It makes financial sense to me why pay full price for something you're gonna use often in your own time when you can make a video and its a tax write off
I’d reccomend bathing and then changing socks.. otherwise you are putting clean socks on dirty feet which dirty them and then you are putting them back on after the bath 🤓🤓🤓 lol. Or just not wear socks at all like you mom did in the caveman days.
Yea foreal! I don’t hate Milwaukee tools. Actually I want some lmao. But I refuse. Cause then I’ll end up buying an F250, tinting the windows black, always, aaalllwaaays driving in the passing lane at a speed that people are going to move out of my way or get my bright lights in there rear view hahaha
4:00 “Be careful…if you get one little drop on your finger, you’re gonna find it behind your ear…in your ears…in your eyes…in your nose…it’s gonna get everywhere.” (Immediately proceeds to stick finger into grease.)😂
Doing this with nothing but slides/sandals on is almost crazier than doing the same with a weed eater. A hundred or so trimmer blades at toe level, 1-3 feet away from my feet is a bit sketch if you ask me without actual shoes.
Isn't part of the function of a string trimmer that it flings the cuttings away from the area you're working in? I get pissed when the stuff I'm cutting builds up and doesn't clean away so I can work quickly.
1. You have to move the grass after trimming it. 2. Circle meets square. Corners aren’t able to be cut.. maybe try coming in vertically? All else fails put some weed killer in those spots. 3. It will dull, and you have to buy a new head ($300+) or replacement parts. So it’s not cost effective. So long as you are ok with all that, then it’s a great option.
Tbf his grass is really long so moving it isn’t exactly the biggest thing, and some people are willing to sharpen the blades themselves idk how but if some will do a chain on the chainsaw I’m sure this is no different. it’s not for me but I can see people using this unique tool
you can easily see the blades underneath. they can be sharpened. you could easily send them in if needed. nobody is paying 300 for a new one every time
My last job had these with the same heads and blades from 10 years ago. They're easy to sharpen and or replace as needed. For reference on the amount of weed eating and edging we did it was at the Indianapolis motor speedway and golf course and they were used day in and day out
Tyler decades ago my dad got tired of using so much string on his weed eater, it took a concrete saw blade and attached it to the weed eater. The damn thing was dangerous as hell but cut small bushes and broken branches easily
I know a guy that uses 7 1/4 inch circular saw blades on his. It works wonderfully as long as you arent running it around things that will get damaged. On hillsides, in brush, and cutting around ditch lines, the thing is amazing. I guess it is really a matter of having the right tool for the job. There is no law against having more than 1 tool to work with.
100000% .. I made a comment before I seen this , and as an owner operator who does excavation and yard maintenance I can 1000% tell you the flinging of grass is what makes your lines cleaner and more appealing.. with these you lose your straight line by restarting after flinging the grass your self , makes small little divits in your lines when lining up driveways
Upside if you did that before you mow the lawnmower would take care of the clippings. Where this really shines is where you have sand or gravel you don't want to throw.
Hey Tyler, i think you can turn the head 90 degrees to make it an edger. Purdy much every other brand has that feature on their trimmers, especially the hotswappable ones.
A leaf blower is needed to kick the cuttings into the yard so the mower will mulch them up. If I was still doing lawncare commercially I would definitely consider using one of those especially around vinyl siding that can easily get damaged from a standard weed eater.
Bro has less than 1 mil subs. That made bank like 8 years ago but now he probably makes 20-40k a year off this if even close to that at all tbh. Some creators are getting shafted nowadays and not all of his content is even monatizeable
The biggest advantage I see is that it doesn't shoot hard objects (including the plastic line breaking off which hurts as much as rocks do) at your face all day. Now my face is fully protected with a full face plastic mask (that were popular during COVID) and my ear muffs. Ear muffs protect in two ways. Lower decibels and protect ears from flying objects from the weed whacker. With this I'd only need the ear muffs.
I did lawn and landscaping for 16 years. If you watch the discharge, you can minimize what comes back at you. I recommend wearing real pants and leather boots
I use one of these on my 40v powerhead... there are no cleaner edges then edges made with rotary scissors. Ive been using it for years in a part time lawn care business.
