Ok....I'm aware of the advantages for each below. One thing I have not been able to find any feedback or forums on is a simple question of which cuts better. I recently bought a Troy-Built 2 stroke and after it warms up (which does take a few minutes) it does is great job. I have the add on tools attachment and use an edger, blower and tiller (sometimes) attachment for lawn care around the house. I have noticed the throttle control on the 2 stroke is difficult to control, even after a few minutes of warm up and getting full power.
Advantages
- 2 Stroke:
- Higher revving
- No cam or vales to worry about
- Lighter
- No need to change oil
- 4 Stroke:
- More quiet
- More torque
- No mixing of fuel
- Less pollution
Here are my specific questions:
1. Would the lower revving / higher torque 4 stroke cut better for all attachments?
2. Does the 4 stroke have the same warm up and challenge of throttle control as the 2 stroke?
Thanks in advance....Lance
