I noticed that too with the Ryobi, gutless wonder, with full string out. It would be fine if I just had the perimeter of the house to trim, definitely not the case, and you don't want to let it get ahead of you, plants become thick stalks, tough, shorten the line to get higher rpm's and it'll fling plant matter shrapnel at you, which does sting, I wear "wacker chaps" safety glasses, but need a face shield at times. As long as I don't let it get ahead of me, the yellow gutless wonder is ok, but I'll be looking for a Stihl or Echo as an upgrade, Echo is definitely a performer, we have a commercial unit SRM 38000 at the farm, its a beast, have to wear a full harness, but that thing will cut whatever you want. My old craftsman, 31cc performed flawlessly for years, it will work circles around the Ryobi, just that needs a clutch, not sure its worth repairing.
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