We've only ever bought weed whackers. The most expensive one we ever bought was less than $100 and battery powered. Where we use it is on a fence that's less than 100 feet long. We never mow our lawn, we mulch it along with any leaves that fell on the lawn.
Been watching you for a while. Would love to see a video on who makes the best low budget shop “press” review. After all this is the go too review channel for some honest opinions
I bought one and it's invaluable as my wife has a ton of plants and grasses that need to be dead headed or trimmed down and this things tears through them like nothing else. Even the larger ornamental grass is a breeze to deal with.
Trimmers are designed to push grass out of the way. Also you will notice more spits out a certain way. You can somewhat control where the grass is spitting out by looking at the cord rotation.
I really enjoy your channel. One of my favorite things is to look for you doing potentially devastatingly dangerous things with no safety gear, wearing pajama shorts and bathroom slippers 😂.
That thing looks super efficient especially with the electric trimmer 😮 Could even see professional landscaping companies using this Get the added benefit of not flinging rocks
we just got a brush cutter attachment for $100. blades are cheap on amazon and it doesn't fling everywhere. but you still need a string trimmer to get in those tight spaces, its just unavoidable.
Well you could get one where it has wheels so you don't need to worry about weight or hight. But maybe some better lubrication could help with the noise.
Hi Tyler, thank you for your videos! There is plenty "putty" sealants, some of them claims to be tuffer than metal, waterproof etc. Review of such a products definitely would be really interesting. Thank you and greetings from UK
I like the concept... I've got some super thick stuff that grows in the ditch, and I think that tool would be more effective than string to have a whack at it... Not sure a gas trimmer would be as good of a home for it.
Just weed eating the yard with my slides ( sandals/ open toe shoes) on using my new GINSU TRIMMER but no worries he has on his safety socks so it's safe . It only has one draw back it is louder than an F16 hitting the sound barrier 🤣🤣🤣. But it gets an A+ ... Just giving you a hard time Tyler honestly I watch your channel on a regular and don't miss an episode keep em coming brother can't wait for the next one .👍👍😉
My question is: Is it serviceable? Can you take it apart, lubricate it and sharpen/replace the blades? I'm not the least bit surprised those counter rotating blades make that much noise. I would think a little bit of Grease might do it some good especially in the gearbox
I put same model on the same Milwaukee M18 powerhead and had twice the noise that you had.. turns out the internal plate that has around 10 nuts holding it together was too tight out of the box. Also seems like there was next to no grease inside the unit from factory. Has anyone added grease upon install before using it? After loosening 10 nuts and greasing internals my unit cut about as loudly as your video demo.
Dude, I wish you could test this on baby bamboo shoots. I'm fighting a yard full of bamboo right now, and since bamboo is stringy and fibrous there are a lot of tools that just aren't suited for the job. Sawsalls are great, but hard to use in a prone position.
The thing I like about string as opposed to blades is the string does sling grass out of the way so you can see where you've trimmed. This blade, it almost seems like you have to waste movement to go over it again to make sure you've cut everything.
Based on what I just saw, if you moved it onto grass, you're cutting it. It did not fail in that respect. Except for edges of course. So if you just trusted the device, you wouldn't need to go over any area twice, other than edges.
@@Cthulhu013 That definitely makes sense. I have trust issues, which is a whole other thing. So, I prefer the string to clear away the grass and it also spreads it out a little too so it isn't just laying down where it is. Different strokes for different folks. Lol
This attachment is meant to be used on kept up lawns where you're just removing a little bit of grass. String trimmers are much better for overgrowth like this
My immediate thought when you said it would be inconvenient to mow your entire yard with it was just get a fourwheeler, put a long enough board across the front end of it, and then attach multiple of these to the board.
I have seen these cutting heads and I wondered how well they worked. Will you do a follow-up on this after a few months of using it? Since it's still a good chunk of money to lay out, I would appreciate an update after you use it a bit. Also I doubt you would even hear that thing if you were using a gas-powered trimmer.
