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Husqavarna trimmers

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kenojoe

05-01-2007 15:04:43




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I can get no solid info. on the diff. between models. Need one for trimming under fences. Don't know the diff. between model 125L & 223L. 125L is bigger(28cc &10.6lbs) vs. 223L (24.5cc&9.0lbs) 223L is 60.00 more. Whats the diff. between the two? Anyone have any Husky trimmers if so how do you like them? Tried to get answers from Husky Hq. and several dealers, NOBODY can tell you anything about any diff.. Thanks for any info.

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Butch(OH)

05-01-2007 18:58:28




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 Re: Husqavarna trimmers in reply to kenojoe, 05-01-2007 15:04:43  
Accourding to my 2006 catalog the 125L is a home owner quality trimmer while the 223L is commercial quality. I have run neither Husky model but I prefer pro quality trimmers myself. We put some hours on our trimmers and they pay out for us plus they are usualy lighter and just nice to operate than the homeowner units. If you like nice tools go for the pro model but the other wil due if you use it low hours.

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JoeK(WI)

05-03-2007 16:31:34




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 Re: Husqavarna trimmers in reply to Butch(OH), 05-01-2007 18:58:28  
Yrs back Bolens and Toro had 12V string trimmers that ran off yer lawn tractor,You could just kinda cruise the fence row whackin away.Had a coily cord that would stretch to several feet.
Worked quite well but haven't seen em fer awhile.
Oh and Swishers' got a special fenceline trailer mower thats pretty cool too. Northern tool has em for one place.



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