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Product must be identical (same brand, colour, model #).Terms & Conditionsįor eligibility, the following terms and conditions need to be met We will verify the price, and then immediately match any current advertised price (Terms & Conditions apply). Simply visit a Total Tools Store or contact our online team with evidence of a cheaper price (print out or website link). Check online or instore for the latest price. Īt times prices have moved in the market, and our in store and online price for printed catalogue items may be lower. Should you find a lower advertised price for the identically stocked product elsewhere, we will happily match the price. We check our prices daily against our competitors to ensure you can shop online or instore with the confidence you are buying at the very best price, every day. I guess when I do need a new one I might as well look at Stihl's battery offerings in their 'professional' lineup of trimmers.Total Tools - Low Price Guarantee Policy (Terms & Conditions)Īt Total Tools we offer Low Prices, every day, guaranteed. I have never had feed problems and never even heard of line welding before this thread. 095, Husky Titanium, Oregon Gatorline, Arnold Twisted, etc, pretty much anything that's not just round, it's got to have edges to really rip through everything, and it all feeds just fine. I use a bunch of different types of line in. When it runs out it does require popping the head off (toolless) and winding up new line but I've pretty much got that down to science by now. The line just advances automatically depending on how fast it is spinning. The only thing I ever did to it besides regular maintenance like changing the plug and burning the muffler spark screen clean and cleaning / changing the air filter etc was when it was new I did swap out the trimmer head it came with for a Stihl Supercut autofeed head so I never have to bump and put crop circles in the grass to get more line to come out. I've never even had to adjust the carb on it which I credit to only using stihl mix and non-ethanol premium fuel. Bought it in 2003-2004 and I've yet to have had a problem with it. Been watching this thread only because my Stihl FS90R trimmer is coming up on 20 years old now and I've been trying to get an idea of if/when the time comes which electric models might be worth giving a look but I've yet to see anything that gives me confidence I ever want to change.Īll I can say is my Stihl still runs like a champ.
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