Product Comparison: Husqvarna 128LD vs ECHO SRM-225
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- I am completely satisfied with the Husqavarna 128 LD 17 Inch Straight shaft trimmer. It runs great and starts without a hitch!
- My favorite feature is the straight shaft that allows easy rotation (click and turn) of the head for flat cutting or right angle edging.
- Straight shaft design is great for people over 6 feet tall.
- Good power and line feed setup works great. I had no problems feeding line out.
- Power seemed inadequate for the edger, which btw, this model husqvarna isnt capatable with own line of attachments.
- This is the most poorly designed line feeding trimmer I have ever used. The factory line was gone in under an hour, had to return and buy replacement line. Replacement lines jammed and broke off every 5 minutes of so.
- Could probably cut down a tree, but easily goes through bushes and branches of all sorts.
- Haven’t had to change the line yet and I’m on my third tank of fuel. Probably have cut 4-500 yards of fence line already.
- Does fence lines in horse pastures without constantly running out of string. Very pleased.
- One of my favorite tools I own. I always bought the cheapest non-electric weedeater I could find. Most of our trimming needs were limited to up and down the sidewalks, along the fence in the backyard.
- A little on the heavy side. After about 20 minutes you'll want to take a break. However, you'll probably be halfway done with your yard, instead of only 1/10th, so this really isn't a big issue.
- A great, powerful light weight trimmer.
- Light weight, low vibration, and low noise level.
- Weight and balance are good.
- Works real good. Light weight, easy to use.
- Compared to the Stihl I have, this is lighter in weight. has more power, and is considerably much easier to start.
- The weight isn't as light as some I've used.
- It is lighter in weight than an 18yo ryobi trimmer it replaced.
- Nice weighting and balance. It's long to keep you away from some of the spray.
- The weight was balanced nicely and it ran through thick weeds with ease.
- The detachable shaft is a revelation. You get this, and over time add the other attachments, and you can take on just about anything if your clearing your property.
- One great feature is the three-position choke. One for starting, one for warming up, and one for after it's been operating for a few minutes.
- It is very easy starting and has a super easy string reloading mechanism.
- I didn't like the Husq gas cap. It was smaller, cheaper looking, much easier to cross thread.
- Echo has always been my choice. I am completely impressed with the new features. Great tool.
- This trimmer has all the features of the larger one except for the speed feed is smaller 400 opposed to the larger 450.
- Handles easily. Quick easy start. Does fence lines in horse pastures without constantly running out of string. Very pleased.
- The second and most important is the handle. When holding this unit and using it, I tend to almost burn my arm on the engine area, for some reason, they decided to place the muffler/engine right where your arm would be when holding this.
- The protective cover over the string is very small, and as a result you will get hit with rocks and sticks a lot if you don't take care to tilt the trimmer with the right side down to the ground, flinging stuff *away* from you.
- Good powerful trimmer.Starts easy.
- I know 2stroke motors run better after 2 or so tanks of gas so expect it might run a little rough or not have full RPM until the motor is fully broke in.
- With the first tank of fuel I could tell it needed a break in cycle. After that first tank, it runs strong, smooth and quiet for what it is!
- Plenty of power for deep grass, although it bogged down a few times.
- Very powerful and responsive to throttle position.
- Too powerful for mortal beings.
- I was a bit concerned ordering an item like this trimmer. I was amazed on how powerful this string trimmer is.
- Echo SRM-225 21.2 Gas Power Straight Shaft weed eater has plenty of power to tackle cutting in tall grass.
- This is a powerful machine, treat it with respect!
- Does not have enough power in my opinion to drive a brush cutter or larger line diameter