It looks pretty cool, but I do like how string trimmers remove the grass from where you are cutting. Don’t get me wrong, I hate getting plastered full of grass too.
I love how earlier this year he stated "I hate doing ANY type of lawn care or yard work" And here he is multiple videos in the past couple months for lawn/yard items lmao
honestly if you already have a hedge trimmer attachment, just use that. it works really well for getting rid of weeds dont waste ur money on a rotery scissor if you have a hedge trimmer
You should do what one our guys at the Greenhouse I work at in Ontario, Canada does, he wears a full cover suit, rubber boots, apron, and head scarf/wrap and eye protection, and a sun hat. Using a weedeater harness, that holds it up while he trims the grass edges and ditches.
If you lubricate it somehow(soak in a tub oil?) it might get quieter. Wipe blades dry before using again. There has to be some gears in it that needs lubrication.
There are two screws on top that you remove to put grease in, should be done before first use and it's recomended to use 00 grade grease, it will run quieter and much more freely.
The biggest issue is it will dull and could/will break at some point. Theres another $300 VS a weed eater you can replace the cord for like $1 per use or whatever a few inches of cord is worth.
now try it along a one acre lot. I may look into one of these, only because with a string trimmer, I not only get covered in grass , but also sticker burr balls then I have to dig them out of my clothes.
Been looking at one of these bit the 400 buck made me question it the getting covered in grass wasn't my issue tho it's the having to restring my weed whip 10 times just to get all the way around the metal fence in my backyard
I have a Husqvarna and a sthil weed eater and they both suck. I have to constantly pull the line out even though they are both automatic line feed. Tried different weed eater lines and set ups.
😅 Do you weed eat without a guard? As someone who used to, I put the guard back on my Stihl FS55R, and it truly cut down on such grass being slung. I understand your frustration tho 😅 Personally, this would never work for me and my clients yards. There’s just not enough versatility in this product for me, and it will never have the results of a good string trimmer, and competent user. The results of this would have my clients pulling their hair out… asking why I scalped their lawn where I trimmed Btw…No, that is not better than a weed eater Tyler. Let me come over and show ya 😅I don’t think we live far from each other. Let’s have a trim off 🤣
Well, this is a good tool to use before you use the mower. If you trim before you mow, it hides it better. It's essentially a hedge trimmer that spins. So yeah, it's noisy.
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this channel morphed into Tyler just reviewing things that he needs to do yard work
I wish he'd go back to putting Barbies in jars of acetone.
Shit nobody else needs or wants😂
That way he gets to write it off as a business expense.
It makes financial sense to me why pay full price for something you're gonna use often in your own time when you can make a video and its a tax write off
11:56 “I saw a video where someone was edging.” TylerTube 2024
On god 🫡
My favourite category.
didnt expect these childish comments here
@@kbtriplesix then go back to bed boomer. And don’t venture to Reddit.. it’s much worse. Lol
When he said edging with that thing I'm like I wouldn't want to be that person.
Looks really cool, but for $300 bucks I guess I can change my socks and take a bath. Thank you for sharing this with us. Never seen one before.
I’d reccomend bathing and then changing socks.. otherwise you are putting clean socks on dirty feet which dirty them and then you are putting them back on after the bath 🤓🤓🤓 lol. Or just not wear socks at all like you mom did in the caveman days.
@@AverageReviewsYT i was thinking more that they would get their socks wet after reading your comment 😆
I saw something similar to this demonstrated in a video where they used it at a golf course to both trim and edge. I can't recall the name, however.
Yea foreal! I don’t hate Milwaukee tools. Actually I want some lmao. But I refuse. Cause then I’ll end up buying an F250, tinting the windows black, always, aaalllwaaays driving in the passing lane at a speed that people are going to move out of my way or get my bright lights in there rear view hahaha
A hedge trimmer attachment works just as well and costs much less.
4:00
“Be careful…if you get one little drop on your finger, you’re gonna find it behind your ear…in your ears…in your eyes…in your nose…it’s gonna get everywhere.”
(Immediately proceeds to stick finger into grease.)😂
He ain’t the brightest
3 times!
