best Attachment capable trimmer?

[herm0016]

Looking at attachment capable trimmers. plan on the hedge trimmer, string trimmer to start, maybe a blower, sweeper, edger in the future.

Which system do you have or recommend?

I have done a bit of research and have come down to echo pas or shindaiwa multi tool? pricing looks to be very similar.

Sthil looks ok, but the attachments are very expensive compared to echo and shindaiwa
I am meh on Husq stuff and tanaka seems to not have much for a multi tool.

Any I am missing?

I have one acre with half of it fenced for our pups. 5' woven no climb horse fence. lots of trees and bushes and corners.

 

[kirkawilson]

If you don't want another small engine to maintain, these 40volt Ryobi Expand-it electric trimmers got good reviews.
4V-X ATTACHMENT CAPABLE STRING TRIMMER | RYOBI Tools

 

[herm0016]

If you don't want another small engine to maintain, these 40volt Ryobi Expand-it electric trimmers got good reviews.
4V-X ATTACHMENT CAPABLE STRING TRIMMER | RYOBI Tools

Will it do 460 feet of fence line in one go?

 

[aczlan]

The Kobalt 80v version (Shop Kobalt 8-volt 16-in Straight Brushless Attachment Compatible Cordless String Trimmer (Battery Included) at Lowes.com ) will, it also takes standard attachments (we use a Ryobi pole saw attachment on ours that I got for $7 at a yard sale).

Aaron Z

 

[TractorNH]

I am very happy with my Husqvarna 128LD trimmer. I bought it because I previously had Ryobi attachments and it seems the Ryobi system is pretty standard and there are a lot of attachment offereings for them. I never liked the old Ryobi power head though. The Husky has been great, always starts right up and runs good.