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Old 04-30-2008, 11:49 PM
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buy shindaiwa online?

is there anywhere you can buy Shindaiwa products online. There is only one local dealer in indianapolis and the guy there is a reall SOB and i will not give him any of my money let alone to spend that kinda cash with him
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Old 05-01-2008, 12:44 AM
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is there anywhere you can buy Shindaiwa products online. There is only one local dealer in indianapolis and the guy there is a reall SOB and i will not give him any of my money let alone to spend that kinda cash with him
http://www.alamia.com/index.asp?PG=50&ID=29

http://norwalkpower.com/index.asp?Pa...TS&Category=77
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Old 05-01-2008, 02:24 AM
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Any shindaiwa dealer who sells online is violating their dealer agreement. I understand your dealer is a jerk, but in that case I would recommend buying a different brand if your dealer is not up to par and finding a product with good dealer support in your area. Not knocking the Shindaiwa product, but if the dealer support sucks find someone who has decent support rather than buying online.
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Old 05-01-2008, 05:41 AM
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Alamia doesn't sell Shindy online. They only have the name on their website in various catagories.

Norwalk Power requests that you call them for info. They'll probably tell you that they can't sell the equipment.
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All i know is that im sick of spending almost $200 for a trimmer that dies all the time and does not have the power to cut even small amounts of grass. this time i want to spend about the $370 range and get one that will work. thats why i was looking at the shindaiwa t2510. if there is actually one at homedepo or whatever that really works let me know.
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Old 05-01-2008, 10:59 AM
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I bought one of these about a month ago: KAWASAKI WEEDEATER KTR27A
ALWAYS starts on first pull and does a great job.
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Old 05-01-2008, 12:10 PM
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All i know is that im sick of spending almost $200 for a trimmer that dies all the time and does not have the power to cut even small amounts of grass. this time i want to spend about the $370 range and get one that will work. thats why i was looking at the shindaiwa t2510. if there is actually one at homedepo or whatever that really works let me know.
You want a T260 / T261 then, not t T2510
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Old 05-01-2008, 12:36 PM
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The T2510 isn't that bad, in fact I prefer it to the T261 as they both have similar amounts of power. The T2510 is much quieter/smoother at the expense of some weight. Due to less emission control, the T260 I hear is more powerful than the T261 though, but it's unavailable in my state.
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All i know is that im sick of spending almost $200 for a trimmer that dies all the time and does not have the power to cut even small amounts of grass. this time i want to spend about the $370 range and get one that will work. thats why i was looking at the shindaiwa t2510. if there is actually one at homedepo or whatever that really works let me know.
There are plenty of good ones below $300. Redmax BCZ2401, Echo SRM260, Shindaiwa T242, Husqvarna 326Lx. You don't need to jump from $200 to $370!!
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