Tyler: zero regard for any personal safety
Also Tyler: I don’t like getting grass on myself
@ 0:42 Tyler finally admits that he'd "like to be a normal person". In his dreams he wants to be a real boy, bless him.
I need to start monetizing my chores. This guy is a genius!
Amazing how he makes me watch a man just weedeat for 10mins
5:05 Out of nowhere with that lmao
It killed me honestly
Love how you changed the weather settings for the right camera lighting 👌 9:42
Tyler's always thinking ahead - he's even preserving the mildew on his fence for an imminent power washer comparison video.
catching strays out here hahahahahaha "most obnoxious thing ive heard in awhile besides your mom" HAHAHAHAAH that was hysterical
Yeah ikr man i bursted immediately😅.
I immediately thought my mother. 1. how does he know her? 2. I would agree with him.
Doing this with nothing but slides/sandals on is almost crazier than doing the same with a weed eater. A hundred or so trimmer blades at toe level, 1-3 feet away from my feet is a bit sketch if you ask me without actual shoes.
😂
It just hurts a little bit
Isn't part of the function of a string trimmer that it flings the cuttings away from the area you're working in? I get pissed when the stuff I'm cutting builds up and doesn't clean away so I can work quickly.
Yes but some people don't like that I suppose
This is for maintenance lawns that never get long stuff to trim. Normal string is much better suited for heavier grass
if you use it properly.
this is meant to maintain and be followed up with a rack to clean it up. I clean up after week whacking now so not much difference with this.
@@jamess.931 I was thinking the whole time it'd just be cool if someone else went behind him and cleared up with a rake.
1. You have to move the grass after trimming it.
2. Circle meets square. Corners aren’t able to be cut.. maybe try coming in vertically? All else fails put some weed killer in those spots.
3. It will dull, and you have to buy a new head ($300+) or replacement parts. So it’s not cost effective.
So long as you are ok with all that, then it’s a great option.
Tbf his grass is really long so moving it isn’t exactly the biggest thing, and some people are willing to sharpen the blades themselves idk how but if some will do a chain on the chainsaw I’m sure this is no different.
it’s not for me but I can see people using this unique tool
you can easily see the blades underneath. they can be sharpened. you could easily send them in if needed. nobody is paying 300 for a new one every time
There's plenty of ways to sharpen an edge, you can just take a small whetstone and sharpen it by hand.
My last job had these with the same heads and blades from 10 years ago. They're easy to sharpen and or replace as needed. For reference on the amount of weed eating and edging we did it was at the Indianapolis motor speedway and golf course and they were used day in and day out
My statement is for the people (likely alot of people) who won't sharpen it. You would be surprsied.
That looks amazing but my anxiety with you wearing flip flops was driving me mad 😭😫
Tyler decades ago my dad got tired of using so much string on his weed eater, it took a concrete saw blade and attached it to the weed eater. The damn thing was dangerous as hell but cut small bushes and broken branches easily
Yeah my dad put a regular saw blade on the weed eater.... yeah it works 💪
I know a guy that uses 7 1/4 inch circular saw blades on his. It works wonderfully as long as you arent running it around things that will get damaged.
On hillsides, in brush, and cutting around ditch lines, the thing is amazing.
I guess it is really a matter of having the right tool for the job. There is no law against having more than 1 tool to work with.
Hopefully he wore his safety sandals.
@@Wheelman1966 Steel toed crocs!
@@Wheelman1966 he wore steel toes from his job when he was in the railroad. Old school steel toes not hybrid crap you get now heavy as crap
The flinging and mulching a string trimmer does is part of the appeal. It's a feature, not a bug. This just makes the job harder and slower.
Yeah who wants to manually move the grass out of the way afterwards to insure it’s even cut?
100000% .. I made a comment before I seen this , and as an owner operator who does excavation and yard maintenance I can 1000% tell you the flinging of grass is what makes your lines cleaner and more appealing.. with these you lose your straight line by restarting after flinging the grass your self , makes small little divits in your lines when lining up driveways
This guy's doesn't know how to manicure a lawn
This is the same guy, if something nasty touches him he says Ewweee. I’ve come to the solid conclusion, he’s a twit.
