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Posted by Joseph Meehan on May 7, 2008, 10:56 am
I can't say I love it. I have not even noticed it since I got it. I
guess that is the best kind.
A few years ago I bought a set of B&W battery powered garden tools.
That string trimmer is still going strong and it still has the original
load. It is some sort of auto feed, so I don't need to do anything. From
time to time I notice that is seems to be a little short and just as I am
thinking that I hear it change as new line come out.
> I read the entire thread "Who's in love with their string trimmer?"
> and there was minimal mention of the head itself.
>
> Of the various trimmers we've had over the years, both electric and
> gas, the trimmer head always seems to be the biggest PITA.
>
> The "Bump and Feed" style never semed to work efficiently and were a
> pain to reload. The pre-cut snap-in cords were also a bit of a pain.
> We currently buy the spools and cut our own for the replacement head
> on our gas trimmer, but loading them doesn't seem as easy as it should
> be.
>
> The reason I ask is that my 16 YO daughter is taking over her
> brother's lawn mowing clients and will need to use the trimmer on a
> regular basis. My son always hated fighting with the trimmer head and
> I know my daughter will too.
>
> Since I won't always be around to help her, I'd like to get her a
> trimmer head (preferably Bump and Feed) that actually works.
>
> Any ideas?
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Joseph Meehan
Dia 's Muire duit
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