they get rained on and I don’t think it effects them much.
@@hermancm Yeah I wouldn't leave my equipment out in the rain, it promotes rust and corrosion. It's ok for them to get a little wet but you don't want to make a habit of leaving them outside.
Big Texas well in a year or two I’ll be able to build a good sized pole shed for my equipment and trucks and whatever else I collect lol.
I've always been partial to Echo but I'd take any of these brands without hesitation
They are all good, but when it comes to power pruners, Echo gets the nod from me.
I like how light and smooth the motor is on the husqavarna is, but I did break the trigger on the husqavarna from them trying to save money on the trigger and housing assembly. Cheap plastic. Only big factor that keeps me from being team husq is that.
Their triggers make my arthritis flare up! Especially that small safety button on top! I'm done with, but I'm keeping my Husqvarna Self propelled & 240 chainsaw until they die or until I get a good offer on the saw ( gonna get whichever is more comfortable Stihl or Echo)
@@callen7436 bought a new echo straight shaft weedeater a few weeks ago. Has it's own issues with the engine shutting off randomly, but it definitely has that torqe, and has nice handles and trigger. The string head is on it is my favorite out of all of them. So easy to reload.
I run 2 Husquvarna 525 professional model and i also have the 18yr old Powerhouse Kawasaki 27cc if ya Wanna talk Torque. All the lil things you dont like about Husqvarna are also the reasons you had to say it has no Vibration. If you try the heads that come on Maruyama ,not sure the brand but i have them on all mine. I promise you will throw them Speed Feed out 4 sure.Trust me yhat trigger is tougher than you think.
I got a fs 94r I have been cutting brush with it cuts it down good and it does not bogs down I love that trimmers also have a fs 130 r used it for 4 seasons still runs
What about Shinidawa?..I mean I'm ah Sthil guy..I got a 94R and a FS38..Echo is nice..very light.. Just got get use to..the angle of the head is more flat..so u have to be relaxed with it..I also use to have a Shinidawa..kind of like Echo.. very light..good for trimming..not so good for brush..lacks the torque..but very reliable machine..I definitely don't mind a Husqvarna.. have used very balanced..it's like Sthils little brother..they also have have a great self propelled mower..the HU700 or 800..The Honda moter...not Briggs and Stratton..I could talk equipment for days brother..but thanks for video.. keep em coming!
echo/shin are the same company. Husqvarna owns redmax.So they all pretty much represented here.thanks for watching!
Husquvarna all day always for me
Just FYI, the Husqvarna 525LST has a 23:12 gear ratio which really is 1.92:1, slightly lower than a 2:1 but not by much.
We love the echo srm2620 they have been extremly reliable in our company.
Victor Rippe you will not like the weight of Echo when you have Cemetery accounts requiring 3-8 hours trimming.
Husqvarna just has issues with carburetors have a Sthil 91R and 131R love them both 91R is 5 years old no issues gas and go. Use mechanic in a bottle few times a year keeps carbs clean. 131R is a beast runs all equipment wonderfully!!!!stihl has a good speed head.
Never had a carb issue with husky.nor any of my trimmers.use a fuel stabilizer amd problems won't happen. All 3 use walbro carbs and echo Zama on some.none make carbs.all the same
Thanks for posting bro thanks for taking the time out of your life 2 post that video that was information that I needed
They all suck unless they have the shoulder straps for them :) I only use one for 7hrs a day the vibration and always useing one without strap ( i never used strap and id rather have it ) that shoulder strap takes so much weight away. Yes there not heavy really but it help your nerves out. Thanks for sharing man.
I'm wondering if I'll ever get answer back from this question, WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PREFERRED TRIMMER LINE, and what is your favorite blade wheel, I really mean if your gonna trim heavy thick grass, I've been doing some research on this topic, I have already have notes, I'm just wondering what your choices might be,
My poor opinion is qvscarvana number #1
I think I would say I liked the free one best ?
But I dont lie.I do not like the free echo, that echo sent me, the most.The husqvarna handle is what prevents it form being my favorite.So as usual stihl wins.
Husqvarna wins in my heart.
Great reviews man. My all time favorite is the Stihl FS100RX with an Echo Speed Feed 450 head.
100rx is a fantastic trimmer.I left 4 strokes out of this vid.If echo made one and husky i could do a comparison.Of course echo brother brand shin makes a 4mix too
The new FS111RX is even better than the 100, I have both. Both are my favourite trimmers going.
