For $10 difference, I'm having a hard time to decide which one I should stay with 111R or take it back for 131R. Some say for my needs, 111R is better because it's balanced between high weeds & well maintained lawn.
Question about trimmers, modern battery powered trimmers can be quite light and balanced, but why are there none for single handed operation like how you would use a metal detector?
I use one for work, it’s loud as hell and it has so much power it will bounce of the limiter in two foot grass the best weed eater and mine is very hard the pull unless you do it forcefully and fast 10/10
Depending on the power head it is connected to, a brushcutter attachment on a KM111 or a KM131 is great. A Kombi is equivalent to its FS counterpart. The attachment runs $99.99 power heads that adequately run a blade are $300-400
Or you could buy a Husqvarna 535LST that has more HP, weighs even less, and costs less. My family has used all models of Stihl trimmers for years. But, they can't compete with the new Husqvarna commercial trimmers. Look up the specs, power to weight ratio, and try one. 525LS, 525LST, 535LS, or 535LST.
Some people don’t like how Husky heads cut vs how Stihl heads cut. Because theirs a big difference between how the two trim. Besides that their is basically almost no difference between the two brands. But for the long run Stihl always .
@@masterfu2607 I wanted a husky 535ls and the only dealer near me is a 2hr drive away from me. Even then that guy wanted to sell me the 535lk that he had in the store and refused to order a 535ls. Next closest dealer is 6hrs away from me. I ended up buying a fs131r because the fs240r was north of $750 with tax and the oils for the extra warranty.
For $10 difference, I'm having a hard time to decide which one I should stay with 111R or take it back for 131R.
Some say for my needs, 111R is better because it's balanced between high weeds & well maintained lawn.
Question about trimmers, modern battery powered trimmers can be quite light and balanced, but why are there none for single handed operation like how you would use a metal detector?
I use one for work, it’s loud as hell and it has so much power it will bounce of the limiter in two foot grass the best weed eater and mine is very hard the pull unless you do it forcefully and fast 10/10
This machine should start within 2-3 pulls. Is yours due for a valve adjustment?
Great video, great tool! I have one and love it.
You should do one about the fact 91 r
IS stihl combi brush cutter good? N What is the price of it
Depending on the power head it is connected to, a brushcutter attachment on a KM111 or a KM131 is great.
A Kombi is equivalent to its FS counterpart.
The attachment runs $99.99 power heads that adequately run a blade are $300-400
Nicely Done ~ Thank You
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Or you could buy a Husqvarna 535LST that has more HP, weighs even less, and costs less. My family has used all models of Stihl trimmers for years. But, they can't compete with the new Husqvarna commercial trimmers. Look up the specs, power to weight ratio, and try one. 525LS, 525LST, 535LS, or 535LST.
Some people don’t like how Husky heads cut vs how Stihl heads cut. Because theirs a big difference between how the two trim. Besides that their is basically almost no difference between the two brands. But for the long run Stihl always .
@@masterfu2607 I wanted a husky 535ls and the only dealer near me is a 2hr drive away from me. Even then that guy wanted to sell me the 535lk that he had in the store and refused to order a 535ls. Next closest dealer is 6hrs away from me. I ended up buying a fs131r because the fs240r was north of $750 with tax and the oils for the extra warranty.
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The husky weighs more according to the spec sheets. 4.4kg for the 131r vs 5.8kg for the 535. Same power though