What did you pick up today?

[Toecutter1978]

Just purchased a brand-new Stihl FS94R trimmer. Stepping up my yard game.

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Excellent. Put StaBil 360 in all the gas, and it will run forever. Also don’t have to worry about winterizing it.

Awesome idea! Thank you.

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[irishrob]

I use the cans of premix in mine. Cost more but it’s worth it. Doesn’t contain all the crap the gas around here does so carb stays cleaner.

[Toecutter1978]

I use the cans of premix in mine. Cost more but it’s worth it. Doesn’t contain all the crap the gas around here does so carb stays cleaner.

You referring to Trufuel and stuff like that?

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[irishrob]

I use the cans of premix in mine. Cost more but it’s worth it. Doesn’t contain all the crap the gas around here does so carb stays cleaner.

You referring to Trufuel and stuff like that?

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Yes. There’s several of them out there. All I use in my 2cycles engines anymore. Several manufacturers recommend it now

[Livewire]

I’ve been using that same model trimmer for three years now. It’s been a beast. I use stihl premix fuel in all my stihl stuff. It’s been worth it so far.

[rustynuts]

Bought a female Tamaulipas cloud forest boa and a female Amazon tree boa.

[Dave1965]

I’ve been using that same model trimmer for three years now. It’s been a beast. I use stihl premix fuel in all my stihl stuff. It’s been worth it so far.

started using a light rechargeable trimmer two years ago due to the back issue. Haven't gotten the gas one out in a bit.

Extra batteries on a belt like batman....or a boss!!

[Dave1965]

practicing reloading..weeds must die

[plumber_bob]

Using battery powered weed eaters too!

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[Niceguy]

Me too. I have a full size 18v lipo Ryobi that will do anything my Husqvarna will do, but with zero carb issues. I need to put a new carb and hoses on the Husqvarna again and sell it.

[PDM]

I will say the battery stuff is pretty dang good these days

[rustynuts]

Hmm.....Maybe I should look into a battery operated trimmer. I'm guessing it doesn't vibrate to the point your hands go numb?

[irishrob]

That’s my big problem with trimmers. Vibration gets so bad it aggravates my arthritis in my hands.

[Dave1965]

Hmm.....Maybe I should look into a battery operated trimmer. I'm guessing it doesn't vibrate to the point your hands go numb?

No but again, I use only the smallest trimmer I could find for weight purpose since I was avoiding a back issue. Just so simple I kept it up. Yeah I have to reload batteries after about 10 minutes but doesn't bother me.

[Niceguy]

My Ryobi is basically the same size as my straight shaft Husqvarna and Cub Cadet but weighs less and less vibration. And zero vibration when you're not pulling the trigger. My boss let me try his after I always bitch in the spring about the carbs and shit fuel we have. One use and I was sold! It easily will handle my 2 acres on one of their med size batteries and probably would one their smallest one.

[Niceguy]

I'm sold on this Ryobi crap for basic around the house use like me. Their brand new lipos batteries even work in 20+ year old blue tools that an uncle gave me because the old batteries crapped out. They don't fuck you over on the battery fuckery every few years like the major manufacturers. I had a bunch of Dewalt stuff the battery crapped out on and new batteries and adapters cost more than the new tools with the batteries.

[rustynuts]

I'm sold on this Ryobi crap for basic around the house use like me. Their brand new lipos batteries even work in 20+ year old blue tools that an uncle gave me because the old batteries crapped out. They don't fuck you over on the battery fuckery every few years like the major manufacturers. I had a bunch of Dewalt stuff the battery crapped out on and new batteries and adapters cost more than the new tools with the batteries.

I like that. I've had to get rid of Milwaukee, Porter Cable and Dewalt stuff over the years because the batteries wore out and replacements were more than new tools.

[WLJ]

I've been using the B&D 20v yard tools lately. Replacement batteries are decently priced.

[plumber_bob]

I've been using the B&D 20v yard tools lately. Replacement batteries are decently priced.

One of my weed eaters is a B&D with the 20vdc batteries.
I like it so far.

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[Niceguy]

I'm sold on this Ryobi crap for basic around the house use like me. Their brand new lipos batteries even work in 20+ year old blue tools that an uncle gave me because the old batteries crapped out. They don't fuck you over on the battery fuckery every few years like the major manufacturers. I had a bunch of Dewalt stuff the battery crapped out on and new batteries and adapters cost more than the new tools with the batteries.

I like that. I've had to get rid of Milwaukee, Porter Cable and Dewalt stuff over the years because the batteries wore out and replacements were more than new tools.

The battery thing alone has sold me on them. They aren't bad tools at all for the cost either. I probably wouldn't use them if I was a carpenter or mechanic that used them all day every day, but for around the house use they have served me just as well as Dewalt did for a fraction of the cost and if the tool or battery dies on me, I can use the battery in any other of the tools, or vise versa.

[Gunsmokin]

Have been contemplating one of the battery trimmers. I would probably buy a DeWALT only because I have 8-10 batteries already that will run one. I don’t have too much to trim either, so, the elimination of buying gas and oil would probably be worth it alone to pick one up. I don’t think I would want one if I had to “bush hog” a lot of tall stuff. Like Johnny said, around the house they are probably a great idea.


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[Rem700]

Lol I have been using an echo for over a decade on nothing but pump gas. Stabil in the winter but didn’t start that until maybe 5 yrs ago. Still starts and runs like a champ. Never a carb issue or any issue for that matter. Probably won’t start next time I pull it out now lol

[plumber_bob]

Have been contemplating one of the battery trimmers. I would probably buy a DeWALT only because I have 8-10 batteries already that will run one. I don’t have too much to trim either, so, the elimination of buying gas and oil would probably be worth it alone to pick one up. I don’t think I would want one if I had to “bush hog” a lot of tall stuff. Like Johnny said, around the house they are probably a great idea.


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I have 2 different ones and neither will cut the thick stuff with the string.
Might could get a different head, but haven't looked yet.

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[Niceguy]

My Ryobi has same size string as my Husqvarna and I'd guess same or close to same line speed. It does seem like it goes through string faster for some some reason. No clue why, could be all in my head though...haha

[jollyrodgers]

Picked this up for myself for Father’s Day. Now to figure out if I can ride it. Only ridden a dirt bike a couple of times. This thing is a beast. Have riding classes scheduled next month so I can get the insurance discount & not have to take the license test.

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