I have a echo fs70rc
GOING FOR THE ECHO......................WHY?????????????????{PRICE} PERIOD.
Redmax Best ever!!!! No doubt
Husqvarna owns redmax and combined their engines etc.so almost same thing.besides triggers etc.
@@exterminator1 both are very good
Have you tried any of the newer 4 stroke? Say, for example, the 324L Husqvarna. It has a Honda engine and is super light, 11 lbs. Echos SRM-225 2 stroke weighs 12lbs. I would like to hear what you think after you try it. It does have the crappy plastic handles though. Let us know what you think of the 4 strokes, the newer ones.
324L is awesome
Very honest review! Very helpful thanks :)
Husqvarna is best
Honda, Sthil, husqvarna
Really enjoy your channel man. Lookin forward to more videos. Question. Does the 525 have a solid shaft or flex shaft? I need to clear some light brush and my dealer told me i can't use a blade on a trimmer with a flex shaft. Ive seen numerous people use blades on trimmers such as a fs56 but they have a flex shaft. Thanks in advance
Boy I'm a echo guy true and true but I have seriously been thinking about getting the Stihl r 91 or 94 wich ever it is or like the one in this video I'll probably get one at the end of mowi season ol hazzadra just raves on on about it so thanks to you and David I'll probably be getting one very soon awesome video holms
I have an old pioneer weed eater and it still runs great
I dont like how Echo has all the internals exposed. Stihl keeps it enclosed with Husqvarna keeping it completely exposed which is better than open. The Husqvarna trigger is flexible and can be bent all the way backwards without breaking it. Personally I think the 525LST is about 10-20 percent more powerful than the fs94r when the string is out longer you will notice. Husqvarna doesnt require as much warm up for some reason. Overall I think they are all durable but power/weight ratio goes to husqvarna. The 535LS has same weight as Echo and loads more power, but thirsty
i have a 535ls and 535lk.love them.I made video about the trigger and updates on the 525lst(which is by far my favorite trimmer).
Echo is indestructible
I think echo is best
Is Echo made in China? If so what about STIHL vs HUSQVARNA
@@Aresfire2 Echo is made by Kioritz Japan.
@@Aresfire2 I have not researched a lot but I think Husqvarna uses Honda engines for some of their stuff. Echo is owned by the Japanese company, got sold to it. Husqvarna is a swedish company. I like the Husqvarna.
Man some people could tear up stainless steel ball. they will tear up their own stuff and sure as hell won't take care of your stuff. I have one buddy that I put on a weedeater every now and them and he will go through a full spool of line in no time flat in yards that i would just bump out line a few times.
I use Husqvarna,STIHL and echo 2 stroke oil for my Echo equipment I don’t see any difference from 3 different kinds of 2 stroke oil never had any issues with my echo equipment
Echo gets my vote!
I'm on my second husky... the first one had it for 5 years. It wont stay on and sounds like a clattering wrenches. Idk if the rings are bad. Or if I need to replace that rusted spark arrestor or carburetor... it also got flooded it was under 3 feet of water for 3 days. Ever since then... it hasnt ran right. Dumped the gas changed the plug let it dry for 2 days... most likely the flood killed it.
My Husqvarna 128LD smokes but I think it's from the cold weather because when it warms ups it don't stop
I have 4 stihl FS85's, a stihl FS56RC, a Husqvarna 326LS, and a husqvarna 128LD
Forgot Makita which has been winning all the 2020 comparisons.
That brand isnt in the commercial categories. What have they "won"?
Which would be the best for a beginner, budget and long use/ low maintenance wise....Also This is for a buisness
Stihl fs70. Best bang for your buck
Been a stihl family since day one for personal equipment, saws, trimmers, blowers,... name it, used it except REAL 070 and 090 saws. (Got to use chinese knock off 070, was still fun). Have always found the job gets done faster with stihl in my hands. Used echo and husq working landscaping, and they all are great machines if you take care of them, right fuel mix, proper servicing and there no reason any one of them wont last you 10 + years. Nice video my man, keep it up.
I was raised stihl myself.Never had a problem from any of them.But I wanted to try the others out.I am happy I did.Although I still am a stihl man , it is nice using dif equipment. Makes it feel,idk,fresh? Hard to explain.
The 525 LST has a 2:1 head reduction as well..
husqvarna 430 LS is my best one no bulky move fast
If you left guard on it wouldn't roll. If your employee gets hurt in any way with trimmer...your insurance company will drop you and not cover injury if that guard is off. Even flying rocks.
