I've owned *many* stihl trimmers starting with the fs72 from 1993. Now in 2019 I use a km130 attachment system and I love this thing. I now have a pole saw, articulating hedge trimmer, string trimmer and stick edger (4 machines) with one portable unit. These four tools in the dedicated versions took up so much room plus I had 4 engines to maintain, now just 1 engine to maintain and *alot* less room used.
I love my Stihl fs56 string trimmer so much that I have brake it in by running it for a while after I bought it from big blue in Kinston north Carolina it's awesome trimmer the trimmer head is huge the power is amazing love the weight it's balanced comfortable to use easy to start up prime the bulb 5 times choke it half choke and lastly run
Nice trimmers I own Fs90 and fs110 for a couple of years used commercially every day here in Miami I just bought the fs56rc and it's great I'm very surprised being a residential unit but a lot of guys are using them here and they are holding up commercially a friend of mine has had one for 3 years and used the heck out of it and it still starts on first or second pull now the 94r man I bought 2 of those when they first came they were nothing but headache broken starter paws and to restart when warm forget it I gave up on them and sold them and got my self 2 fs90r great video thanks.
It's efficient to use satisfying to use it's like running a dream I do like Husqvarna to and echo John Deere Cub cadet all are good weed eaters even the trimmers I've haven't ran before Delmar Red Max Blue Max Black mix even McCulloch string trimmer Hitachi
Nice collection.... But the fs 94 is far from most powerful 2 stroke... The fs91 has more power than the 94 itself. And then I'm pretty sure there is a couple more bigger models still running 2 stroke as well. I highly recommend the forestry double shoulder harness for the big boy cutters. I use it with my fs310 and it's less work on my body than using my 55 or 56 ever thought about..
Great collection. Along my life I would prove many brands Shindaiwa, Stihl, redmax, husky, maruyama, etc and my conclusion is STHIL is a great machine but the problem is the brand. Like FORD F-ABRICATION O-RDINARY R-EPAIRS D-AILY
Here is my take. Pro gardener to pro gardener. I talked to a lot of other professional gardeners who tell me they are tired of stihl, once they break down, they are never the sameI am a Husqvarna man myself but I'm also a small-time GardnerI know a lot of professional gardeners who say that I am done with stihl and switching to Husqvarna, once they break, and go in the shop. Never the same. And this is especially Tru for backpacks. I myself refuse to use a backpack blower becausebecause I want to have my lumbar spine at least somewhat in tact when I'm 60 years old and it's already jacked up so I can give a s*** less about backpack blowers but Husqvarna is where it's at that's just my opinion don't get all riled up you gardeners but I am not a fan of sthll myself
I have TWO. A 128ld and a 128ld and 15 year old attachments. They have never broke. But the original trimmer a crapsman 31 cc is messed up because I had the wrong shop work on it but it is still my backup and I will get it fixed
Yes, I have the fs250, it's a beast. It wouldn't start 2wks ago. So before I repair it. I bought the Echo srm-410U. Waiting on it to come in. The fs250 will be a backup just incase. I get calls for bank properties. But I use the fs130 & Redmax bcz260ts to take care of them
+Nick's Lawn Service difference between the two is like a hammer and a scalpel. The 94r is very light, extremly balanced but lacks the torque and explosiveness of the 110 but its not weak. It is one if not the best pick up ive had this year
4:25 those are stihl edger handles you can get them from your dealer for $13 , they are good for taller people. only reason I know is I asked my dealer, because my back was hurting.. he said they work good on trimmers for tall people , or people with lower back problems.
Man do you guys actually use your trimmers cause how can you keep them so clean using them 6 days week like we do here in miami they don't even look like they have been used or do you collect them.
hey man, thanks for the insight. I do have one question though. does the 94's gas tank outlast the 110? see we used to run kawasaki 35s but those got stolen so we opted for the fs100rx. we love it but we need a two stroke for delicate work and a bigger tank for less refills.
