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Re: Best String Trimmer
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Posted by MarkB_MI on August 24, 2005 at 03:06:06 from (64.31.11.11):
In Reply to: Best String Trimmer posted by trkr on August 23, 2005 at 12:34:57:
I've had very good service out of my Stihl FS85, which is no longer available. Most of the commercial landscapers around here use RedMax. I don't understand the two posts below complaining about string heads. Maybe they don't work on the cheaper models, but my Stihl autofeed head works just fine. And when I get into tough stuff like cattails and brush, I switch to a three-pointed brushcutter blade. The brush blade is good up to about half-inch saplings; anything bigger than that and I use a chain saw.
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