[ENZOFORZA]

I have a been wondering what types of blowers + trimmers everyone out there uses. I have mostly echo. I have had good luck with reliability etc. with them for the most part (aside from them costing a small fortune) I am one who realizes that you get what you pay for. anyone out there had any luck with other makes?? Thinking about trying out a John Deere trimmer this spring. ---jake

 

[Groundcover Solutions]

We use Shendowa (I think that is how you spell it) limateds, for our trimmers. We use redmax ( i don't know wich kinde just that they are the top of the line/most expnsev. So that is what we use they are both over $500(i think) so they are on the expensive side.

 

[Green Finger]

Stihl blowers, blows away the comp

Echo Weedeaters (2601 and up) really kick butts

 

[John DiMartino]

I use Kawasaki a trimmer,and ltittle wonder wheel blower,I have a Solo backpack blower too.

 

[kutnkru]

Hometown that spelling is Shindaiwa.

We use robin.

Kris

 

[Groundcover Solutions]

Thanks kutnkru, I am not a great speller if you just look at some of my posts. That is way i have a secritary

 

[kutnkru]

Is used on as many of my posts as possible.

I just thought with him inquiring the proper spelling might help.

Cripes I took 5 minutes rummaging thru old brochures til I found something with the name. -- LOL

kris

 

[Fantasy Lawns]

shindaiwa weed wackers & edgers .... they start every time run & forever (the Ehco 3100 for heavy stuff ...super nice )....husqvarna back back is lite with plenty of bal!s & work everytime

 

[bob]

Use the search feature on this forum. There is a lot of info on this topic.

 

[Eric ELM]

There wasn't as many as I thought Bob, only 108 on this search.
http://www.lawnsite.com/search.php?...ctname=yes&action=dosearch&getdaily=&pagenum=

 

[Mark]

Green Finger i have to agree, i have two 2601 echoes, and they do kick. I also looked at those kawasakies John and they also were impressive, i just posted about the makita, they sure felt nice, 30cc weight 11.5-lb. Im just looking around might try the makita this spring.

 

[LJ lawn]

i use Shindawa line trimmers.Red max and Vandermolen backpacks.so far -so good! stay away from the cheap crap and invest your money in good equipment.it will pay off over time and you will thank yourself for buying the best.

 

[Mowman]

I'm using a Sthil BG 75 Blower and a Husqurvna 322L Grass Trimmer. Both are of high quality and would buy those brands again. Blower priced at about $175.00 Trimmer at about $279.00. Both of COMMERCIAL QUALITY.
Good Luck,
Mowman

 

[Cleve]

I also have a Stihl BG75 but only use that to blow around my garage door. A hand held unit wouldn't even come close to moving the leaves on a customers yard. I have a couple of the Redmax backpacks (one is battery start) and one Echo backpack. I use the Echo for a trimmer and also the edger but wish they were more powerful. Might try someone else this season. Trouble is, most anything around here that is really commercial quality starts at way over $300.
Cleve....

[Edited by Cleve on 01-09-2001 at 06:38 PM]

 

[mdb landscaping]

stihl br400 backpack for blowers and echo line trimmers.

 

[Cutter1]

2 back packs, 2 handhelds, 2 hedge trimmers, 1 pole trimmer, 6 weedeaters. All Shindaiwa, I will buy nothing else. Easy to maintain and always start and run perfect.

 

[Robert Burnham]

We have used Shindawia trimmers (T230 & T27)for nine years. The T27's are still going and about indistructable though heavy after a long day. The Shindawia blowers are excellent in my opinion as well, we are still running some old ones and they just won't die.

 

[Cutter1]

I still have a t27 that I use everyday personally. The other 5 are t270's. They are built well, the only thing I replace is clutches. THe weight isn't too bad, after you get use to it.

 

[AB Lawn Care]

All Sthil here!2 trimmers 3 blowers.1 trimmer is about 6 years old now.That's awsome for a trimmer that has been used ALOT,as well as used for brush clearing.No complaints here!

 

[Shack]

Stihl blowers & Huskey Trimmers