+Abraham Vega yes sir. I should have mentioned that in my fs94 vrs husqvarna 223l video that the stihl does las longer on a full tank. in that particular situation i would go with the 94
Being a stihl man like myself. What are your thoughts on the Fs111rx? Have you or anyone you know ran one? I just purchased one to replace the 110 that got stolen. But I haven't used it yet. Its literally 2 days old. Thx
I first bought a fs75 stick edger but had problems if the dirt was wet or too much growth.. the 75 would just bog down all the time, not very powerful at all. Yesterday I bought the 130r Kombi head with the edger attachment, this thing freaking cut through wet wet dirt like it was butter. If you're just using for weedeating then a 130 would suffice, almost may be overkill imo unless you're doing very overgrown properties or putting on a brush cutting attachment. I've read a lot of people say the FS 110 is a good standard for lawncare, I would suggest not going below a 90.
and then he picks up a Husky 535LST professional trimmer....and only needs that because its almost as light as the lowest end Stihl, and more powerful than the biggest one he has.... :)
Great collection! I have a KM130r that has served me well for 13 years. You get what you pay for.
I've owned *many* stihl trimmers starting with the fs72 from 1993. Now in 2019 I use a km130 attachment system and I love this thing. I now have a pole saw, articulating hedge trimmer, string trimmer and stick edger (4 machines) with one portable unit. These four tools in the dedicated versions took up so much room plus I had 4 engines to maintain, now just 1 engine to maintain and *alot* less room used.
Purchased an FS94R three years ago. The best trimmer on the planet. Just my opinion.
I love my Stihl fs56 string trimmer so much that I have brake it in by running it for a while after I bought it from big blue in Kinston north Carolina it's awesome trimmer the trimmer head is huge the power is amazing love the weight it's balanced comfortable to use easy to start up prime the bulb 5 times choke it half choke and lastly run
Imagine being a weed trying to survive in that guy’s yard.
Lhh
Lol I know right
Sthil products , the best i have put my hands on , top of the line
Gerald Hoskins echo though
Nice collection!..
I have the fs111r and the fs240r
luv them both.
I live on the side of Haleakala Volcano, Maui these two machines are life savers.
Nice trimmers I own Fs90 and fs110 for a couple of years used commercially every day here in Miami I just bought the fs56rc and it's great I'm very surprised being a residential unit but a lot of guys are using them here and they are holding up commercially a friend of mine has had one for 3 years and used the heck out of it and it still starts on first or second pull now the 94r man I bought 2 of those when they first came they were nothing but headache broken starter paws and to restart when warm forget it I gave up on them and sold them and got my self 2 fs90r great video thanks.
I bought a FS 130R a few years back...trims like cutting butter with a hot knife.
Cool... And no weird music and fast forwarded video footage. An actual review. Yay! Lol, idk. Great trimmers.
Cant beat the 94r. Super light
money well spent brotha
It's efficient to use satisfying to use it's like running a dream I do like Husqvarna to and echo John Deere Cub cadet all are good weed eaters even the trimmers I've haven't ran before Delmar Red Max Blue Max Black mix even McCulloch string trimmer Hitachi
Bloody champion you are.
Nice collection.... But the fs 94 is far from most powerful 2 stroke... The fs91 has more power than the 94 itself. And then I'm pretty sure there is a couple more bigger models still running 2 stroke as well.
I highly recommend the forestry double shoulder harness for the big boy cutters. I use it with my fs310 and it's less work on my body than using my 55 or 56 ever thought about..
Great collection. Along my life I would prove many brands Shindaiwa, Stihl, redmax, husky, maruyama, etc and my conclusion is STHIL is a great machine but the problem is the brand. Like FORD
F-ABRICATION
O-RDINARY
R-EPAIRS
D-AILY
Stihl FS 250R was the biggest have one it is the hot rod of trimmers.
Here is my take. Pro gardener to pro gardener. I talked to a lot of other professional gardeners who tell me they are tired of stihl, once they break down, they are never the sameI am a Husqvarna man myself but I'm also a small-time GardnerI know a lot of professional gardeners who say that I am done with stihl and switching to Husqvarna, once they break, and go in the shop. Never the same. And this is especially Tru for backpacks. I myself refuse to use a backpack blower becausebecause I want to have my lumbar spine at least somewhat in tact when I'm 60 years old and it's already jacked up so I can give a s*** less about backpack blowers but Husqvarna is where it's at that's just my opinion don't get all riled up you gardeners but I am not a fan of sthll myself
I got my 94R for 290. Good deal.
I have TWO. A 128ld and a 128ld and 15 year old attachments. They have never broke. But the original trimmer a crapsman 31 cc is messed up because I had the wrong shop work on it but it is still my backup and I will get it fixed
I just purchased the FS 56 for $219 at my local hardware store.
how is it? i was thinking about the one with easy2start and bike handles
Considering your how tall you are, have you given any thought to trying the Darwin's Grip?
