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mikefla1
Let's get it!!!
Location: Lakeland Fl
Joined: Jun 20, 2004
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Power Purner help
Original Message Mar 16, 2005 8:14 pm |
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Hey guys, I was at Lowes today just looking around raining here today and tomm. So i figured what better time to mozey around Lowes. I been thinking really hard about buying a power pruner. We have the sthil ones at work they say 4 stroke on them but you still mix the gas. Them don't seem to have the quickness of the regular 2 stroke. I looked at the huskavarna' s today, and I have Echo's products catalog. The price of these things really shock me. I really want one for around the house and for when I'm out doing yards maybe do some simple trimming and make a few extra dollars. Anyone have any of these brands of pruners?? Thanks again ,Mike
Exmark 48inch & Bridges 36inch walkbehind, Scotts 21 inch walk behind mower,Husqvarna trimmer and blower, Echo PE200 edger,Weedeater & Stihl HL45C hedge trimmers,Echo CS440 chain saw and a Stihl HT101 power pruner, and a El Cheapo pressure washer.
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snowshoveler
tides in dirts out surfs up
Location: bridgewater nova scotia...aka the swamp
Joined: Jan 3, 2003
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Re: Power Purner help
Reply #1 Mar 16, 2005 8:32 pm |
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hi Mike... i sell the husky,the redmax,the shindiawa,the maruyama.and have sold the echo and poulan. expierence tells me that the best is by far the maruyama. the shindiawa is the next one in my book.havent sold the stihl but some are quality units. the echo also is a pretty good unit. later chris
craftsman 10/28 snowblower with tracks husky 372xpg chainsaw sachs dolmar bc212 bushsaw mondo trimmer monster tractor with trailer cheep wheelbarro and couple shovels and a partridge in a pear tree
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buttlint
Joined: Oct 14, 2002
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Re: Power Purner help
Reply #2 Mar 16, 2005 8:57 pm |
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Mike, I have a Stihl HT75. You are right....they are pricey for use around the house, but I had a lot of trimming around my house and my cost justified what I would have paid someone too do the job. I have some friends and relatives that have found some uses for it too. I have pro cutter customers that love the things. I havent seen a lot of problems with them......the most common problem I see is people running them over with trucks and bending the shafts. (It just happens ) If you can justify the initial cost...they are well worth having. I dont think I would waste my time or money on the homeowner pruners...they tend too break real easy and usually dont have the range that the pro-product does. HTH
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mikefla1
Let's get it!!!
Location: Lakeland Fl
Joined: Jun 20, 2004
Points: 377
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Re: Power Purner help
Reply #4 Mar 16, 2005 9:15 pm |
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Robmints I don't think so. I have the Huskavarna 123L line trimmer, And just a cheap weedeater hedge trimmer. I don't know of any for the Huskavarna. If that is what you was talking about. Hope it was. I don't know if this sounds dumb or not but I'd kinda like to just get the whole unit that way, I could save wear on my trimmer motor for my yards. Thanks Mike
Exmark 48inch & Bridges 36inch walkbehind, Scotts 21 inch walk behind mower,Husqvarna trimmer and blower, Echo PE200 edger,Weedeater & Stihl HL45C hedge trimmers,Echo CS440 chain saw and a Stihl HT101 power pruner, and a El Cheapo pressure washer.
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