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Tired of bumping my string trimmer
On Fri, 14 May 2004 10:40:07 GMT, "Bob"
wrote: | | "Shooter Dude" wrote in message | I have a Homelite string trimmer I bought at Home Depot. | First of all - next time you by a trimmer, stay away from the cheapos like | Homelite, Weed Eater, etc. Don't buy one with a curved shaft. | | Reason: On the cheapos, the engine is a piece of junk. Actually the crank | shaft has a bearing on only one end. The engines rarely last even the | 200 hours for which they are rated. [snip] Although I generally agree with you about cheap tools, my Homelite trimmer is nearly 20 years old. Other than an occasional change of spark plug, I have had no problems with it whatsoever. Today I started it for the first time this season and it started on the second pull, as usual. But the string does break frequently. I also had a small Homelite chainsaw that lasted more than 20 years, although I did not use it frequently. |
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