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Re: Best Weedeater to Buy
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Posted by Hobo,NC on July 28, 2007 at 14:29:33 from (71.29.34.207):
In Reply to: Best Weedeater to Buy posted by Tom43 on July 28, 2007 at 06:44:47:
Round up, a sprayer and a cheap Ryobi. Never had a pars problem with the Ryobi they must b generic cuzz I have picked up 10 Ryobi's and a few other brands all seam to inter change on most of the ware parts. All came from the dump all free. I have never brought but one new'n the rest came from folks that throw them away, thanks keep'em coming. A 2 cycle engine is as simple as it gits, I have built good trimmers out of used parts, no new parts used. If folks want to pay 2 or 300 for'em have at it, they are no better than a cheap'n.
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