Straight or Split

[J Berry]

Looking to get some equipment over the winter
I'm just starting out this spring and was wondering
if any of you use the split boom trimmers and attachments
or are straight shafts the way to go

Thanks for any info
Jim
Grass Tender's Lawn Service

[stick9]

Shindaiwa T-270 straight shaft WITHOUT the debris guard .. Green Machine handle (not the new funky ones) and larger Green Machine style head (not the little dinky one) ... THAT'S the way to go.


StiCK-NinE

[geogunn]

STik's right...go straight shaft, young man.

check out those spiffy new homelite straight shafts and you wont be sorry.

dive bombing begin now!:)

GEO

[HOMER]

HOMELITE????????

DID SOMEBODY CALL ME?

HOM(LITE)ER

[Jusmowin]

check out the Echo & Stihl split booms they are great 2nd trimmers, Ive demoed both and like the idea of all the different things one peice of equipment can do.

[powerreel]

SNEAK UP TO THE FRONT WITH ONE OF THESE......


http://sthil.com/produkte/trimmer/starke.htm



http://alamia.com/products/SHI-EB480.html


http://alamia.com/products/ECH-SHC2400.html

http://alamia.com/products/BIL-TKD511SP.html


http://alamia.com/products/TOR-22043.html

Don't forget your CONSCRIPTS: http://www.bennington.edu/users/students/bdeming/webliography.html





With these You'll kick butt in Res.

[Edited by powerreel on 12-13-2000 at 12:12 AM]

[bob]

I use Shindaiwa straight shaft trimmers. I also have a Stihl FS-85 trimmer with a power scythe attachment and a hedge trimmer attachment(real handy).

[curlawngreen]

Please use search at top of page.

[powerreel]

if everyone used the search there would be no new posts, LS has said enough to fill many books and rarely is anything new said, other than GUIDO with a metal chair,everyone needs to start somewhere!