I wonder what a guest would think walking into Tyler's garage, seeing a wall of people's names printed out with spaghetti dried onto them.
A ball roller under it would be awesome.
I don't think I'd be putting my balls under those blades. 😮
What is this, the 70s?
The level of Tyler's diy and handyman skills are pretty awesome tbh❤
Crazy thought... Use it before you mow... Then it sucks up the clippings
Upside if you did that before you mow the lawnmower would take care of the clippings. Where this really shines is where you have sand or gravel you don't want to throw.
Hey Tyler, i think you can turn the head 90 degrees to make it an edger. Purdy much every other brand has that feature on their trimmers, especially the hotswappable ones.
A leaf blower is needed to kick the cuttings into the yard so the mower will mulch them up. If I was still doing lawncare commercially I would definitely consider using one of those especially around vinyl siding that can easily get damaged from a standard weed eater.
Wait what the guy that spends multiple thousands of dollars on a robotic lawn mowers needs to save $100 on attachments?
I bet the mowers where free or low cost for “advertisement “
its the "principle" lol
He said that the mower was sent to him for free
Bro has less than 1 mil subs. That made bank like 8 years ago but now he probably makes 20-40k a year off this if even close to that at all tbh. Some creators are getting shafted nowadays and not all of his content is even monatizeable
@@LeGiT_AuTiSmyou don’t even know how amazingly YT pay now especially for western creators
The biggest advantage I see is that it doesn't shoot hard objects (including the plastic line breaking off which hurts as much as rocks do) at your face all day. Now my face is fully protected with a full face plastic mask (that were popular during COVID) and my ear muffs. Ear muffs protect in two ways. Lower decibels and protect ears from flying objects from the weed whacker. With this I'd only need the ear muffs.
I did lawn and landscaping for 16 years. If you watch the discharge, you can minimize what comes back at you. I recommend wearing real pants and leather boots
I use one of these on my 40v powerhead... there are no cleaner edges then edges made with rotary scissors. Ive been using it for years in a part time lawn care business.
You could try a manual tool for this kind of jobs too like a sickle. It's cheap and since it's just the sides/detailing, it won't take too much time
We've only ever bought weed whackers. The most expensive one we ever bought was less than $100 and battery powered. Where we use it is on a fence that's less than 100 feet long. We never mow our lawn, we mulch it along with any leaves that fell on the lawn.
Been watching you for a while. Would love to see a video on who makes the best low budget shop “press” review. After all this is the go too review channel for some honest opinions
I bought one and it's invaluable as my wife has a ton of plants and grasses that need to be dead headed or trimmed down and this things tears through them like nothing else. Even the larger ornamental grass is a breeze to deal with.
Trimmers are designed to push grass out of the way. Also you will notice more spits out a certain way. You can somewhat control where the grass is spitting out by looking at the cord rotation.
I really enjoy your channel. One of my favorite things is to look for you doing potentially devastatingly dangerous things with no safety gear, wearing pajama shorts and bathroom slippers 😂.
I use my hedge clipper attachment as a trimmer and for tall weeds, should try this out on cutting thick weeds and give us a long term review
Grease get everywhere, got off from the toilet, and the whole bowl was greased up.
What!? 😂 😂😂😂
lol Been watching Tyler do his chores for years 😂
That thing looks super efficient especially with the electric trimmer 😮
Could even see professional landscaping companies using this
Get the added benefit of not flinging rocks
As a home owner in germany i use my twostroke Stihl FS-120 Motorsinn with a harded steel Star or a Weedeater. Bought it used for 200€ and it's great.
we just got a brush cutter attachment for $100. blades are cheap on amazon and it doesn't fling everywhere. but you still need a string trimmer to get in those tight spaces, its just unavoidable.
Really needs some wheel attachment to make the edging easier and more consistent! Trying to freehand that is tough
Well you could get one where it has wheels so you don't need to worry about weight or hight.
But maybe some better lubrication could help with the noise.
Nice piece of equipment. Does a beautiful job.
