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Ours gets used for rough cutting around the grain bins. Sometimes the grass is a foot high

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A cow... uses no fuel and can clear plenty of weeds out of a field...

a Goat might even be better...

on the Mechanical kind, I've had good luck with an Echo I picked up at Home Depot..
those Japs are good at making real good small little engines...

had zero luck with the Ryobi 4 Stroke I had before this one..
wouldn't recommend a 4 stroke that small...


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Oh never mind, I thought you said weed smoker eater.


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Originally Posted by Jerryv

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You did say weed EATER.


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I was gonna say Nubians.


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My Stihl weedeater is the worst piece of power equipment that ai have ever owned. Never seen a small engine that floods so easily. I have an old Weedeater brand that I paid $40.00 for, many years ago, that runs better.

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Originally Posted by saskfox
Ours gets used for rough cutting around the grain bins. Sometimes the grass is a foot high





Same here but the main use is a few spot in irrigation ditches that the ditcher misses.

It would be way easier to spray with glyphosate but by the time I get to that particular job the grass and weeds are 2-3' tall.


I forget the model but the 'heavy duty' Stihl weed whacker works great.

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Straight shaft Echo.

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Originally Posted by wilkeshunter
My Stihl weedeater is the worst piece of power equipment that ai have ever owned. Never seen a small engine that floods so easily. I have an old Weedeater brand that I paid $40.00 for, many years ago, that runs better.


Sounds like it needs a good carb cleaning

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Straight shaft Echo. Not the Homodepot one. Go to a reputable dealer and get a mid engine size with .095 line.

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Originally Posted by wilkeshunter
My Stihl weedeater is the worst piece of power equipment that I have ever owned. Never seen a small engine that floods so easily.

Check your spark arrestor screen. It’s probably stopped up.

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Echo. I have a 22 year old Echo that is indestructible. I am not kidding, still running on the original spark plug.

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Yep Echo just plain works. Have had several others over the years. Forget battery ones for real work.

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ECHO...echo...echo...


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been told this is great but expensive

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Honda 4 stroke


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Stihl, the answer is always Stihl.


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Stihl is the only ones I own...Get the Kombi tool with all the different heads you can use with it. I have a tree trimmer saw, hedge trimmer, and weed eater head and all for the same unit. It works great. I also have a straight shaft that is 25 years old and still runs like new....I did have to put a carb on it a couple years ago.

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I bought a Millwauki and will never use a gas line trimmer ever again


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Originally Posted by Barney_Fife
Originally Posted by wilkeshunter
My Stihl weedeater is the worst piece of power equipment that I have ever owned. Never seen a small engine that floods so easily.

Check your spark arrestor screen. It’s probably stopped up.



Its actually the horrible disposable carburator on them


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