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I picked up a Stihl FS56, last year, just for the thistles and mullins. Smaller but Stihl plenty of power. First thing I did was get the largest diameter line I could. The line that came with the trimmer sucked.
I hate yard work, so anything that makes it faster/easier works for me.
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beaver blade, that's all I'm going to say
For when waxing just isn't good enough?Originally Posted by boomerhc9
beaver blade, that's all I'm going to say
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I use one of the Craftsman weed trimmers on wheels. Wore one out I bought in 1999 and bought a new one a couple of years ago. They use .155 line and will clear a city lot in maybe an hour. I use the braided-look line that Sears sells, they last for hours if you don't mow too many rocks.
Get rid of the string and slap a set of gator blades on it.
Would really like a Stihl trimmer but have to wait till the Ryobi I thought would only last a season or two (this is seventh season ) bites the dust.
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Wouldn't a "beaver blade" be used for clearing heavy bush, not "brush"?
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