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Dale in WV

05-14-2005 17:48:45




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My wife pulled her back and had indicated that she may not be willing to risk pulling on the weedeater this year -- meaning, say me, that either a) someone will have to start it for her or b) someone else will be doing the trimming. Looking around I only see me and her, so I went to Lowes and got the 18v cordless. Tried it out yesterday for the first time. Its functional. No where near the power of a gas model, but then again, I didn't get it to chop up berry vines. I got a DR trimmer and an Echo that'll handle the heavy stuff. For light work where the riding mowers won't go and .065 string does the job, I think the cordless will work out fine. Push button start, automatic line feed, no oil/gas and no pulling. I hated the corded trimmers. The operative phrase is Mama Happy. Me Happy too.

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