The Weed Eater 25 cc gas hedge trimmer features a 22-inch stainless steel cutting blade that gives you a conveniently wide cutting width for reaching across large hedges and the strength to cut through branches up to 3/8-inch in diameter. This hedge trimmer’s all-position carburetor allows you to operate this machine vertically, horizontally, and even
The Weed Eater 25 cc gas hedge trimmer features a 22-inch stainless steel cutting blade that gives you a conveniently wide cutting width for reaching across large hedges and the strength to cut through branches up to 3/8-inch in diameter. This hedge trimmer’s all-position carburetor allows you to operate this machine vertically, horizontally, and even upside down; the comfort-touch, anti-vibration handle reduces vibration and user fatigue.
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Works well, but cheap construction and some design flaws I should have bought a gas hedge trimmer years ago! A great tool. So far no problems with this unit, except for some design problems. The most annoying is the choke lever, which sticks out and always gets pulled into the choke position by the hedges or trees and kills the engine. Also, the construction is almost all plastic, and I’m very apprehensive about longevity. I saw the the Troy-Bilt after buying the Weed Eater, and it looks like a much beefier unit, bigger blade, with a lot of metal…
GOOD BUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AS A LANDSCAPER I OWN 2 OF THESE AND WE USE THEM HARD. IT IS NOT A COMMERCIAL TRIMMER, BUT ITS AS CLOSE AS YOU CAN GET. FOR THE MONEY YOU CANT FIND ANOTHER TRIMMER LIKE THIS ONE. I GOT MY LAST ONE THROUH AMAZON, ON SALE FOR 120 DOLLARS AND SHOULD HAVE PURCHASED MORE OF THEM AT THAT TIME. BY THE WAY THIS IS THE SAME TRIMMER AS THE POULAN 22 INCH, 25CC…FOR ABOUT 30-50 DOLLARS LESS. BOTH ARE MADE AND OWNED BY THE SAME COMPANY.
A Little Heavy With the gas hedger, I didn’t had to deal with electric cord. It’s important to follow the direction when cranking. The hedger does gets heavy after a while, I have a lot of bushes around my house. Earplugs are a must, it gets loud. Had it for 4 months, so far no problems.