Hi Tyler, thank you for your videos! There is plenty "putty" sealants, some of them claims to be tuffer than metal, waterproof etc. Review of such a products definitely would be really interesting. Thank you and greetings from UK
Weed eating is a timeless joy. This contraption would drive me insane not knowing if I'd cut a spot or not since it doesn't clear the fallen grass
I like the concept... I've got some super thick stuff that grows in the ditch, and I think that tool would be more effective than string to have a whack at it... Not sure a gas trimmer would be as good of a home for it.
Just weed eating the yard with my slides ( sandals/ open toe shoes) on using my new GINSU TRIMMER but no worries he has on his safety socks so it's safe . It only has one draw back it is louder than an F16 hitting the sound barrier 🤣🤣🤣.
But it gets an A+ ... Just giving you a hard time Tyler honestly I watch your channel on a regular and don't miss an episode keep em coming brother can't wait for the next one .👍👍😉
My question is: Is it serviceable?
Can you take it apart, lubricate it and sharpen/replace the blades?
I'm not the least bit surprised those counter rotating blades make that much noise.
I would think a little bit of Grease might do it some good especially in the gearbox
Love the vid Tyler, huge edging guy over here
That sound is worth it!!! when my neighbours had a big party all night long for dayssss.... weeks...... I would buy it, put even a Horn on it...
I put same model on the same Milwaukee M18 powerhead and had twice the noise that you had.. turns out the internal plate that has around 10 nuts holding it together was too tight out of the box. Also seems like there was next to no grease inside the unit from factory. Has anyone added grease upon install before using it? After loosening 10 nuts and greasing internals my unit cut about as loudly as your video demo.
Dude, I wish you could test this on baby bamboo shoots. I'm fighting a yard full of bamboo right now, and since bamboo is stringy and fibrous there are a lot of tools that just aren't suited for the job. Sawsalls are great, but hard to use in a prone position.
Though its kind of pain getting hit with grass the whips clear the loose grass so you can see what youre doing which I prefer
The thing I like about string as opposed to blades is the string does sling grass out of the way so you can see where you've trimmed. This blade, it almost seems like you have to waste movement to go over it again to make sure you've cut everything.
Based on what I just saw, if you moved it onto grass, you're cutting it. It did not fail in that respect. Except for edges of course. So if you just trusted the device, you wouldn't need to go over any area twice, other than edges.
@@Cthulhu013 That definitely makes sense. I have trust issues, which is a whole other thing. So, I prefer the string to clear away the grass and it also spreads it out a little too so it isn't just laying down where it is. Different strokes for different folks. Lol
This attachment is meant to be used on kept up lawns where you're just removing a little bit of grass. String trimmers are much better for overgrowth like this
Do edges before mowing...like outline before coloring!
My immediate thought when you said it would be inconvenient to mow your entire yard with it was just get a fourwheeler, put a long enough board across the front end of it, and then attach multiple of these to the board.
If you trim before mow, then the grass you chopped will get mulched up or collected (if you bag grass)
I have seen these cutting heads and I wondered how well they worked. Will you do a follow-up on this after a few months of using it? Since it's still a good chunk of money to lay out, I would appreciate an update after you use it a bit. Also I doubt you would even hear that thing if you were using a gas-powered trimmer.
You should try out the weedeater replacement blade options. Way cheaper. They replace the string. Metal and plastic options.
Leave plastic piece on remove metal insert on scissor tool. Make sure you check the grease on the scissor tool before use.
It looks pretty cool, but I do like how string trimmers remove the grass from where you are cutting. Don’t get me wrong, I hate getting plastered full of grass too.
I love how earlier this year he stated "I hate doing ANY type of lawn care or yard work"
And here he is multiple videos in the past couple months for lawn/yard items lmao
You're a natural, keep doing what you do
11:15 the rain water cant flood my yard if its already flooding my neighbors yard instead!
honestly if you already have a hedge trimmer attachment, just use that. it works really well for getting rid of weeds
dont waste ur money on a rotery scissor if you have a hedge trimmer
You should do what one our guys at the Greenhouse I work at in Ontario, Canada does, he wears a full cover suit, rubber boots, apron, and head scarf/wrap and eye protection, and a sun hat. Using a weedeater harness, that holds it up while he trims the grass edges and ditches.
