This weed eater is truly a beast. I was a huge Echo fan in the beginning of my lawn business but after purchasing a redmax a few years later I was sold on them. I’ve ran mine for 4 years nearly everyday throughout the lawn season. Who knows between them till now how much I’ve trimmed with mine. It has been the best weed eater I’ve ever used. Yesterday mine finally gave up the ghost it’s played a huge part in the success of my Business I will buy them from now on out until I retire. I highly recommend them
Hey Del you guys are a trip thanks for sharing. Wish our freaking dealers down here in Miami would sell redmax but guys down here all they buy is echo and stihl we had at one time years ago maruyama which were great trimmers but heavy as hell and Kawasaki but they all went out of business I think maruyama is still around cause I've seen there blowers.
I hear that a lot. Here in Michigan if you want echo you go to home depot or the dealers suck. But if you want redmax or stihl there is a dealer on every corner i swear. I'm trying to have some fun with few videos.
I bought a John deer weed eater 23 years and have never did anything but run the hell out of it and put non ethanol gas in it and that’s it. And it still starts with first pull.
One more thing u forgot to do pull the spark arrestor on the muffler and clean it alot of people over look that little screen and wonder why they lose power over time
@@mikesautomaintenance5780 I understand and your right about warranty. I have owned so many trimmers and they always last past the warranty and never break until the warranty is up. It seems as if the warranty is up then it breaks.
no fuel adjustment. I would start with replacing all the lines and gaskets. They sell a fuel kit with all this in it. I don't have the kit number but home depot sells them.
This weed eater is truly a beast. I was a huge Echo fan in the beginning of my lawn business but after purchasing a redmax a few years later I was sold on them. I’ve ran mine for 4 years nearly everyday throughout the lawn season. Who knows between them till now how much I’ve trimmed with mine. It has been the best weed eater I’ve ever used. Yesterday mine finally gave up the ghost it’s played a huge part in the success of my Business I will buy them from now on out until I retire. I highly recommend them
Nice video
Thank you
Thanks for teaching us how to start it up
Maintenance is key.
Yes Tina and thanks for always watching the videos.
Team work
Always
Once a year we do this. Great video.
Once a year we do this and clean air filters once a month.
I've had mine since 1999 and it's still kicking
Hey Del you guys are a trip thanks for sharing. Wish our freaking dealers down here in Miami would sell redmax but guys down here all they buy is echo and stihl we had at one time years ago maruyama which were great trimmers but heavy as hell and Kawasaki but they all went out of business I think maruyama is still around cause I've seen there blowers.
I hear that a lot. Here in Michigan if you want echo you go to home depot or the dealers suck. But if you want redmax or stihl there is a dealer on every corner i swear. I'm trying to have some fun with few videos.
Maintenance will keep it running longer that's for sure.
I would like to think so.
Keep it running like new.
I try.
I have a 2003 Redmax and it still runs.
Dude I love this video man you guys crack me up man I love it when you throw all the shit around lol.
I bought a John deer weed eater 23 years and have never did anything but run the hell out of it and put non ethanol gas in it and that’s it. And it still starts with first pull.
Yall should have tupac toss it up playing throwin more than tyson in the 90s
One more thing u forgot to do pull the spark arrestor on the muffler and clean it alot of people over look that little screen and wonder why they lose power over time
Yes you can clean them or just take them off and throw in trash. I could of said that Good catch. 👍
My dealer won't warranty if I take them out and throw them in the trash
@@mikesautomaintenance5780 I understand and your right about warranty. I have owned so many trimmers and they always last past the warranty and never break until the warranty is up. It seems as if the warranty is up then it breaks.
Del's Lawn Care LOL that's what it seems like with anything you by nowadays something always breaks after the warranty is up
Nice work and do that once a year
I’m having issue more serious with mine an I need to know if I need to change gaskets or are there fuel adjustments
what kind of grease are you using?
Hey are there fuel adjustments on these weed eaters?
no fuel adjustment. I would start with replacing all the lines and gaskets. They sell a fuel kit with all this in it. I don't have the kit number but home depot sells them.