http://makitapowertool.info/makita-power-tools-questions/out-of-these-makes-if-you-know-them-which-would-be-the-better-line-trimmer/ Information on the WorldClass Makita PowerTools Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:16:15 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://makitapowertool.info/makita-power-tools-questions/out-of-these-makes-if-you-know-them-which-would-be-the-better-line-trimmer/comment-page-1/#comment-1189 the01ani Fri, 29 Jan 2010 14:19:17 +0000 http://makitapowertool.info/makita-power-tools-questions/out-of-these-makes-if-you-know-them-which-would-be-the-better-line-trimmer/#comment-1189 honda starts the best. for durability of entire machine i prefer stihl. but since u hate the pulling part get a honda. stihl usually starts pretty good but is more expensive than honda honda starts the best. for durability of entire machine i prefer stihl. but since u hate the pulling part get a honda. stihl usually starts pretty good but is more expensive than honda

]]> http://makitapowertool.info/makita-power-tools-questions/out-of-these-makes-if-you-know-them-which-would-be-the-better-line-trimmer/comment-page-1/#comment-1190 Anonymous Fri, 29 Jan 2010 14:19:17 +0000 http://makitapowertool.info/makita-power-tools-questions/out-of-these-makes-if-you-know-them-which-would-be-the-better-line-trimmer/#comment-1190 Best engineered one is Stihl in my opinion. Best engineered one is Stihl in my opinion.

]]> http://makitapowertool.info/makita-power-tools-questions/out-of-these-makes-if-you-know-them-which-would-be-the-better-line-trimmer/comment-page-1/#comment-1188 hairy.ca Fri, 29 Jan 2010 14:19:16 +0000 http://makitapowertool.info/makita-power-tools-questions/out-of-these-makes-if-you-know-them-which-would-be-the-better-line-trimmer/#comment-1188 Hey Dumb Bunny They're all very good, you didn't mention Kawazaki which are the best for commercial use (in my opinion). I personally wouldn't get a Makita again because the fuel line can be snagged on branches and pulled off, causing the petrol to empty out. I've seen fuel caps on Stihl models come loose whilst in operation and Stihl are very highly priced. If you really need to buy a new one I would go for a Honda or Kawazaki as they tend to offer the best and longest warranties. So if anything goes wrong, you can just take it back to the dealer. They also have good recoil start mechanisms which make pull starting much easier : ) -If you're having trouble starting the engine, it might be a simple problem. Have you changed the spark plug recently? Have you cleaned the fuel filter lately? Are you putting the right fuel/oil mix in the tank? Most problems are to do with these three things. If it is one of these things then hopefully we could save you a few hundred pounds/dollars. Hey Dumb Bunny
They’re all very good, you didn’t mention Kawazaki which are the best for commercial use (in my opinion). I personally wouldn’t get a Makita again because the fuel line can be snagged on branches and pulled off, causing the petrol to empty out. I’ve seen fuel caps on Stihl models come loose whilst in operation and Stihl are very highly priced.
If you really need to buy a new one I would go for a Honda or Kawazaki as they tend to offer the best and longest warranties. So if anything goes wrong, you can just take it back to the dealer. They also have good recoil start mechanisms which make pull starting much easier : )
-If you’re having trouble starting the engine, it might be a simple problem.
Have you changed the spark plug recently?
Have you cleaned the fuel filter lately?
Are you putting the right fuel/oil mix in the tank?
Most problems are to do with these three things.
If it is one of these things then hopefully we could save you a few hundred pounds/dollars.

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