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Sorry but that's all Milwaukee has to offer.

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Not on purpose, I have owed Echos for a long time. I still use it, just not for long grass.

@@JaLynHarris-f6b it certainly does, however, from idle when you pull the throttle on both, the Redmax reminds me of when I was a kid and we would turn our air cleaner cover over on our two barrel carburetor on our cheap cars to make it sound like a four barrel.

@@smitastic7030 do you mean the Powerclear instead of the Snowmaster?

9010 is the best man, oh how I regret selling mine 😢

I got the Redmax 15% off. I had a PB8010, blew up. The PB9010 came out so soon, I knew there was an issue. Still a good blower but quirky. The Redmax has better ergos, and is just more effective and efficient in my opinion. You need to buy and use what is best for you. I like them all, for different reasons. The Echo and the Redmax are by far the best for leaf cleanups, I'm happy with both. I just like the Redmax a little better.

@@Lakecenterlawncare one major plus the Redmax has over the Echo definately is comfort 100%. The 9010 is a rugged mans blower who only need a machine get the job done quickly and not give a shit about comfort. That's why I love everything about the 9010.

Like he said milwaukee only has a m12 option for this tool.

Different brands, same specs. If it's a deal to you, I'll redo it with the same cutting discs. Lemme know.

I use this tool every day. Just trying to help others make a good decision if they need a tool like this. Sorry you didn't get it. Thanks for watching.

Not at all pointless he's simply comparing the options that both brands have

😂. Everyone needs toys.

It's good for mechanics im newer in the trade but I've seen em used a handful of times

I disagree. This tool is way more convenient, quick and compact compared to a grinder. Better for more precise cuts in my opinion.

It’s voltage designed to handle different loads that’s the difference. This is not a fair comparison because they are different weight classes 12v vs 20v

As I stated, the M12 is the only option for Milwaukee. I have all Milwaukee tools except for the new DEWALT cutoff tool. When Milwaukee builds an M18 cutoff tool, the DEWALT will be gone. Just showing the difference for anyone looking for to buy the best cutoff tool. Thanks for watching!

M12 is all Milwaukee has for this and there about same price point Milwaukee a bit more though

​@@memphistennessee264bro those disks are the exact same width

I don't understand why so many people like to point out that tools have different motor drive systems it's very dumb because of fucking corse thay have different drive systems. Like you do realize that the drive system can be good or bad to right? Having the right drive speed with the right motor is crucial.

Thanks for the sub! The side start on the Stihl is nice once it's warm. A little harder to start cold. I use it in the summer for grass clippings for the side start, which is great if a customer comes out to talk to you, plus it's quieter. Thanks again!

The side start is lagit! love mine

@@Lakecenterlawncare Yesterday I went out and I went with the BR800C-E. Used it yesterday and I am very happy with it. The side start is worth every penny and it's got tons of power for leaves. Very happy with it and you can't beat the deal support for Stihl. Thanks again for the video!

The side start is overrated. I’ve had both versions of the BR800 for 6 years and as the machine ages the side start becomes problematic and you quite often end up taking the thing off your back to start anyway. I’m hoping to pickup the ebz9000 soon, looks like it will improve my snow clearing. Where I live we put more hours on a backpack blower blowing snow than the whole rest of the year.

@@TOMuirhead Sounds like you need a valve adjustment. On Stihl 4mix products they will become hard to pull start when the valves need an adjustment.

Just what the brands offer

This is bullshit

It’s the 1.5 amp hour battery for this tool you need at least a 4.0 or ideally a 5.0 high output. This wasn’t a fair test no one should be using the 1.5s anyway way to weak.

It literally says fuel right on it. And you put milwaukees smallest battery on it. I own the dewalt but this comparison is laughable.

High speed Fuel 2567-20 and regular brushed 2457-20

SRM-2620

I did.

They essentially brushed it off and said be careful. I sold it to my neighbor after the mods I did so and m confident he won’t have the same problem. I bought an Eastonmade 12-22. What an impressive improvement.

Curious what makes the eastonmade so much better. I can see the cradle being an improvement… easy enough to change.

@@diywithjonandpebbles I don’t know where to start. The log lift and cradle are made with better materials, better design so you would never have the issue I had, way faster and stronger. The Ruggedmade is an upper end residential splitter, build in China. The Eastonmade is a commercial professional splitter built in Canada. I can’t even begin to tell you the incredible differences between these two machines. The Ruggedmade was a great machine for me, however, it had a shortfalls. It is certainly not a 37 ton machine. The Eastonmade has a lower rated tonnage machine that will push through far more difficult wood without a problem than the Ruggedmade could ever dream of. There is a significant difference, but you pay for it.

I definitely prefer the high speed. I actually sold the other one.

@@Lakecenterlawncare Thank you. I appreciate your reply. It's coming in today

@@steveb611the older one has like 40%. More torque though?

I have doors on both ends that were open. Thanks for watching.