I read somewhere that a string trimmer is the one tool most likely to cause a heart attack. That said my health is bad so I hire someone to do the trimmin and the one they use is the best. I have 2 of the stihl brand a model 80 and a model 45 but they don't have enough time on them to say if they good or bad. I have flat worn out several homelite and ryobi brand and I like them. If you can pick up either of these at the big lots type deals you can't do any better. My son-in-law is presently workin one of my hand-me-down to him homelites pretty hard. When the homelite(6 year old) bites the dust he can have a go at the stihls. I personally consider the trimmers as non reparable tools but the high cost ones almost force you to attempt repair.
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