STANLEY STR-750A Petrol Grass Trimmer, Black, Yellow

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You will like the fact that STR-4IN1A comes with an adjustable D-handle that makes your gardening tasks easy and convenient. Moreover, it’s ergonomic and soft-grip offers comfortable operation and keeps your wrists strain-free. If you need a high-quality multi-functional garden tool that can perform efficiently and be at your service for many more years to come, then the STR-4IN1A might be a solid investment. In these instances, having a narrower cutting width can be useful. This is another reason why it’s useful to have a choice of cutting heads. Due to a reliable 25.4 cc 2-stroke engine, this multi-purpose tool is easy to start. Its auto choke function makes the start-up fast and hassle-free. Moreover, the machine comes with a soft and vibration-resistant grip for added comfort during prolonged usage. You will like the fact that this unit has an advanced quality strimmer head that takes care of weeds and unwanted growths without any second thought. The chainsaw pruner comes with a knob, which is very helpful while assembly. Then, the hedge trimmer is also adjustable using only one hand. You can change its cutting angles anywhere between 90 to 270 degree. For neatening up lawn edges, as well as cutting through tougher shrubbery like brambles, the Ryobi 2 in 1 Petrol Grass Brush Cutter is a solid choice: powerful yet lightweight.

The materials used in this petrol strimmer’s construction aren’t up to what you’d find on a Stihl strimmer, but they are still good quality and a fraction of the price. The frame is a rust-proof alloy and heavy-duty plastic; it looks and feels robust and hard-wearing. The not so great things that you have to put up with when using a petrol strimmer are extra maintenance and running costs. You will need to make sure you have a can of petrol on hand and you will also need oil to keep the motor lubricated and to change spark plugs and such from time to time.At 4.6kg, the Webb WELT26 is one of the lightest strimmers on the market, so much so that many users found the support strap unnecessary.

Despite having a 25 cc engine, at only 3.9kg it’s the best lightweight petrol strimmer on our list. For those who are worried about managing heavier weights, but still want something with plenty of power, it’s a great option. The nylon cutting wire works well and has a tap and go line feed head to keep your grass trimming session as uninterrupted as possible. Again, this functions as it should and without issue, and renewing the strimmer line won’t have you tearing your hair out in frustration. An automatic line feed pushes out the line as cutting wears it away. A bump feed mechanism pushes out the line when you tap the thread head on the ground. To sum it up, you need a lawnmower for doing the brunt of the heavy work and a strimmer for tidying and polishing the final look of your lawn.Another advantage is that they are more mobile because petrol strimmers don’t need a power lead, so you have more range and freedom of movement. There are cordless electric strimmers but they rely on batteries that need to be charged when they run out and don’t last as long a tank of petrol. Considering that petrol strimmers can be very powerful machines, it’s worth doing a bit of research before getting one, to make sure it’s the best petrol strimmer for you, your garden, and your lifestyle. Not a heavyweight winner, provides all the required tools, has a powerful engine and is available at a budget-friendly price tag. Looks like Chester has added all the qualities that a multi-purpose garden tool deserves to enjoy your garden shed. Putting the right fuel in your tools is very important. Many use plain old unleaded from the petrol station, but others require two-stroke. This is a mixture of unleaded and oil at a 50:1 ratio (getting to know your tools is important here, as some prefer a richer mix for better performance) and you can buy small bottles of two-stroke oil online or from your local garden centre. How do I get a petrol strimmer started? But was it the right decision? Read my review to see my thoughts on this cordless strimmer. Stanley Fatmax V20 Cordless Strimmer Strimming

The line head has a 43 cm cutting path so it doesn’t take long to cover larger areas either; if you have parts of the garden where the mower can’t go, this strimmer should be able to get in and help keep things looking tidy – especially useful around fountains, benches and playgrounds. There is also the fact that petrol strimmers are heavier than electric strimmers, and they can be noisy and vibrate, especially the cheaper models and this can put some people off. Better models usually some vibration-reducing features but they can’t get rid of the shakes completely. Just try cutting a medium-sized lawn of long grass with a strummer and you’ll soon realise you’re fighting a losing battle. Likewise, try trimming off perfect edges or along pathways with your lawnmower, not an easy task to say the least. You have a finite period of time that you can run the grass trimmer for before the battery runs out. Tougher tasks may make the battery drain faster, and recharging can take the best part of an hour which can be interruptive. As a result, they’re not the most appropriate for longer jobs.If you need the force of a petrol machine, but aren’t sure if you can handle the weight of one, the McCulloch Trimmac Trimmer finds a good balance between power and manageability. If there’s a hedge involved, you’re going to need a strimmer with a hedge trimmer attachment. If you try to use a strimmer on its own, chances are your hedge is going to look like you bought it from the agricultural equivalent of a thrift shop (see the FAQ below). There is a second option: good, old-fashioned hedge clippers. If you want a perfect finish with clean cuts all the way around, hedge clippers are the way to go. Included instructions with the product are very easy to follow, even for the beginners. If you don’t know much about garden maintenance tools, then you might consider the Chester 5-in-1 because it’s very easy to configure and operate. Heavier machines are easier to control if they have a shoulder strap – I thoroughly recommend using one to get the most out of your strimmer. Some of the heaviest models also have bicycle-style handlebars to help with distributing the weight.