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Stihl FS400 strimmer
Just be thankful it was not the space shuttle, I recommend Stihl as my
little pup is now up and running trouble free after a little TLC. Chris, "Strimmer"?, "little pup"? The FS400 is classified as a "clearing saw". I mention this because, as you bought it second hand, you may not be aware of its full capabilities. Although you can use it with a strimming head and a brushcutter head, you can also use it with a clearing saw head for the really big stuff (felling small trees). Just to give you an idea of the potential power, I use my FS400 with a brushcutter head almost exclusively. I have a number of fields with a problem with blackthorn etc at the edges. The brushcutter head copes perfectly with blackthorn up to about 1inch in one cut but I have cut blackthorn up to 3 or 4 inches thick with three or four "chops". The engine does not have any problem with this sort of abuse. I am quite sure you will soon learn to love your FS400. Regards Howard Neil |
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