Who’s here 2019?? The Stihl fs 250 is the strongest 2 cycle trimmer
Yes, I have the fs250, it's a beast. It wouldn't start 2wks ago. So before I repair it. I bought the Echo srm-410U. Waiting on it to come in. The fs250 will be a backup just incase. I get calls for bank properties. But I use the fs130 & Redmax bcz260ts to take care of them
I use a 240 R all day without a strap 😊
Dude I love my fs110r I want to try the 94r!!!
+Nick's Lawn Service
difference between the two is like a hammer and a scalpel.
The 94r is very light, extremly balanced but lacks the torque and explosiveness of the 110 but its not weak.
It is one if not the best pick up ive had this year
+Shayne1973 I actually got the 94r now I love it!!!
i used Stihl too !
4:25 those are stihl edger handles you can get them from your dealer for $13 , they are good for taller people. only reason I know is I asked my dealer, because my back was hurting.. he said they work good on trimmers for tall people , or people with lower back problems.
Out of all these weed wackers, what model is the lightest? Weed wacker to work with please comment back thank you
Man do you guys actually use your trimmers cause how can you keep them so clean using them 6 days week like we do here in miami they don't even look like they have been used or do you collect them.
one job and my trimmer is more dirty than that
I agree, it's like a museum I have to scrub my machines with fast Orange for about eight hours to get them to look like like that
6 machines to maintain his 2 acre property most likely... replaced all the plastics on that fs110 because they were "faded" that says alot right there
hey man, thanks for the insight. I do have one question though. does the 94's gas tank outlast the 110? see we used to run kawasaki 35s but those got stolen so we opted for the fs100rx. we love it but we need a two stroke for delicate work and a bigger tank for less refills.
+Abraham Vega
yes sir.
I should have mentioned that in my fs94 vrs husqvarna 223l video that the stihl does las longer on a full tank.
in that particular situation i would go with the 94
"I like it"
Do you know whats the regular trimmer head of fs100rx i got my fs100rx use it came with 25 5 in i want regular trimmer head
All that's missing from that arsenal is the fs260r
Hi, how come your fs130 could outperform the 250? Was there an issue with it?
Being a stihl man like myself. What are your thoughts on the Fs111rx?
Have you or anyone you know ran one?
I just purchased one to replace the 110 that got stolen. But I haven't used it yet. Its literally 2 days old. Thx
I have the fs94 r
I have my own small business and only have a FS 45, i need something bigger, should i get the FS 85 or just jump straight up to the FS 250?
I first bought a fs75 stick edger but had problems if the dirt was wet or too much growth.. the 75 would just bog down all the time, not very powerful at all.
Yesterday I bought the 130r Kombi head with the edger attachment, this thing freaking cut through wet wet dirt like it was butter. If you're just using for weedeating then a 130 would suffice, almost may be overkill imo unless you're doing very overgrown properties or putting on a brush cutting attachment. I've read a lot of people say the FS 110 is a good standard for lawncare, I would suggest not going below a 90.
I would buy the Stihl FS91R that’s what I use in my company I have 9 of them and I love them
@@calumbeekman2093 are these powerful enough for some brush cutting here and there and thick weed wacking
The whole reason he returned the FS250r was because he didn’t tune the carburetor.
Could you tell me if the fs 56 rc starter recoil assembly will fit an fs 70 RC? I can't find the assembly anywhere.
I would like to see you cut grass. I want to know which one to use for LONG grass on bush property
In those situations i use the fs130
amazing power in a fairly light trimmer.
The fs110 would do the trick as well
The 240
The fs111r or fs240r anything less you will be there for hours and hours.
Pls help with engine over flow with fuel.
What's up? As in the symptoms
Which of these can take a blade
Is that a key for start on that 240r
What machine is the most latest machine they make without going to batteries Please comment back thank you
Wow, I would’ve held onto the fs250r those are mean
Show that fs240 in action
and then he picks up a Husky 535LST professional trimmer....and only needs that because its almost as light as the lowest end Stihl, and more powerful than the biggest one he has.... :)
Anybody know what's the difference between fs70 vs 94 is just trigger speed
I've had three ship trailers and I'd never own another one of the pieces of shit!
The fs 56 is 1.27 hp
1.07
you can go to stihls website and look up the specs
I watch alot of trimmets video s and their all straight shafts how bout the curved ones seams nobody likes them and y
They are for very small jobs. You can't get reall close to the ground or cut in big swathes like the straight shafts.
Most make that mistake
The brand name is pronounced "steel" not "still".
No it's stihl