Weed Whip

[Willl]

propane powered weed whackers at Lowe's.

A what ?

I tried to find what you might be talking about at lowes.com and came up blank.

Help me out.

 

[J_J]

A what ?

I tried to find what you might be talking about at lowes.com and came up blank.

Help me out.

You should know by now that I don't bullsh** a whole lot.

http://www.golehr.com/

Propane powered trimmer lawn equipment. | Start A Lawn Care Business

 

[DougM]

Thank You all for ur replys.
Four the last few years I have been buying Weed eater (brand name ) they wieght about 12 lbs and are the lightest i can find to buy But they last about 2 yrs then it is time for a new one and the second year they are very hard to start and there is never a third yr.
I was hoping some one here had tryied the battery one o well thanks agn

 

[Willl]

You should know by now that I don't bullsh** a whole lot.

And somebody said you was ?

Maybe you meant Homedepot, they carry Lehr.
LEHR 25 CC 4-Stroke Straight-Shaft Propane Powered Eco Trimmer - ST025SS at The Home Depot

 

[2manyrocks]

Other than meeting Kalifornia's emission requirements, why would you buy a propane powered weed cutter?

 

[J_J]

Other than meeting Kalifornia's emission requirements, why would you buy a propane powered weed cutter?

How about clean burning, no mixing gas/oil, Probably has a fixed jet. No alcohol fuel problems. I don't think you have to prime. Eco friendly they say.

 

[J_J]

And somebody said you was ?

Maybe you meant Homedepot, they carry Lehr.
LEHR 25 CC 4-Stroke Straight-Shaft Propane Powered Eco Trimmer - ST025SS at The Home Depot

You are right. It is the HD store. The older I get, that CRS thing and JDR thing sneaks up on me. .

 

[BruceWard]

I bought the smallest Stihl gas wead eater. I think it was around $150 or $170. It is light weight (7 pounds I think) and starts easily. I have run it for hours at a time using many tanks of gas without problem.

 

[studor]

Doug -- the lightest weedeater is probably the featherlight Weed Eater but it lasts less time than a bottle of Jack at a Frat party.
I too would vouch for the Stihl -- fairly light and can be repaired -- costs a bit more though