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Re: Best Weedeater to Buy
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Posted by JT on July 28, 2007 at 08:54:28 from (70.226.219.147):
In Reply to: Best Weedeater to Buy posted by Tom43 on July 28, 2007 at 06:44:47:
The best trimmer by far is a Redmax. I have sold Echo, Redmax, Stihl, and by far the Redmax is the best trimmer I have ever used. I run a lawn mower shop and we work on a lot of trimmer, we work on a lot of Stihl products, Ryobi, Yardman, Poualn and such. I sell Dolamr and Shindaiwa trimers> I used to sell Redmax, and still use one for my own use at home, you will not regret it if you get a Redmax. Stihl used to be good, but are not half the trimmer they used to be, all the ones we work on are constantly having carb issues.
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