Bought one a few days ago, bit of a faff sorting out the harness fitting but once that was done it really is an awesome piece of kit and well worth the money.
I've just replaced all the fuel lines as the ones that came with it aren't the best quality, the cutter head seams to stop auto feed when you bump it to extend the cutting wire, but other than that it really is great as it's got lots of power due to the large engine
I haven used the grass cutter head much but it’s always been troublesome auto feeding when I have. Pound for pound I’m still well impressed to this day, I could have spent three times the price on Stihl products to achieve the same tasks. Thanks for sharing you thoughts.
Had one sold it on. Just found it to heavy ... on the battery strimmer now best buy by far... still have a petrol brush cutter mybe comes out a few times a year..
Too heavy? Ok... I used one 40 hours a week. This was my daily job. Carried it around along with an extra 5 liter tank. Did this for 4 years. Me: non muscular, 160 pounds.
I found the blades that came with it didn't do it justice. I got a Oregon Universal Mulching 3 Tooth Tapered Brush Cutter Blade from Amazon and now it's very effective. I still have problems starting it sometimes, though.
Helpful video. How easy or difficult is it to find a blade with teeth like the one you have and do you have to customize it to fit or it’s a standard fitting?
Good review, I've had a titan that amazingly has lasted around 6 years with heavy summer use. I'm looking for a new one and am interested in these. Don't see the point in spending hundreds on a commercial type model even though I'm on a smallholding. They do a backpack version too but not available currently, very tempted.
I had to replace the fuel lines and adjusted the air fuel mixture but it’s still going really strong and it’s done some serious work removing brambles up to 6ft high.
@@TheRepairer I have a 42cc coocher which is why I'm asking about the type of oil an petrol to put in it. also for some reason I can't find out what country the coocher is made in
That was an eBay purchase something similar to this one:- www.ebay.co.uk/itm/163864703101?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Ejy9RkPiSUC&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Bought one a few days ago, bit of a faff sorting out the harness fitting but once that was done it really is an awesome piece of kit and well worth the money.
was it an SGS one you bought
Great strimmer, got one 12 months ago.
I've just replaced all the fuel lines as the ones that came with it aren't the best quality, the cutter head seams to stop auto feed when you bump it to extend the cutting wire, but other than that it really is great as it's got lots of power due to the large engine
I haven used the grass cutter head much but it’s always been troublesome auto feeding when I have. Pound for pound I’m still well impressed to this day, I could have spent three times the price on Stihl products to achieve the same tasks. Thanks for sharing you thoughts.
Had one sold it on. Just found it to heavy ... on the battery strimmer now best buy by far... still have a petrol brush cutter mybe comes out a few times a year..
It’s good to know they can withstand commercial use.
Too heavy? Ok... I used one 40 hours a week. This was my daily job. Carried it around along with an extra 5 liter tank. Did this for 4 years. Me: non muscular, 160 pounds.
I found the blades that came with it didn't do it justice. I got a Oregon Universal Mulching 3 Tooth Tapered Brush Cutter Blade from Amazon and now it's very effective.
I still have problems starting it sometimes, though.
I also found the supplied blade wears down very quickly!
Helpful video. How easy or difficult is it to find a blade with teeth like the one you have and do you have to customize it to fit or it’s a standard fitting?
It’s a standard fitting blade no mods required, I purchased this one from eBay.
These are better than Stihl and I can't recommend them enough and there built in Germany
Good review,
I've had a titan that amazingly has lasted around 6 years with heavy summer use.
I'm looking for a new one and am interested in these.
Don't see the point in spending hundreds on a commercial type model even though I'm on a smallholding.
They do a backpack version too but not available currently, very tempted.
I’ve got Zero regrets, just the tiny issues covered in the video that are now sorted.
Hi there thanks for review, I'm looking at purchasing one, and wondering how reliable it's been? Thanks 👍
I had to replace the fuel lines and adjusted the air fuel mixture but it’s still going really strong and it’s done some serious work removing brambles up to 6ft high.
@@TheRepairer That's brilliant thanks, they are currently only £104.48 with 3 year warranty and free delivery, seems a bargain.
Just the job for strimming, a pair of trainers!!
strimmer/brush cutter licence required. you are dangerous ;)
all the best
Thanks for watching, I’ve been dangerous for some years now and I’m still seeking the cure!
what type of petrol an oil do you use in that engine.
Stihl two stroke oil
@@TheRepairer I have a 42cc coocher which is why I'm asking about the type of oil an petrol to put in it.
also for some reason I can't find out what country the coocher is made in
It’s just stock supermarket unleaded fuel with Stihl 2 stroke oil mixed at 50:1
Where did you get that blade from for it please?
That was an eBay purchase something similar to this one:- www.ebay.co.uk/itm/163864703101?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Ejy9RkPiSUC&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Hi, What fuel mix ratio do you recommend?
I just stick to the two stroke oil manufacturer recommendations. Eg Stihl oil is 50:1.
@@TheRepairer Thanks👍😊👍
40:1 mix
my cooheer manual say put a 1:25 oil into it. it also seems to say to put petrol from the station rather than the 50:1 mix
Leave it to the Chinese to use fuel lines that aren’t compatible with fuel.
They were fuel soluble.