I disagree. A guard does not prevent rocks from hitting anything.Used em for years.As far as rolling you mean on the trimmer rack? Cuz that's wrong.however there is compression pins to make them not turn.but there is zero point of a trimmer staying flat.thanks for watching
Your not going to break that husky trigger
Correct .watch my other newer vids
You should try husqvarna 430 LS not heavy some how I can move fast smooth I bought FS94 by watching you lol
With vibration on the Echo, you said it was an early model before they were even available. Are you sure it has a cable? Since the early ones came with a solid hollow shaft that Echo replaced due to vibration issues.
They still use the cable shaft sadly. Maybe one day they will change it!
Echo is the king
Why do so many people take the deflectors off, do you like the feeling of little pebbles
U still get hit with a guard.barely covers anything. Less efficient.
I would like to get one product for regular weed work and brush up to 2-3" thick. Would a 128LD with a metal blade work for this? If not or if you have a better idea what would it be?
Useful commentary. thanks!
Great, I mean great review! I have all Husqvarna trimmers, hedge trimmers, edgers, blowers, and lately I've been second guessing my line up (as in should I sell and invest in Stihl)
This video reminded me that all have pros and cons, I'll stick with the (yes harder to cold start and flimsy triggers) Husqvarna. Until they fail, I won't bail! 👍
I believe the point of that trigger being like that is not to break rather than break it..think about it.
You’re right about that it’s not a design flaw but intentional to prevent breaking 👍
New Husqvarna have 4 stroke now but it’s heavier and not much power as the 2 stroke Husqvarna make both 2 and 4 strokes
Huqsvarnal, echo, stihl.what kind of machine is the strongest?
im even on the shut off/ dont matter too me! echo seems always more basic ! i like basic! less plastic
Where do you live at looks just like my Virginia mountains in the background?Enjoy the videos they are helpful as I am in the market now to buy a new weedeater and really like the Echo myself.My max to spend is 200 and just want one to hold up for quite a long rime.
yes Virginia. for 200 your choices are echo srm 225 or stihl fs56rc. 56 has way more power but 225 is longer and more comfortable.husqvarna has a 128ld for 200.you can get them online cheaper than 200 but they are reconditioned.which is a good thing.
Shindiawa 242t
Any addvice on Makita brushcutter
So I can use speed feed on my 94R I see u mentioned it in you Vid .thank you
i have use speed feed on all brands i use.they come with adapters for each brand.
eXterminator I’m all in thanks Bro your the man love your channel keep us updated on what ever your up to 🤓
Nice commentary... Now wheres the demo of them in action?
Thanks for making this. Why do the pros remove the brush guard? And, without it, how do you cut the twine?
Guards slow us down and prevents more line from advancing. Also blocks what we see and limits the ability to trim fast.normal wear and tear from the line cutting grass etc. cuts the line.Or if you use a speed feed you can twist it back in.More line out , more production.
Nobody Move with the concrete..or just clip it.
How do you feel about the Honda trimmers? I thinking about getting one of the Honda’s or the Stihl FS 111 R
the hondas a 4 stroke.I dont like 4 stroke trimmers.The stihl 111r is a 4 stroke but uses mixed gas like a 2 stroke.I would get the stihl.just my opinion.I have never heard a bad thing about honda trimmers.Husqvarna uses a honda engine in their 4 stroke trimmer.its a 324 i believe
eXterminator thanks mane. I appreciate ur response
qteezy6501 The hondas will run forever but they have no go. Trying to go through anything other than regular grass is painful, it bogs down so easy.
Shawn Kemp Personally I would go with the Echo and stay with 2 stroke, way more power and they still last if taken care of.
Shawn Kemp The PAS/SRM2620 meets EPA regulations as of 2018, at least that's what it says on mine. The muffler is catalyzed and no scent when it's running. I went with the Echo over Stihl or Honda due to dealer proximity and service and because I have a 25 to 30 year old Echo PB210 E leaf blower that still runs beautifully.
Nice review 😀👍
What's the name of your trimmer rack? My trailer rack broke one of my weedeaters, because spins around all the time?
jungle jim's
The new Redmax 230 t solid steel drive shaft ,steel on steel clutch ,10 lbs
Husqvarna owns Redman. 525 has same engine solid shaft etc. They merged them together when they made the 525 series.
I see your sulky hanging off your scag, how do you hang it, I've been wondering how to hang mine off the mower
Hi eXterminator
et. al.
