Toro Trimmer Walk Behind String Mower Full Review, Unboxing, Tips & Tricks
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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Welcome all, make sure you like, share and subscribe. Full review here on the Toro Trimmer Mower. I unbox it, go through set up and talk about some tips and tricks before wrapping it up. One thing I forgot to talk about much in the video was maneuverability. It has no power assist to the rear wheels but the big wheels make it relatively easy to maneuver around. I will do another video on it next year as a follow up in spring or summer along with some RUclips Shorts. Check out my channel's playlists for tons more videos and reviews.
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Good thing a did not go for a hand held brush cutter.
They have their place. Every tool has it's limitations which is why I have ended up with a wide selection of tools.
@@wanneroo7106 That goes without saying so long as the storage is limitless. Some tools are so limited that they end up gathering dust and occupies space for years.
My trimmer line, new or old, lasts much much longer and sharper when soak overnite before re-spooling. Amazing difference. Hygrophorus material rejuvinates easily with water.
Not Convence... I will continue with my trimer and lawnmower 😎
As part of the asymmetric warfare battle plan on weeds, I find it very convenient. It's perfect for trimming along rock walls, fences, around buildings and other stuff. I still have hand held trimmers for un even terrain and other stuff, but this works great for that other stuff. And I don't get covered in grass either. To each his own, everyone has a different situation.
Niiiiice video. Thanks. Question: how does it handle a straight line trim next to a fence.... Just grad. I want to use it in place of a normal weedeater as i have 6 acres of straight line GRASS Weedeating.
If the weather will cooperate here, I will try to do an update video. I have a few things to cover/go over and I can put some footage in of me trimming along a fence and rock wall.
Mine came in the mail today. Sending it back. Thing is weak as water. Boggs down in light grass.
Yes it shouldn’t be doing that. I had that issue earlier this year and took it to the local Toro dealer and turned out some cable got out of adjustment. Once he fixed that I was back in business. I’ll be covering that in my update video. Mines working great just did a big trim job around a bunch of rock walls
@@wanneroo7106 after some tinkering with the throttle cable and tensioner by the belt I was able to get it to run a lot better
Yes, I researched it further. I have been mega busy this year and just took it to the dealer without looking into it, but looks like it's in the owners manual and is user serviceable, so I'll be including this in the video coming up.
I love mine, but it just stopped working. It doesn't turn the string around anymore. Suggestions?
Check you don't have any grass jammed up in the spool and look underneath to check the belt is on. Mine slowed down this year and I took it to the local Toro dealer and they fixed it up, something wrong with a cable out of adjustment. If you are unsure, I would take it to your local small engine repair or Toro Dealer.
Yes. Please update with more tips and tricks.
I ended up getting the earthquake only because it was available locally. I needed to start now and not wait another week to 10 days.
I will also try some of your strings which I'll order tonight.
Thanks again for your vids.
Excelllent review.
Thank you, I have a follow up video with some more tips and tricks, edited and ready to go, I just need to upload it.
that walk behind string trimmer is a beast in tall and heavy weeds using the 155 string. Add stabilizer additive to ethanol gas
I just use non ethanol gas in all my small engines, works a treat. There is a search engine online for non ethanol gas available in your area. There are only 2 shops in my local county where it can be found. I'm still experimenting with different types of string to find what works best.
I like the fact that it not only takes down the tall stuff, but if you run it over that material once it is down, it pulverizes it. We have an acre, with three outbuildings, a large fenced area, and 16 raised bed boxes, so this would be better than a push lawn mower for us!
Plus, we are both 70, and with the large wheels and its ergonomics this is better than a weed whacker for us!
Thank you for your demo! Very helpful!
Thanks for taking the time to review the mower/trimmer.
Also, thanks for your comments on the different lines you used.
Question: Why did you pick the toro over the other brands? I'm looking and hard to get a read on the reviews. They all say theirs is great.
I'm about to order one very soon and appreciate your review and tips.
Thanks.
I am backed up on videos but am working on a 2024 update video for the Trimmer Mower and what I have learned and experienced with it since I dropped the original video and some tweaks I made. Why did I get it? I've had a great experience with a regular Toro lawn mower. Probably the best mower I have owned or used for a long time. Cost was factor, along with size and weight. 70 pounds I can lift and transport around the farm. I have a big DR Brush Mower and it's so big, it almost requires it's own logistics operation to support it and as a result I rarely use it, unfortunately. The Toro, it does have some limitations though, it's not a brush hog and a few other things. I just used mine tonight to clean up along a rock wall, which it excels at.
You sound like Ron Desantis LOL. Thanks for the review.
That's funny, maybe so, first time I have heard anyone say that.
I have an older Craftsman with the same design for the spinning reel. Grass gets caught up inside and i have to use needle nose pliers to clean it out. I was hoping this didnt have that same issue but i guess it does. Now i have to spend twice the money on a DR Power Pro.
Yes, well that is the dilemma, not only is the DR twice the cost but it is also heavier. This is just about the weight and size I can lift and put in the back of the RTV and take it around the property. I have a DR brush hog and it's so damn big I have to walk it everywhere and walking it over a mile over a mountain is no fun and a job in itself. I have grass that seemingly can grow up to 4ft high, so I think the best option is to try to keep it cut back to reduce any of those issues. I'm also experimenting with some new serrated twine here soon.
Not sure if you’ve tried it yet but how did the .130 stuff work? Also, for the stuff I’ve done with a echo 2620t with .155 ugly line, it lasted a while. Might b worth a try once u diminish the line u have.
Winter closed in so I had to call it a day before I tried to use the .130 line. I suspect on some of the thicker stuff it probably would not last as long. My problem is I live rural with a constant encroachment of all sorts of vegetation so I have yet to find one single shot method to take it all down efficiently, which is why I have multiple tools to tackle it.
Also I can revisit it in the spring with another video and try some different line out.
Great video
Much appreciated, glad it was useful. I’ll try to do a video or two with it this spring testing out some new line.