Line Trimmer opinions
 

Help!!!! I'm looking to get a gas line-trimmer with a hedger
attachment. I have a larger sized suburban yard. While I have heard
great things about Echo, Stihl, and some more professional models,
cost is a consideration. I would like to buy the upper end of
quality, but not necessarily contractor specs. And I would like to
stay under $300 for both the line trimmer and hedge attachment, and
with Troy-Built can com in around $250. I can't find any information
about the quality of Troy-built. Or if a 4-stroke is a wise choice.
if anyone has recommendations please give me guidance. Thanks in
advance! Glenn

Line Trimmer opinions
 

Glenn wrote in message
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Help!!!! I'm looking to get a gas line-trimmer with a hedger
attachment. I have a larger sized suburban yard. While I have heard
great things about Echo, Stihl, and some more professional models,
cost is a consideration. I would like to buy the upper end of
quality, but not necessarily contractor specs. And I would like to
stay under $300 for both the line trimmer and hedge attachment, and
with Troy-Built can com in around $250. I can't find any information
about the quality of Troy-built. Or if a 4-stroke is a wise choice.
if anyone has recommendations please give me guidance. Thanks in
advance! Glenn
Go to Sears and look at the Craftsman line. Two stroke is simpler to run
and to work on if needed.

Line Trimmer opinions
 

Glenn wrote in message
om...
Help!!!! I'm looking to get a gas line-trimmer with a hedger
attachment. I have a larger sized suburban yard. While I have heard
great things about Echo, Stihl, and some more professional models,
cost is a consideration. I would like to buy the upper end of
quality, but not necessarily contractor specs. And I would like to
stay under $300 for both the line trimmer and hedge attachment, and
with Troy-Built can com in around $250. I can't find any information
about the quality of Troy-built. Or if a 4-stroke is a wise choice.
if anyone has recommendations please give me guidance. Thanks in
advance! Glenn
Go to Sears and look at the Craftsman line. Two stroke is simpler to run
and to work on if needed.