Craftsman Weedwacker Gas Trimmer
I was so mad when I had to replace my weed eater two weeks ago. Maybe it was a blessing in disguise that it died. Since it did, I had to shop around and I found this one.
My old one was an electric one and I was sick of dragging the extension cord around when I used it. This Craftsman one is gas powered. It is a 2 cycle motor so you do have to mix oil with gas and then put it in. Sears sells the oil in a container that is the right amount for 1 gallon of gas. I just got a 1 gallon gas container and I mix it in there before putting it into the weed eater.
The string for this is thick so it does a really good job. The nicest thing is that you don't have to wind it on a spool. You just cut of an 18 inch piece and tread it in the holes. It is so easy! It is more expensive string than the regular kind, but well worth it.
I would recommend this to anyone looking for a new weed eater. The ease of use is worth the price.
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Craftsman Purchased at: Sears Price: $150 Category: Garden & Tools / Weed Eaters Published: October 04, 2007 19:49
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Craftsman usually make great products..Ill probably avoid this!
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