Could you or someone comment on which is better; a 4-stroke like the Husqvarna 324L or the 2-stroke 525L and why? I'm just a home owner and sure either would be OK but would rather get the better of the two for performance/longevity. My local big box stores no longer have the Echo 2620T, only the 2620AA. Much appreciative to hear from those actually in the lawn care business vs. numerous everyday opinons from a google search.
Thanks!
Mgrimess
I have the same question
Will any of these take a heavy blade ok?
I use a 2000 model echo srm2455 handle bar with an 800gram flail blade for heavy brush. Need to eventually move to a loop handle for manuverability but wondering if these new guys can handle the same abuse my old echo goes through with zero issues.
Thanks for the video
The Husqvarna is.Has a solid steel shaft.Also Husqvarna has a 535ls that is 35cc.I have one of those as well.Stihl you will need one of the 4 stroke models.the 2620t echo in this vid has a braided cable.So I wouldnt use that
@@exterminator1 thanks mate. your vid has almost converted me to a stihl actually. what is it about the 4mix engines that are better for blade work?
Exterminator.. I have 3 models of trimmers I'm considering. All cost the same amount of money and will be used on my 3 acre property non commercial use. Some overgrown thick weeds and brush from time to time. All models are 319$ each and after tax around 350$ which is my budget. Husqvarna 525LS, Stihl 91R, and echo 2620. All three models seem to be about the same in power. My main concern is which model of the 3 will have the least amount of vibration?? Local dealer let me demo a shinadaiwa 242 and the shaft and head shook and vibrated so bad that I returned in less than 10 min of use. I'm not really too concerned with noise levels, weight, or fuel capacity. Just want the easiest starting, less pulls the better, and least vibration model there is for my carpal tunnel wrist. What do you suggest
The stihl 91r is the most powerful one you mentioned as it is a 4 stroke,that stihl calls a "4mi".It is a 4 stroke that uses mixed fuel like a 2 stroke.They have almost zero vibration due to the solid steel shafts stihl uses in them(they also can take attachments).So of those 3 options I would have to choose the 91r.If you get the other two you will be happy also.But they dont accept attachments and have less torque(they are 2 strokes).
Real Talk 77
Echo had vibration problems and got rid of solid shaft. Your favorite seems to be the fs 94r wich is a flex cable.
Husqvarna I have the 430 ls which is29.5cc almost no vibration
I’m curious why Stihl would give you a Echo trimmer for free? I like my Husqvarna 525L. It’s light and that makes it easier to use for me. Lol, how many times did he say that his worker just slammed it on there? Chew his ass if he pisses you off! And that’s why I won’t hire someone, I keep my mowing business right around 35 country lots... just enough to keep me busy without hiring someone to piss me off by slamming the fricking trimmers onto my trimming rack. BTW, I’m not a Ahole but if someone was mistreating my equipment I’d have to speak up.
Echo gave it to me.just miss spoke.
eXterminator That happens and it’s not worth redoing the whole video just for one minor mistake. One more thing about brands. I like my Husqvarna 525L very much and I will stay with the two I have of them but I love my Echo pole saws and pro brush cutter. And the brush cutter was half the price of a comparable Stihl brush cutter. For chainsaws I like my Husqvarna Pro saws and here up north where the wood is plentiful and we heat our houses with wood I use them often. Happy mowin’!
Where can you get the actual Husqvarna products nowadays? the ones at Lowe's and home Depot and Sears and Ace hardware all have junk motors in them with no commercial warranty
husqvarna has a commercial trimmer at lowes new this year.525l.but husqvarna dealer has the rest as they always have.
@@exterminator1 hell yeah thanks for the info. I ended up buying the echo srm-225 very good weed eater used it for 45 straight minutes in thick wet brush. Never acted like it was running hot once. I want to buy another Husqvarna but I couldn't get enough info I wanted on them
Sir, these product where market i could get kindly tel me .
get a 225 echo its lighter and more quiet i have a echo and toro i use the echo more cause nun wrong with the toro its up there but its just the echo has more power.
i have a 225 and the new 2320t echo. Way to weak for commercial use.thanks for watching!
1:16 why the hell would still be giv'in away echos?
I miss spoke.echo gave it to me :)
I just bought the fs111 31.4cc not broke in yet
Do you use gas with ethanol in it? Most gas from a pump has 10% ethanol in it.
nope.we have several stations that are ethanol free
I loved my 94r. It locked up after three yrs. someone told me there’s a repair kit available for them to fix it. Do you anything about that?