It's the heaviest string trimmer I've ever used. If you want light, get a shindaiwa. Now, if we're talking about blowers, get a echo, ours haven't had any issues but stay over the 55cc range as the small the CC lower the reliability.
@@pimpinpenz it’s okay man I did the same with chainsaws and lawnboy mowers. There’s gunna be a day 2 cycles no longer exist and I’ll still be mowing my lawn with ancient history equipment
These things don't last long at all with professional landscaping, they always need a new carburetor. And they dont start most of the time. If you Want a great weed whip, get anything else but an echo or a Husqvarna.
Can't say I agree with that statement on Echo reliability...I have had excellent luck with Echo products...2 used SRM-225 that I used hard and did a carb clean and adjustment on this spring and sold to 2 new owners and they started in the first 2 or three pulls cold and 1 pull warm and ran like new-made $ on both of them and made money with both of them...replaced with a brand new 2620T that starts in 2-3 pulls cold and 1 warm and will take down just about anything including fence posts... Picking up a 266 as a backup later this week...I think proper non-ethanol fuel and proper oil mix and good hard use and Echo products seem very reliable.
Tebibyte not sure what model Husky or Echo you have used but I have totally have to disagree. Husqvarna makes awesome trimmers, the best imo. Echo is solid too but a little on the heavy side.
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So you just really like weed eaters, or........
Love the collection
That’s crap I have two that don’t start now
I heard Echo (like Honda) is getting out of the small engine biz and transitioning to battery.
yup its sad
Bought 2 but returned them both because they wouldn’t start at all. Followed the instructions well but no luck. Going back to my electric trimmer.
It's the heaviest string trimmer I've ever used. If you want light, get a shindaiwa. Now, if we're talking about blowers, get a echo, ours haven't had any issues but stay over the 55cc range as the small the CC lower the reliability.
Why do people keep complaining about weight? I can lug around a 15lb saw for hours and not be phased, let alone a 13lb string trimmer
Shindawai is the same product as echo
Black diamond string is at home depot
I did your steps and it idels for a few seconds then dies
Try Husqvarna commercial line trimmers
A lot money in that room🔥🔥
LOL, Yeah I bought these machines over the years, Idk ive had a trimmer addiction I guess hahaha
@@pimpinpenz you DO have a trimmer addiction lol...I laughed when you said you keep your Stihl in tip top shape...all your trimmers looked A1. 👍
@@pimpinpenz it’s okay man I did the same with chainsaws and lawnboy mowers. There’s gunna be a day 2 cycles no longer exist and I’ll still be mowing my lawn with ancient history equipment
What’s your most powerful trimmer?
Stihl FS91R
These things don't last long at all with professional landscaping, they always need a new carburetor. And they dont start most of the time. If you Want a great weed whip, get anything else but an echo or a Husqvarna.
Can't say I agree with that statement on Echo reliability...I have had excellent luck with Echo products...2 used SRM-225 that I used hard and did a carb clean and adjustment on this spring and sold to 2 new owners and they started in the first 2 or three pulls cold and 1 pull warm and ran like new-made $ on both of them and made money with both of them...replaced with a brand new 2620T that starts in 2-3 pulls cold and 1 warm and will take down just about anything including fence posts... Picking up a 266 as a backup later this week...I think proper non-ethanol fuel and proper oil mix and good hard use and Echo products seem very reliable.
Tebibyte not sure what model Husky or Echo you have used but I have totally have to disagree. Husqvarna makes awesome trimmers, the best imo. Echo is solid too but a little on the heavy side.