Yea but not really a good idea
@@IANHANDS I know it isn't, but he doesn't get all that grass all over himself. Was just a suggestion to how to avoid what Tyler hates.
Are there any cool residential gadgets for sodding a lawn?
If you lubricate it somehow(soak in a tub oil?) it might get quieter. Wipe blades dry before using again. There has to be some gears in it that needs lubrication.
There are two screws on top that you remove to put grease in, should be done before first use and it's recomended to use 00 grade grease, it will run quieter and much more freely.
If there was a wheel, spacer or something to adjust the height on there as you went along, I think I’d totally get one
Yet another product you've talked me into😂😂😂 I love your stuff man❤
Hello Tyler! Please do a new glue testing or tape! Lots of new products are out since your last! Love ya man! Love from Minnesota
I gotta say, it cuts real nice.
The biggest issue is it will dull and could/will break at some point. Theres another $300 VS a weed eater you can replace the cord for like $1 per use or whatever a few inches of cord is worth.
Supposed you haven’t reviewed the handle extension “back saver” supposedly just ordered one wonder how much they help over period of time
Darwin grips are definitely worth it if you have a lot of trimming to do. They're annoying if you just have a little bit to do each time
Yes
now try it along a one acre lot. I may look into one of these, only because with a string trimmer, I not only get covered in grass , but also sticker burr balls then I have to dig them out of my clothes.
Tyler’s your mom jokes are unbeatable 😂
Very impressive little gadget very surprised it did that well thanks for sharing.
you should put a mulch border around your fence. minimize weedeating all together
That is pretty slick. Does it need oil? it kinda seems like it would.
5:08 I can’t believe no one caught the your mom joke 😂💀
Hazard for wires going into the house be careful 😂
Been looking at one of these bit the 400 buck made me question it the getting covered in grass wasn't my issue tho it's the having to restring my weed whip 10 times just to get all the way around the metal fence in my backyard
I have a Husqvarna and a sthil weed eater and they both suck. I have to constantly pull the line out even though they are both automatic line feed. Tried different weed eater lines and set ups.
You really need to lube the blades or will dull quickly also would grease the gear case would probably quiet it down substantially
😅 Do you weed eat without a guard? As someone who used to, I put the guard back on my Stihl FS55R, and it truly cut down on such grass being slung. I understand your frustration tho 😅
Personally, this would never work for me and my clients yards. There’s just not enough versatility in this product for me, and it will never have the results of a good string trimmer, and competent user.
The results of this would have my clients pulling their hair out… asking why I scalped their lawn where I trimmed
Btw…No, that is not better than a weed eater Tyler. Let me come over and show ya 😅I don’t think we live far from each other. Let’s have a trim off 🤣
Test out the Badger Power pole hedge trimmer as a substitute for a weed eater. That's what I'm thinking about doing.
Trim the edges before mowing that way you can suck up the trimmings with the mower 🤷🏻♂️
I only use the weed eater when I let the lawn go a month without out mowing and the grass is two foot tall, so about 7 times a year
"The weight, not that big of a deal, just deal with it" exactly how I feel about the grass clippings getting all over when weed eating. 🤷♂
The way to go is do the edges 1st the mow the grass and let the mower shred and collect the weeds.
Well, this is a good tool to use before you use the mower. If you trim before you mow, it hides it better. It's essentially a hedge trimmer that spins. So yeah, it's noisy.
Lucas Red 'N TACKY is good stuff.
I have some, thanks to another channel that tested lots of things and it was the best.
Weedeat first then mow to get rid of the clippings.
I would like to see this one vs the 400 Milwaukee one and the down side is you have all this extra stuff you have to clean up after its cut
He forgot one downfall. Having to go back and get the corners were this misses.
Against a cement wall or a tree? Will this cut it or just break it?
Favorite vid yet!! And that says a lot!!
Hey Tyler make sure to lube up those blades with a squirt of WD 40 keeps mine in tip top shape