Troy-Bilt TB20CS 17-Inch 31cc 2-Cycle Gas Powered Curved Shaft String Trimmer With Detachable Shaft
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Troy-Bilt TB20CS 17-Inch 31cc 2-Cycle Gas Powered Curved Shaft String Trimmer With Detachable Shaft
Customer Review: String Trimmer
Summary: 2 Stars
Don't buy this trimmer unless you like to continuously work on getting the string to feed through the head. The part on the trimmer where the edger attachment is supposed to connect to broke off about 30 minutes after I got it out of the box. I did not get rough with it; this is a flimsy product and I regret buying it!Customer Review: Trimmer works fine
Summary: 4 Stars
in short, easy assembly, starts right up, kicks grass all over feet...other posters mentioned different rotation than most trimmers...i don't know. great for my 5 minute trim work every week. Customer Review: Not bad for the price
Summary: 3 Stars
This unit started right up out of the box. It takes a long time to warm up. You have to let it run about five minutes before you can give it full throttle. Overall, the timmer runs pretty well once it's warmed up. Tall grass will easily become entangled around the head of the trimmer. The guard offers no protection so you will be covered with debris after you use this trimmer. Be sure to use good eye protection.Customer Review: Wont stay running
Summary: 1 Stars
Right out of the box, it wont stay running after it warms up. Looking into sending it back or having it serviced, if it has a warranty. very dissatified.Customer Review: I want my cordless back.
Summary: 1 Stars
I've been using a Black & Decker cordless trimmer/edger. It was quiet, light-weight and easy to maneuver between my flower beds and lawn. It had a handy guide for edging along pavement. My only complaint was its so-so power. The battery would sometimes run out before I was done, but that was usually at the beginning of the season when the trim areas were particularly overgrown. After many faithful years, the Black & Decker died.
So I thought I'd try the Troy-Bilt. It's louder than a German biplane. It's much heavier than a cordless and feels even heavier for each minute of use. It's impossible to maneuver between my flower beds and lawn. And, you have to buy the separate edger attachment if you want a pavement guide. I used my new Troy-Bilt twice. Then I ordered a new cordless.